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Fake Overseas Jobs Leave More Kenyans Trapped in Asian Scam Networks
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has warned that increasing numbers of East Africans are being trafficked into scam compounds in Asia, where they are forced to carry out online fraud under abusive co…

How Winnie Musau Is Keeping Kenyan Culture Alive in the UK
Winnie Musau, founder of Jamhuri Cultural Vibes CIC, is working to strengthen ties among Kenyans living in the United Kingdom by promoting cultural heritage through community events, youth programmes and business netw…

Major OPT Changes: Here's What to Know Before September 15
The Trump administration is considering major changes to the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme, including a proposed $100,000 participation fee and stricter limits on how long international students can rema…

How US-Based Lovince Mckenzie Is Elevating Kenya's Global Music Identity
Lovince Mckenzie is expanding his international profile with a growing catalogue of music, led by the success of Light Up and the release of his latest single, On My Way, as he continues to promote Kenyan music on the…

Gachagua Rejects Claims DCP Is Weakening Opposition Parties
Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has rejected claims that his party is working to sideline smaller opposition parties, saying Kenya’s democracy is stronger when multiple political parties rem…

Muslim Kenyans Can Now Buy Affordable Homes Without Interest, Says Ruto
President William Ruto has announced a Sharia-compliant financing option under the government’s Affordable Housing Programme, allowing Muslim Kenyans to buy homes through arrangements that comply with Islamic law.Spea…

Gen Z's Distrust in State Pensions Signals Shift in Global Retirement Planning
As global economic uncertainties persist, a growing number of Generation Z individuals are voicing concerns over the viability of state pensions as a reliable source of retirement income. According to a recent survey…

Iran-Oman Talks on Hormuz: A Potential Turning Point Amid Red Sea Tensions
In a significant development amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East, Iran has announced that its negotiations with Oman regarding the strategic Strait of Hormuz are proceeding with optimism. The talks come at a…

Apple Challenges UK Over Data Privacy as Global Scrutiny Intensifies
Apple Inc. has initiated a fresh legal challenge against a United Kingdom government order mandating the tech giant to enable access to encrypted user data, escalating tensions between the company and authorities over…

White House Convenes Tech Giants to Tackle AI Safety Amid Cybersecurity Concerns
In a significant move addressing the burgeoning challenges posed by advanced artificial intelligence, the White House is set to host a meeting with leading AI firms to deliberate on advanced model safety. This meeting…

Gor Mahia Reach First Kagame Cup Final in 11 Years After Dramatic Penalty Win
Gor Mahia beat Al Hilal Omdurman 8–7 on penalties after a 1–1 draw in their CECAFA Kagame Cup semi-final at Kigali Pele Stadium, securing a place in Friday’s final for the first time since 2015.The Kenyan champions to…

John Kaguchia Appears in Court, Refuses to Plead Over Incitement Charges
Mukurweini MP John Kaguchia appeared before the Milimani Law Courts on Tuesday over allegations that he made inciting remarks during a rally in Kieni, Nyeri County.He did not enter a plea after his lawyers challenged…

Kericho to Host Diaspora Job Fair This August as Overseas Opportunities Expand
Kenya's latest Diaspora Job Fair is taking place at Belgut Technical Training Institute in Kericho County as the government expands its drive to connect job seekers with overseas employment opportunities through regio…

Danube's Record-Low Levels Prompt Regional Energy Concerns Amid Climate Challenges
The Danube River, a crucial waterway in Central and Eastern Europe, has reached record-low levels, compelling Hungary to shut down its sole nuclear power plant. The unprecedented drought conditions, attributed to prol…

Kenya Opens New Consulate in China – Big Relief for Kenyans Living in Guangzhou
Kenya has officially opened a Consulate General in Guangzhou to strengthen trade and investment ties with China while improving consular services for Kenyans living in southern China.The new mission was inaugurated by…

US Green Card Holders Warned Against Five Common Mistakes
A social media post has warned United States Green Card holders that common mistakes, including extended time outside the country and failing to meet legal requirements, could put their permanent residency at risk.The…

From Siaya to Finland: How Brian Obako Built a Career Abroad
Brian Obako Obuyu, a production worker from Siaya, has built a career in Northern Europe after moving from Kenya, using his English language skills to adapt to new workplaces and advance his professional goals.Brian f…

Full List of Nairobi Estates Recording Lower House Rents
House rental prices fell in seven Nairobi estates during the second quarter of 2026, although average rents across the city’s suburbs and satellite towns continued to rise, according to the latest HassConsult Property…

Kenyan Woman Detained by ICE After Routine Immigration Check-In
A Kenyan woman who has lived in the United States for more than 20 years was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on 18 June after attending a routine immigration check-in she had complied with for…

Trump Misses Rehearing Deadline as US Supreme Court Finalises Birthright Citizenship Ruling
The United States Supreme Court has issued its certified judgement in the case over President Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, making its June ruling final and closing the case. The judgement, cer…