Stephen Mwaura Nduati. Photo/File Today, Kenya is celebrated globally as the birthplace of mobile money, a country where millions can send, receive, save and invest money with a few taps on a mobile phone. But nearly two decades ago, the idea of moving money through a mobile handset was met with deep skepticism. At the…
Kenyans in formal employment are now contributing more towards their retirement savings following the phased implementation of enhanced contribution rates under the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Act of 2013. While the move has sparked concern among some workers who have seen a reduction in their take home pay, experts argue that the changes are…
Kibra Aspiring Member of Parliament Daniel Orogo speaking during a press briefing with Newslight Kenya on June 16, 2026. Photo/ Clara Sande Kibra, one of Nairobi’s largest informal settlements, continues to face deep-rooted challenges linked to service delivery, infrastructure, and economic opportunity, reflecting wider conditions documented in studies of urban informal settlements in the city….
Kenyans have been assured of continued fuel availability after the government confirmed that the country has sufficient petroleum stocks to sustain national demand for more than a month, even as additional cargo shipments remain on course to boost reserves further. Speaking during a familiarization tour of major petroleum facilities in the Coast region, Petroleum Principal…
Professor Benjamin Muchiri, Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Director of microeconomic Statistics speaking during the launch of the 2025 Remittances Household Survey on June 16, 2026 in Nairobi Money sent home by Kenyans living abroad is increasingly becoming a vital source of support for families, helping pay for education, healthcare, food and investments while contributing…
Murang’a County is emerging as a key hub for sports development as the construction of the 10,000-seater Mumbi Stadium gathers pace, signaling the government’s commitment to nurturing and developing talent across the country. In a statement shared on his Facebook page, Sports Principal Secretary Elijah Mwangi described the stadium as more than a physical…
Principal Secretary for Economic Planning Boniface Makokha speaking during the launch of Africa Capital Week in Nairobi on Monday June 15, 2026. Photo courtesy/Winnie Atieno African leaders, policymakers and financial experts are increasingly calling for the continent to finance its own development by mobilizing local capital and reducing reliance on costly foreign borrowing. The discussion…
Blue baby blankets and carefully arranged baby essentials visible in the photograph hinted at the extensive preparations she had made ahead of embracing motherhood.
Sweden continued to pile pressure on Tunisia and deservedly doubled their advantage after 30 minutes through Liverpool forward Alexander Isak.
According to the Cabinet Secretary, Kenya’s fuel pricing formula is designed in a way that creates a delay between movements in international oil markets and adjustments at local pump stations.
