Kisumu City-Deputy Governor Dr. Mathew Owili (4th right),Chairman Kenya Airports Authority- Caleb kositany (in white shirt) and other leaders during the launch of Safarilink’s inaugural Kisumu-Entebbe flight-Photo|Courtesy

Kisumu positions itself as regional aviation and investment hub with new Entebbe Flight

Kisumu Governor Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o says the lakeside city is accelerating its transformation into a regional investment and logistics hub, backed by expanding aviation infrastructure and growing connectivity within the East African market. In remarks delivered on his behalf by Deputy Governor Dr. Mathew Owili during the launch of Safarilink’s inaugural Kisumu–Entebbe flight, Nyong’o…

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Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi-Photo|Courtesy

Kenyans in diaspora urged to invest back home and push for better governance

Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi has called on Kenyans studying and working abroad to channel more investments back home and use their influence to demand better governance. He said the diaspora community remains one of the country’s most important development partners and should play a more active role in shaping Kenya’s economic future. Speaking in…

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Kippra-Executive Director-Eldah Onsomu-Photo|Courtesy

Report: Kenya’s tax system reduces inequality but deepens poverty

Kenya’s tax system is narrowing income inequality but simultaneously pushing more households into poverty, a new analysis by the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA) has revealed. The findings paint a picture of a tax‑and‑spend framework that appears progressive on paper yet leaves many Kenyans worse off in practice. According to the…

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KRA Commissioner for the Micro and Small Taxpayers Department, CPA George Obell-Photo|Courtesy

KRA scales up tax education to build early compliance culture among youth

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has intensified efforts to nurture a culture of tax compliance among young people, saying early awareness is key to building a responsible and informed taxpayer base. Current data shows that individuals aged between 21 and 30 years make up 42 per cent of registered taxpayers. Speaking during a public lecture…

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Nyota Njema Properties proprietor Perminus Kariuk-Photo|John Kamau

Government urged to clear pending bills to ease cash crunch and revive economy

Business leaders are calling on the government to prioritize the payment of pending bills, warning that delays have worsened the cash crunch affecting companies and slowed economic activity across the country. They argue that settling outstanding dues owed to contractors and suppliers would inject much‑needed liquidity into the economy and help struggling enterprises recover. Speaking…

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coffee farmers in Kangema, Murang’a, the farmers are decrying instances of coffee theft in the area, with some suspecting the instances are carefully planned inside job

Coffee theft returns to Kangema as 15 bags vanish in dawn raid

Panic has gripped coffee farmers in Kangema, Murang’a after a gang broke into Marimira Coffee Factory and made away with 15 bags of coffee in what locals believe was a carefully planned inside job. The incident has revived fears of renewed thefts at a time when prices at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange are rising. The…

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Cabinet approves KSh9.7 billion livestock value chain project to revamp dairy and cereal sectors

The Cabinet has approved a KSh9.7 billion Livestock Value Chain Support Project (LVSP), a new programme aimed at improving dairy productivity, reducing post-harvest losses, and increasing farmer incomes across the country. The project is funded by the Government of Kenya and supported by a tied-aid credit agreement from the Polish Government. According to the Ministry…

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Mogo’s Nyanza regional manager, Margaret Waithaka addressing the media after the event-Photo|Fredrick Odiero

Kisumu to enforce mandatory SACCO membership for all 20,000 bodaboda riders

More than 20,000 boda boda riders in Kisumu County will from next year be required to register with SACCOs operating within their respective wards, in a move aimed at restoring order and improving safety in the sector. The Kisumu County Boda Boda Association chairman, Jacob Ogamba, said no rider will be allowed to operate without…

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