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Burundi Warns Kenya Over Treatment of Its Traders as Ruto Targets Foreign Businesses

Burundian government spokesperson Bizimana did not mince his words in responding to Kenya's declared position. "Burundi will not hesitate to take action if its citizens are mistreated," Bizimana said

Burundi · Sep 7, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

Business

Morara Kebaso and Wife Mercy Makini in Public Spat Over Separation, Kids

"For the past six months, I have chosen to be the bigger person and keep this matter private out of respect for everyone involved," Mercy wrote.

Kenya · Sep 4, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

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Senegal Produces Africa's First Ever Sickle Cell Drug to Cut Treatment Costs

Africa accounts for roughly 80% of the world's 8 million sickle cell cases, yet affordable, accessible treatment has remained largely out of reach for most patients.

Senegal · Sep 3, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

Business

Mukuru Kwa Njenga Residents Storm Affordable Housing Meeting, Demand Answers Over Their Sold Houses

The gathering, held at the Imara Daima Chief's Camp, was intended to give residents a platform to raise their concerns directly with officials managing the housing programme. Instead, it descended into a confrontation as attendees pressed for concrete answers about the ownership status of units they say they have already paid for.

Kenya · Sep 3, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

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Mixed Reactions as Chinese Businessman Zheng Xiangming is Enstooled as Traditional Chief in Ghana

The enstoolment has not been without controversy. While a section of Ghanaians has welcomed the gesture, viewing it as a fitting tribute to a businessman whose projects have delivered tangible benefits, others have raised pointed questions about the appropriateness of conferring such a culturally significant title on a foreign national.

Ghana · Sep 2, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

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PCEA Secretary General Explains Why Church Members Should Pay KSh 750m to Save Milele Beach Hotel

An independent audit by eight experts from four organisations slashed the stated debt from KSh 1.1 billion to KSh 750 million, raising questions about the original figures.

Kenya · Aug 31, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

Breaking Business

Rosemary Koech's sister tearfully reads late KCB Exec's Journal of Painful Last Days

"The fact that I was used and feel undervalued by people I gave my all," wrote Rosemary Koech Kimwatu in a journal.

Kenya · Aug 30, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

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Frustrated Traders Bring Nairobi to Standstill Over High Taxes

The protest reflected a frustration that has been building steadily among Kenyan traders, entrepreneurs, and ordinary residents. Taxation levels and the overall cost of operating a business in the country have placed growing strain on livelihoods, prompting more and more Kenyans to channel their discontent into public action.

Kenya · Aug 28, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi

Breaking Business

Emotions run high as Kenyan Tech Community celebrates life of fallen KCB executive

The Kenyan tech community congregated at the Nairobi Chapel, where they celebrated the life of the late Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu, who was found dead at her Ngong home. Industry Bigwigs among them Ali Hussein, TESPOK's Fiona Wesonga, and Laura Chite spoke.

Kenya · Aug 27, 2026

By Susan Mwenesi