Kenyan Temple Run

Wavinya Ndeti is really working in Machakos. She's building floodwalls, something that Sakaja has failed to do on the Nairobi River. I think we should elect her as the next Nairobi Governor. Mama na kazi au sio😂😂😂😂


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Civil servants from 19 commissions want pay rises of up to 50% for low earners and 20% for top staff.

This decision comes as they cite rising cost of living and delayed salary reviews.

Kenya: KDF Graduates New Infantry Specialists to Boost Readiness

Old Footage of Gaucho taking oath at Jacaranda grounds

Kenya rejects the remaining Sh129 billion UAE loan facility due to its high cost.

The loan was priced at 8.25% interest, and the Treasury says they are opting for cheaper funding options like the World Bank.

A sharp boy(thief) receiving greetings from angry Mob after snatching a phone from a Woman.
Kuwa mwizi ni mbayaa sana mamae😂💔


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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has raised the fee for the issuance and replacement of ATM debit and credit cards by 50 per cent, increasing it from ₦1,000 to ₦1,500.

This adjustment applies specifically to regular or basic debit and credit cards. According to the apex bank, charges for premium, hybrid, or higher-tier cards remain negotiable between the bank and the customer, while virtual cards continue to attract no issuance or replacement fee.

The new ₦1,500 charge is part of broader efforts by the CBN to review and update various banking service fees, amid rising operational costs in the financial sector. Customers are advised to confirm the exact application with their respective banks, as implementation may vary slightly depending on the card type and issuer.

This latest increase comes shortly after other ATM-related reviews, including adjustments to withdrawal charges in previous circulars.

Drama unfolded at Machakos University after a student allegedly caught cheating during an exam reportedly overpowered a lecturer who was trying to block him from leaving and call security.

According to witnesses, the student then mixed his exam paper with those of other candidates before escaping, making it difficult for the lecturer to immediately identify him since his name was not known.

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Kenya: Gachagua Seeks Salary and Benefits in Renewed Bid to Challenge Impeachment

Foreign investors have sold over Sh4 billion worth of shares at the NSE in March since the Iran war began, due to risk-off sentiment and a shift to safer dollar assets.

The High Court has upheld a directive by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) allowing enforcement action against public service vehicles fitted with graffiti, artistic designs, and tinted windows, commonly associated with “nganya” matatus, after dismissing a petition challenging the move.

Justice Bahati Mwamuye ruled that the authority acted within its legal mandate in issuing the enforcement notice, clearing the way for a nationwide crackdown on affected vehicles.

Canal+ which now owns MultiChoice, plans to set aside about $110 million to cut costs, improve content, and grow subscribers across Africa

Kenya's annual average inflation eased to 4.1pc in 2025 from 4.5pc in 2024, driven by declining fuel prices and easing supply chain pressures, KNBS data shows.