The Latest Breaking News from Kenya

Kenya’s education curriculum was reformed in 2017 to improve its quality – but now many Kenyans are calling for change again. Public disillusionment with the competency-based curriculum has forced a government review.

The third round of Congo peace talks facilitated by the East Africa regional bloc has begun in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, with a plan to discuss reforms that will facilitate disarmament of rebel groups

Inside a bustling Doha neighbourhood is a popular beauty and fashion store, which was started by a former taxi driver.

Martha Karua, the running mate of Raila Odinga, the losing candidate in Kenya’s 2022 presidential election, continues to dispute William Ruto’s slim victory over him. According to the politician and lawyer, the Kenyan electoral commission and the country’s supreme court

Exhibitions in UK and Africa rewrite history by celebrating discoveries of overlooked black excavators in colonial era

Recently released details of Kenya's 2014 loan agreement with China to finance a controversial railway project have once again highlighted the predatory nature of Chinese lending in developing countries. The contract not only imposed virtually all risk on the borrower (including requiring binding arbitration in China to settle any dispute),…

Government commits to ‘zero tolerance’ approach as it urges world athletics governing body not to ban its athletes.

Project developed at Glasgow Caledonian University is backed by UK Government funding

Imagine having no sensation in a body part for most of your life and then being able to feel it at last.

A FLATPACK wind turbine invented by a 15-year-old Scottish pupil is to be used to help provide power to communities in Kenya.

A young man from Kenya has become a fan favourite with his creative method of directing people to the metro station.