NTSA Issues Fresh Directives to All Drivers Starting Next Week
Licences are among those targeted in the directives that will be enforced starting Sunday, ahead of the back-to-school rush.
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Revealed: What really drives East Africa fuel cost disparities
A regional debate over rising fuel prices has intensified after Kenyan President William Ruto attributed the country’s high pump costs to its expansive road network and middle-income status.
OPINION: China’s AI surge: What it means for Africa’s digital future
Unlike the US model, which is largely driven by private tech giants operating within a commercial framework, China’s model combines state guidance with enterprise innovation, allowing for rapid rollout of infrastructure and services. – Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke
Environmental crisis in Russian city after drone attack on refinery
People in the Russian city of Tuapse are worried about the effects of an oil refinery fire after a Ukrainian attack.
Parliament urges faster energy reforms to cut costs
Tanzania’s plan to secure fuel supplies and deliver reliable electricity under the 2026/27 budget has received strong backing in Parliament, with Members of Parliament (MPs) urging faster action…
Kenya Met Issues Weekend Heavy Rainfall Advisory for 5 Regions
The meteorological department also warned of very cold nights for the next five days, with residents living in Central Kenya warned to brace for such weather.
India denounces ‘hellhole’ remark shared by Trump
India’s Foreign Ministry says comments by US radio host Michael Savage, circulated by Trump, are ‘uninformed’.
Africa’s youth are online, but locked out of the digital economy’s real value
Millions of young people are increasingly turning to the internet for work and access to global markets. However, the infrastructure, policies, and economic systems needed to support this shift remain unevenly developed, underscoring a critical reality: connectivity alone does not guarantee participation. – Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke
Global hunger report warns of rising malnutrition and famine risks
Conflict remains the leading driver of hunger, affecting nearly 150 million people facing acute food shortages.
Dr Willy Mutunga – Kenya’s Baronial Class: Architects of Perpetual Backwardness
Kenya’s baronial class—a tight-knit elite of political dynasties, business moguls, and landed gentry—has entrenched itself since independence, perpetuating backwardness through systemic plunder. The Elephant in conversation with Chief Justice Emeritus, Willy Mutunga. The post Dr Willy Mutunga – Kenya’s Baronial Class: Architects of Perpetual Backwardness first appeared on The Elephant .