One Year After Vetting Decree Abolished but Millions of Kenyans Still Locked Out

Staff-at-the-Nubian-Rights-Offices-in-Makina-Kibera. Nairobi, Kenya: One year after the government abolished the long-standing and discriminatory vetting process for national identity cards, ID registration in Kenya has become faster and more accessible. However, millions of Kenyans remain undocumented, with civil society groups warning that the legacy of decades of exclusion continues to deny many citizens their constitutional rights….

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Africa Unveils Zamba Heritage Initiative to Boost Forest Conservation and Climate Action

FSC Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Peter Alele ( 2nd right),Dr. Subhra Bhattacharjee (4th right) with other stakeholders poses for the photo during the Zamba Heritage Congress held in Nairobi on Tuesday ,10,February,2026. Africa has marked a major milestone in its forest and climate agenda as the Inaugural Zamba Heritage Congress officially opened in Nairobi,…

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Co-operative Bank, World Vision Kenya Roll Out Chapa Pay Integration to Boost Local Funding for Child Welfare

 Winnie Wabwire, Relationship Manager, Co-op Bank Speaking during the 2026-2030 FY plan. Partnership introduces bank-backed digital platform enabling secure, real-time donations as NGO sector shifts toward locally funded development amid declining global aid Nairobi, Kenya – 10.02.2025 – Co-operative Bank of Kenya and World Vision Kenya have partnered to integrate a secure e-commerce donation platform…

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World Vision Kenya Unveils 2026–2030 Strategy, Targets 13.3 Million Children Nationwide

World Vision Kenya has launched its 2026–2030 National Strategy alongside its Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Business Plan, outlining an ambitious roadmap to improve the wellbeing of 13.3 million children, families and communities across 33 counties. The strategy prioritises reaching 3.04 million of the most vulnerable children through integrated programming, strategic partnerships and evidence-based advocacy,…

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IAWRT Equips Women Journalists with Ethical AI Skills Ahead of Final Training Session

As the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT) Kenya’s AI training programme nears its conclusion, selected women journalists across the country continue to sharpen their skills in the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence and digital tools in journalism. NewsLight Kenya was among the participants in the programme, which goes beyond basic automation…

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Digital Shift Accelerates as Cooperative Financial Sector Seals Strategic Fintech Deals

Over 100 SACCO Leaders Pivot from Competition to Collaboration Model at 4th Annual CEOs Roundtable Nairobi, Kenya 2026 – Kenya’s cooperative banking sector has signalled a strategic pivot towards collaborative partnerships with fintech companies as its top strategic focus for 2026, signalling an accelerated push towards digital transformation as the movement seeks to enhance value…

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MIL: Youth Drive Digital Peace Amid Online Threats Ahead of 2027 Elections

Co-chair of the coalition Christine Odera (Right End standing, white top), Kechula Sharon from FeComo (Centre in Pink attire) together with 15 youth led organization pose for a photo on its final day holding an award certificates of participation during MIL Boot camp held in Nairobi. With misinformation, divisive content, and online risks on the…

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Ombudsman Faults County Officials in Eastleigh Building Boundary Dispute

Commission of Administrative Justice(Ombudsman) chairperson Mr. Charles Dulo speaking to the press in Nairobi on February 6, 2026 The Office of the Ombudsman has faulted Nairobi City County officials over a disputed building boundary in Eastleigh, recommending prosecutions, disciplinary action, compensation, and sweeping institutional reforms after finding that a development was unlawfully approved and poorly…

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