Rwanda`s inspiring education initiative in East Africa
At a time when Africa would be reaping from the demographic dividend that benefited East Asian economies, some countries are moving to make a difference by promoting higher education, partnerships and collaborations More...
Kibaki demands probe into NHIF scandal
President Kibaki has demanded a speedy probe into the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) scam and promised tough action on the culprits. Kenya President Mwai Kibaki (AFP/File, Simon Maina) The president warned More...
Kajuga eyes Kigali Peace marathon podium finish
Robert Kajuga believes he is good enough to win the half marathon race in the forthcoming Kigali Peace marathon scheduled for May 27. Robert Kajuga The diminutive SEC Academy athlete finished in second place last More...
Adios 14-seater matatus: Higher capacity buses to take over Kenyan roads
They gradually shaped what eventually stood out as a trendy and creative albeit crazy culture. But the end now seems nigh for minibuses and matatus in the public transport sector, which are fast fading out from More...
Kenya: Passengers, tourists stranded after closure of Mai Mahiu road
Travellers, including tourists heading to Masai Mara, were stranded for hours after the Government closed the Narok-Mai Mahiu road. Tourists vans seeking alternative routes were stuck in the mud for the better part More...
Leadership not about personal gain, says SBL don
Dr George Njenga (left) of SBS interacts with Sandeep Sharma of Fina Bank and Eric Rugwizangoga of WELL International, at the launch of TED. The New Times / T. Kisambira. Leadership should not be considered a personal More...
US envoy calls for more reforms to boost Kenya’s trade
US is calling on Kenya and other members of the East African Community to show commitment in reforms that will improve business climate in the region. US Assistant Secretary of Commerce Michael C Camuñez Visiting More...
Kenya embarks on financial management evaluation
The Government has embarked on a process to assess its capacity to manage public resources through its own institutions. Nairobi Treasury Building. Photo/Reuters The move that comes as the country lays down the More...
Kenya of road to blame for carnage
The poor state of Kenol-Murang’a road has been blamed for death of 14 people who perished on Wednesday. Huge potholes dotting the 28-kilometre stretch and narrow road are the cause of accidents. The accident occurred More...
Virgin Atlantic’s withdrawal adds to Kenya’s tourism woes
As Virgin Atlantic announces it will cease flights to Kenya, Gill Charlton reports on the problems the country faces in attracting the volume of tourists it used to enjoy. Last winter saw a fall in tourist arrivals More...
