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Embu has emerged as Kenya's best-managed county in the country's first comprehensive fiscal performance scorecard.

At the same time, Nairobi City County was ranked among the bottom 10 despite controlling the largest county budget, exposing a stark divide in financial management across devolved governments.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/counties/embu-tops-first-county-fiscal-ranking-turkana-and-kisumu-last-5549176
President William Ruto's decision to introduce monthly stipends for village elders, while significantly improving the welfare of chiefs and assistant chiefs, has thrust Kenya's provincial administration back into the centre of political debate.

During Moi's administration, chiefs and provincial commissioners embodied the authority of the State.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/news/ruto-reading-from-moi-s-playbook-the-return-of-the-state-s-grassroots-machinery--5549082
The value of apartment rent in Ruaka, Kitengela, Upper Hill and Lang’ata fell in the past year as a supply glut, weaker corporate demand and pressure on household incomes eroded landlords’ pricing power.

The drop stood out in a market where most apartment locations continued to record rental growth, signalling an increasingly fragmented residential sector.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/business/ruaka-kitengela-upper-hill-among-estates-where-rents-dropped-5549350
Despite producing much of Kenya's food, women farmers continue to face barriers in land ownership, financing, markets and decision-making, limiting their economic empowerment and agricultural productivity.
Across Kenya, women shoulder the bulk of agricultural labour but remain disadvantaged by unequal access to land, credit, technology, climate resilience and control over farm income. #NationGender https://nation.africa/kenya/news/gender/the-invisible-backbone-feeding-the-nation-without-land-or-financial-power-5548014
More than 46,000 vulnerable learners went without school meals last year after a Sh4.8 billion funding gap crippled the government's feeding programme, threatening school attendance in some of the country's poorest regions.

The programme requires Sh7.8 billion annually to feed learners throughout the academic calendar.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/news/education/cash-crunch-derails-school-feeding-for-46-000-learners-5549384