… Strathmore University Vice Chancellor Vincent Ogutu underscored the importance of resilient institutions, saying sustainable governance depends on both effective systems and accountable leadership. …
… In a comprehensive evaluation of 69 chartered and accredited higher-education institutions across the country, the iconic University of Nairobi (UON) has once again secured the coveted number one spot, closely followed by Strathmore University, which commands the lead among priva …
… According to the 2026 Kenyan University Rankings released by uniRank, the University of Nairobi has retained its position as the country’s top university, while Strathmore University continues to lead among private institutions, coming in second overall.The rankings assessed 69 c …
… e Kenya National Cooking Transition Strategy, partly to address household air pollution, which is linked to over 21,000 deaths a year in Kenya.Also speaking at the forum, Professor Izael Pereira Da Silva, deputy vice chancellor for research and innovation at Strathmore University …
… Speaking during Capital FM’s Sustainability Town Hall at Strathmore University, Kenya Pipeline Company, PLC General Manager for Strategy and Commercial Services, Zilper Abong’o, said sustainable development requires placing people at the centre of economic growth and decision-mak …
… Speaking during Capital FM’s Sustainability Town Hall at Strathmore University, KPC General Manager for Strategy and Commercial Services, Zilper Abong’o, said organisations must ensure that economic development delivers tangible benefits to people while safeguarding their well-be …
… Speaking during the company’s ongoing sustainability dialogue series at Strathmore University, Capital Group Managing Director Simon Bargurei urged organisations to rethink how they engage with communities and assess the real outcomes of their social investments. …
… Speaking at a sustainability townhall hosted by Capital FM at Strathmore University in Nairobi, experts from the manufacturing, technology and financial services sectors argued that the Social (S) pillar of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) frameworks is becoming increas …
… ation systems through joint degree programmes, Erasmus+ mobility frameworks, and collaborative research networks.The agreements, expected to be signed this week between May 25 and May 28, 2026, will involve Kabarak University, Amref International University, Strathmore University …
… Tomorrow, USIU-A Flames will renew their rivalry with their Strathmore University compatriots, Swords, while Zetech Sparks will face off with Safe Spaces.In the Men’s Premier League battle, Stanbic Shields will tackle African Nazarene University (ANU) Wolfpacks as they look to en …
Strathmore University and the World Bank Group signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on September 1, 2026, establishing a framework for collaboration in human capital development, student mobility, research, digital transformation, innovation, and knowledge exchange. Students will engage with World Bank experts through guest lectures, research discussions, mentorship, and exposure to development projects.
Strathmore University and the World Bank Group signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on September 1, 2026, establishing a framework for collaboration in human capital development, student mobility, research, digital transformation, innovation, and knowledge exchange. Students will engage with World Bank experts through guest lectures, research discussions, mentorship, and exposure to development projects.
Governance, public sector and civil society leaders meeting in Nairobi have called for stronger, accountable and citizen-responsive institutions to rebuild public trust and renew the social contract between governments and citizens, ahead of the inaugural Trust Summit scheduled for October.
Kenya's private sector has warned that weak trust in institutions increases the cost of doing business, discourages investment, and undermines competitiveness, with tangible financial consequences including higher borrowing costs, increased compliance expenses, and slower investment flows. Business leaders meeting ahead of the inaugural Trust Summit said that in low-trust environments, businesses incur additional costs to manage uncertainty, with costs rippling through the economy via higher interest rates, increased bureaucracy, and slower growth.
Kenya generates more than 90 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources and is Africa's leading geothermal producer, but researchers at Strathmore University argue that extending this success across the broader economy to achieve net-zero emissions will require stronger policies, greater investment, and technological innovation.
The government has launched Tukuze Hub, a business support programme partnering with Strathmore University and African Management Institute to provide training, financial literacy and business development to selected Hustler Fund borrowers with good repayment records. The initiative aims to improve loan repayment and strengthen micro-enterprises amid an estimated Sh12.5 billion in defaulted loans, representing a default rate of about 15 to 20 percent of the Sh90 billion distributed to 28 million borrowers.
Industry experts say Kenya must maintain a clear and consistent tax framework to attract domestic and foreign investment, arguing that policy certainty matters more than tax incentives and that frequent changes undermine business confidence.
Capital FM Managing Director Symon Bargurei told a Strathmore University townhall that stable government policies, sustained infrastructure investment, and policy certainty will determine whether Kenya's Special Economic Zones become engines of industrialisation and export-led growth. He cited Dongo Kundu SEZ and Konza Technopolis as strategic platforms requiring consistent policies, quality infrastructure, skills development and technology rather than incentives alone.
