PRIME Ruto opposed powerful president in Naivasha talks He argued the system of government at the time “had failed the test of accountability because of the weak system of checks and balances”.
PRIME Ruto opposed powerful president in Naivasha talks He argued the system of government at the time “had failed the test of accountability because of the weak system of checks and balances”.
PRIME The slick number games firms are using to avoid tax KRA found that the Dutch-owned flower grower Van Den Berg used clever accounting to declare lower revenues and pay less tax.
PRIME The making of a mega Covid-19 scandal at Kemsa Suspended authority officials contradict one another at the National Assembly Health Committee, led by Sabina Chege.
PRIME Devolution drives people back to Kakamega countryside Development of infrastructure has improved the local economy and created millionaires.
PRIME In Nakuru, grazing land gives way to posh estate Ranges View Estate, with posh bungalows and maisonettes, is one of the most-sought-after residential addresses in the county.
PRIME Concrete and steel boom leaves no land to grow food in North Rift Declining income from agriculture leads to conversion of vast swathes of farmland into commercial plots,.
PRIME Not for the money: Resisting urbanisation at all cost Kirinyaga woman clings on to her piece of land despite developments around her.
PRIME The shadowy coffee gangs of Mount Kenya Poverty amid plenty as Mount Kenya’s ‘black gold’ leaves farmers in pain.
PRIME Getting by ‘on thin air’ in Zimbabwe Teachers, nurses, soldiers, and even bureaucrats, have seen their incomes evaporate as inflation soars to triple digits.
PRIME In Zimbabwe, deteriorating press and political freedom In recent years, there have been numerous reports of violence against journalists, fire-bombings of offices of media outlets, and intrusion by security services.
PRIME Mr President, why is Kenatco still under receivership? An initial Sh17 million loan has grown to more than Sh1.2 billion
PRIME Covid heist: Kemsa CEO points finger at CS Mutahi Kagwe Mr Manjari says he received phone calls and SMS from the CS and health PS on what to buy and from where.
PRIME Abyssinian crisis reloaded: Internal diplomacy proves elusive in Africa's capital country Things appear to have begun to unravel in the nation that survived the colonial scramble for Africa, with reports of killings and destruction of property following a wave of violence.
PRIME In Ethiopia, a complex history engulfs the hopes of millions Ahmed, argued one analyst, was the choice of the elite in Ethiopia, in an attempt to pacify Oromo sentiments.
PRIME How Samburu millionaires became poor They bought land and married more wives but they are now broke and depressed. What went wrong?
PRIME Lawyer's journey to legal glory for victims of British Army explosives Martyn Day helped people get compensation for losing relatives and sustaining serious injuries from explosives left by the British Army.
PRIME KDF is winning young souls to kill off Shabaab After fighting militants across the border for almost a decade, Kenya is now using the lessons learnt to implement new strategies.
