… Matt Baugh, the British High Commissioner, wrote in a letter to the Samburu Council of Elders dated August 21, 2026: His Majesty’s Government remains committed to engaging openly and constructively with the complex and difficult legacies of shared history. …
… Among the senior participants were Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, East African Community Deputy Secretary General Andrea Ariik Malueth and British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh.
… Among the high-level participants in the event was Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, East African Community Deputy Secretary General Andrea Ariik Malueth and British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh. …
NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 25 — Africa’s bioeconomy is being held back less by a shortage of scientific ideas than by the failure to turn research into businesses capable of attracting investment, British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh said Tuesday. …
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 23 – President William Ruto on Wednesday held talks with British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh at State House, Nairobi, focusing on deepening bilateral relations, expanding trade and investment, and strengthening cooperation on regional peace and secur …
… Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale held bilateral talks with British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh on Monday, where the two sides reviewed progress in the longstanding Kenya–UK health partnership and explored new areas of collaboration. …
UK committed to addressing alleged atrocities by BATUK, High Commissioner Baugh says By Sharon Nkonge July 15, 2026 08:14 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Matt Baugh has been appointed British High Commissio …
NANYUKI, Kenya, Jul 14 – British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh has assured Kenyans that the United Kingdom government is investigating allegations of atrocities committed by British troops during military training exercises in Kenya. …
… — The United Kingdom is deepening its security partnership with Kenya beyond traditional counterterrorism operations to tackle emerging threats including cybercrime, artificial intelligence (AI) risks and organised immigration crime, British High Commissioner to Kenya Matt Baugh …
The British government has committed to helping the Samburu community locate the grave of Laibon Bari Kaldojan Leaduma, a spiritual leader captured and detained by British colonial authorities in 1934. A family member has been searching since 1985 for answers about his grandfather's disappearance and alleged execution.
The British government has committed to helping the Samburu community locate the grave of Laibon Bari Kaldojan Leaduma, a spiritual leader captured and detained by British colonial authorities in 1934. A family member has been searching since 1985 for answers about his grandfather's disappearance and alleged execution.
Experts at the Africa Bioeconomy Workshop in Nairobi called on East African governments to move beyond research strategies and build profitable bio-based industries that create jobs and retain more value from the region's biological resources. The 2026 State of the Bioeconomy in Eastern Africa report identifies agricultural residues and organic waste as potential feedstock for producing biofuels, organic fertilisers, biodegradable packaging, and other bio-based products.
African governments are shifting focus to staple crops like rice, cassava, and maize, building value chains and industries around them to strengthen food security and reduce import dependence. The approach treats staple crops as raw materials for manufacturing and value-added industries, connecting farmers to seed, processors, research institutions, and consumers.
The British High Commissioner to Kenya said Africa's bioeconomy is held back not by a shortage of scientific ideas but by failure to turn research into investable businesses. He noted that African countries lack the financing pipelines, industry links and institutional systems needed to move discoveries from laboratories into commercial products and jobs.
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and British High Commissioner Matt Baugh held bilateral talks to discuss expanding cooperation on universal health coverage, workforce development, epidemic preparedness and digital health transformation, with focus on Kenya's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda health reforms and the Kenya–UK Health Workforce Partnership.
British High Commissioner Matt Baugh assured that the UK government is investigating alleged atrocities committed by British troops during training exercises in Kenya, affirming cooperation with Kenyan authorities over concerns regarding human rights violations and environmental damage.
Britain's High Commissioner assures Kenya that the UK government is investigating allegations of atrocities committed by British troops during military training exercises, and reaffirmed London's commitment to cooperate with Kenyan authorities on human rights violations and environmental degradation linked to British soldiers' activities.
The British High Commissioner to Kenya, Matt Baugh, visited Laikipia County to discuss UK partnerships including the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK). The delegation opened a new dining room and assembly hall at Temmakis Primary School, built by BATUK.
The British High Commissioner to Kenya says the UK is expanding its security partnership with Kenya to address cybercrime, artificial intelligence risks, and organised immigration crime, beyond traditional counterterrorism operations. The partnership, formalized in the UK-Kenya Strategic Partnership signed in July 2025, aims to support Kenya's security priorities across the Horn of Africa region.
The United Kingdom and Kenya have begun negotiations on a Digital Trade Agreement aimed at expanding cross-border digital commerce and reducing business barriers. The agreement is the next phase of the UK-Kenya Strategic Partnership signed in July 2025, and is expected to simplify digital trade, support innovation and improve market access for both countries.
One year after signing a Strategic Partnership, Kenya and the UK have seen bilateral trade exceed Sh340 billion for the first time, with British companies employing approximately 250,000 Kenyans and infrastructure projects expected to create over 100,000 jobs. The partnership includes flagship initiatives such as an infrastructure investment fund at the Nairobi Securities Exchange and the Nairobi Railway City project, backed by approximately £150 million.
A climate analysis presented at the British High Commission in Nairobi warns that extreme weather is already disrupting community football pitches in Mathare and could worsen significantly; by 2100, major storm rainfall in the area could increase by as much as 68 per cent, the analysis by Football for Future and Jupiter Intelligence found.
A climate analysis by Football for Future and Jupiter Intelligence warns that extreme weather is already disrupting grassroots football facilities in Mathare and could worsen significantly in coming decades, with projections including up to 68 per cent increase in major storm rainfall by 2100, doubled heat stress by 2040, and 345 per cent increase in water stress.
A climate analysis by Football for Future and Jupiter Intelligence warns that extreme weather is already disrupting community football pitches in Mathare and could worsen significantly. The study projects that extreme rainfall could increase by 68 per cent by 2100, heat stress could double by 2040, and water stress could rise by 345 per cent.
Spearhead Africa Asset Management has listed the Spearhead Africa Infrastructure Fund (SAIF) on the NSE, raising KSh 3.4 billion from institutional investors including CPF Group and UK Government support. SAIF is a listed infrastructure debt fund that will invest in senior debt for private-sector-led projects across East Africa in sectors including renewable energy, digital infrastructure, logistics and electrification.
President William Ruto received Letters of Credence from three new ambassadors at State House in Nairobi on Wednesday: Paulo Neves Pocinho (Portugal), Matt Baugh (United Kingdom), and Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo (Namibia).
President William Ruto on Wednesday received Letters of Credence from three newly appointed envoys — Ambassador Paulo Neves Pocinho of Portugal, High Commissioner Matt Baugh of the United Kingdom, and Ambassador Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo of Namibia — during a ceremony at State House. Ruto welcomed the diplomats and urged them to strengthen diplomatic and economic relations between Kenya and their respective countries.