Strathmore University Leos RFC captain Gabriel Ayimba says the team's victory in the Ruff N Tuff Rugby 7s tournament at Ngong Race Course has motivated them to pursue the forthcoming 2026 National 7s Circuit title, after finishing second overall last year.
The University of Nairobi and seven other universities are awaiting renewal of their licences to offer law programmes, as the Council of Legal Education continues evaluating their applications under the Legal Education Act.
Former Mugirango West MP Vincent Kemosi accused President William Ruto of short-changing him, saying he was promised a Cabinet Secretary or Principal Secretary position but was appointed Kenya's ambassador to Ghana instead, which he called an insult.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Mudavadi has urged Kenya's regulatory agencies to spearhead efforts to rebuild public confidence in governance ahead of the inaugural Global Trust Summit scheduled for October. Mudavadi said strong, credible institutions are the foundation of public trust and national development, and urged regulators to identify measurable reforms that will improve service delivery and strengthen public confidence.
According to uniRank's 2026 Kenyan University Rankings, the University of Nairobi has secured the top spot, followed by Strathmore University, the leading private institution. The rankings evaluated 69 chartered and accredited higher-education institutions using web intelligence metrics measuring independent web presence and popularity.
The 2026 Kenyan University Rankings assessed 69 chartered and accredited universities on digital visibility and online influence rather than academic performance, with University of Nairobi retaining the top position and Strathmore University leading private institutions in second place overall.
Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr. announced that Makueni County will prohibit firewood and charcoal use in new and renovated public institutions, mandating clean energy instead. The policy targets schools, health facilities and training institutions, which the governor said are among the county's largest biomass consumers and sources of deforestation and health risks.
At a Capital FM Sustainability Town Hall, corporate and civil society leaders argued that meaningful development requires placing communities at the centre of economic growth and decision-making. The discussion examined the social pillar of ESG frameworks, with speakers emphasizing that businesses must address societal needs while ensuring people are protected, empowered and included in the development process.
Kenya Pipeline Company's General Manager for Strategy and Commercial Services told Capital FM's Sustainability Town Hall that sustainable growth requires placing communities and workers at the centre of economic progress, emphasising the importance of the social pillar of ESG frameworks, employee wellbeing, and organisations' accountability to employees, customers and communities.
Capital Group Limited has announced a strategic shift from traditional CSR initiatives toward a model focused on long-term and measurable social impact. Speaking at Strathmore University, Managing Director Simon Bargurei urged organisations to move beyond charitable activities and short-term campaigns to deliver sustainable change with transparency and accountability.
At a sustainability townhall in Nairobi, industry experts said businesses must prioritise youth inclusion and skills development within their ESG frameworks to build resilient workforces and drive inclusive economic growth. Speakers from manufacturing, technology and financial services noted that strategic partnerships between industry and learning institutions are key to bridging the gap between academic training and market requirements.
Five Kenyan universities are expected to sign agreements with Romanian institution Danubius International University to establish structured pathways to European Union-accredited degrees through joint degree programmes, Erasmus+ mobility frameworks, and collaborative research networks. The initiative, being facilitated by AspiraPath LLC, is described as East Africa's first fully managed Kenya–Romania academic corridor.
Equity Bank Hawks, former Women's Premier League champions, aim for victories this weekend to reclaim the title and secure a top-three finish. The University of Nairobi Dynamites, currently 10th with 10 points, battle to save their season against relegation.
Strathmore University defeated Kenyatta University 27-22 in a Division One Handball League match at Nyayo National Stadium. Head coach Victor Siero said the win marks the team's second victory in the second leg and signals improvement after losing their previous two matches.
Sixteen finalists of the 2025-2026 #MyLittleBigThing Sustainability Innovation Challenge have secured institutional backing from Strathmore University and Absa Kenya Foundation to scale their innovations. They will participate in a structured program addressing administrative, legal, and intellectual property protection needs to become investor-ready.
Supreme Court Judge Isaac Lenaola has urged stronger collaboration between the Judiciary and media to strengthen public trust and promote accurate information, emphasizing that both institutions share responsibility in countering misinformation and that the Judiciary will provide media summaries to enhance accurate reporting of court decisions.
Citizen TV remains Kenya's most-watched station with 56 per cent audience share, but social media has overtaken television as the leading source of news, accounting for 27 per cent of consumption compared to TV's 25 per cent, according to the 2025 State of the Media Report Survey.
Kenya generated a record 55,956 tonnes of electronic waste in 2025, with more than 90 per cent bypassing formal recycling despite new disposal laws. Informal handlers strip devices for metals in open yards, leaving toxic residue that contaminates soil and water and poses health risks from hazardous substances including lead, mercury, and cadmium.