Pump prices set to ease again in the latest monthly review
Motorists and transport operators will pay slightly less at the pump from midnight, the third consecutive monthly cut.
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Heavy rain expected across Western Kenya through midweek, forecasters warn
Residents of Kakamega, Bungoma and Busia are urged to plan around the wettest hours, typically late afternoon.
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How M-Pesa quietly became Kenya’s shock absorber against rising prices
A year-long look at how households changed the way they hold mobile money as prices rose — and what it reveals about informal saving habits.
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Inside the eTIMS rollout: three small traders on what actually changed
A grocer, a hardware dealer and a salon owner on what the e-invoicing requirement cost them in the first quarter — and what it saved them by June.
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Matatu operators call off planned strike after late-night talks with county officials
A threatened 48-hour strike over new route-licensing fees was called off just after midnight.
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The quiet fight over who controls Nairobi’s next transit corridor
Behind the ribbon-cutting language of a new bus corridor lies a much less tidy story about land, county politics and who gets first claim on the route.
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Why some coffee cooperatives are outperforming private millers this season
A season-by-season comparison of payout timing across central Kenya suggests governance, not scale, is the deciding factor this year.
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Opinion: Newsrooms don’t need an AI strategy. They need an editing strategy.
The debate about AI in journalism keeps getting the emphasis backwards. The scarce skill is judgement, not production.
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Why the shilling’s calm this year is hiding a harder story underneath
On paper it has been a steady year for the currency. A closer look suggests the calm owes more to seasonal inflows than to any structural fix.
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Opinion: Years into devolution, counties still can’t collect their own money
Until counties can reliably collect what is legally theirs, every argument about allocations from the centre is about the wrong pot of money.
