Governor Anyang' Nyong'o (3rd from left) pose for a photo with the NEPAD-APRM team in his office.- photo courtesy

Nyong’o urges citizen role in Kisumu peer review

Kisumu residents urged to play a bigger role in assessing county governance and service delivery NEPAD APRM team returns to validate citizen feedback gathered across the county Findings will inform a peer review conference where governors will assess governance gaps and share best practices Kisumu Governor Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o has called for active citizen…

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Charles Hinga, Principal Secretary for Housing and Urban Development

Sacco records could unlock housing loans for Kenyans

Mobile money and Sacco records could help informal workers qualify for housing loans Government targets a major expansion of Kenya’s mortgage market Lenders push for wider financing options to turn affordable housing projects into home ownership Millions of Kenyans working outside formal employment could soon have a better chance of accessing affordable housing loans if…

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Teacher Saccos must prioritise members’ mental health

Financial pressure is taking a toll on teachers’ wellbeing Teacher Saccos urged to offer counselling and wellness support Responsible lending could help members avoid debt distress Kenya’s teachers are facing an increasingly difficult economic reality. With the ever-increasing cost of living, many teachers are struggling to make ends meet. The result is not only financial…

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Workers blocks part of the Namgoi–Kapsabet Road.- photo courtesy

Nandi housing project workers down tools over unpaid wages

Chesumei housing project workers halt work and block road over delayed wages Unpaid workers say mounting debts and rent arrears are worsening their financial strain Protesters demand immediate payment and accountability over the use of public funds Workers on the Chesumei Affordable Housing Project in Nandi County have downed their tools and blocked part of…

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National Assembly Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture Chairperson Dan Wanyama. The Creative Economy Bill, 2026, which he sponsors, proposes new institutions, funding mechanisms and other measures to support the growth of Kenya’s creative industries. Photo/Courtesy

Creative Economy Bill seeks to boost Kenya’s arts, jobs

New Bill seeks to give Kenya’s creative economy a dedicated legal and institutional framework Proposed reforms could establish new bodies to oversee training, promotion and regulation Creative Industry Development Fund proposed to boost financing for artists and creative enterprises A Bill seeking to establish a comprehensive legal and institutional framework for the growth and development…

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Cooperatives and MSME Development Cabinet Secretary (CS) Wycliffe Oparanya (standing) talking during the launch of the National Organising Committee to coordinate Kenya’s participation in the forthcoming EAC MSME Trade Fair.-photo courtesy

Kenya picks 500 MSMEs, 100 NYOTA youth for Kigali fair

Kenya selects 500 MSMEs to showcase products at the upcoming Kigali trade fair NYOTA youth beneficiaries to get a chance to access regional markets and business networks Government considers doubling the size of Kenya’s delegation as preparations gather pace Kenya has selected 500 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), including at least 100 beneficiaries of…

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