JAMILA'S MEMO: No trust, then what By Jamila Mohamed June 04, 2026 11:40 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize There was a time when the government would make an announcement, and citizens would …
Audio By Vocalize East African sector players have called on businesses to build the capability of digital and artificial intelligence within their organisations.While gathering in Nairobi, the meeting comprised senior business leaders who explored how African organisations can n …
… PHOTO | COURTESY Audio By Vocalize Kenya is preparing for a major transformation in university admissions as the country transitions to the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system. …
… Audio By Vocalize Technology distributor Mitsumi has announced a $2 million (about Ksh.259 million) investment in an Artificial Intelligence cloud platform aimed at empowering Kenyan youth and accelerating the country’s digital transformation. …
… Audio By Vocalize Kenya’s newly registered motorsport governing body Motorsport Kenya (MK) wasted no time proving its intent, organising a thrilling Autocross Championship at Stoni Athi Resort days after receiving official recognition. …
Richie Gathu: UK-based Kenyan artist speaks on life abroad, new release and taking Kenyan music global By Kenneth Gachie May 06, 2026 04:29 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize After seven year …
SHE MEANS BUSINESS| Kalekye Mumo: From media to business, weight loss journey By Claire Munde April 28, 2026 11:42 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize In this week’s episode of She Means Busin …
An opinion piece argues that Kenyans' objection to a proposed Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia reflects not scientific skepticism but a wider trust deficit, rooted in the government's lack of transparency about the project from the start.
An opinion piece argues that Kenyans' objection to a proposed Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia reflects not scientific skepticism but a wider trust deficit, rooted in the government's lack of transparency about the project from the start.
Senior business leaders gathered in Nairobi for a roundtable organised by SeamlessHR and KPMG East Africa to explore how organisations can navigate AI-driven transformation, with discussion covering AI's effect on jobs and skills, productivity improvement, and HR-technology collaboration.
Kenya is transitioning to Competency-Based Education, and KUCCPS has unveiled a new university admissions system aligned to the CBE grading structure that will consider learner competencies and performance levels. Universities and colleges will be required to declare their exact admission capacities for each programme before placement begins.
Technology distributor Mitsumi has announced a $2 million investment in an artificial intelligence cloud platform to empower Kenyan youth, university graduates, software developers, and young innovators with affordable access to AI infrastructure and global technology platforms. The company presented the initiative, part of its corporate social responsibility programme, at the AI Everything Kenya X GITEX Kenya Summit in Nairobi.
The Standard examines how motivational speakers and self-proclaimed financial experts sell Kenyans unrealistic business ideas, such as poultry farming, by promising quick financial independence and high returns with minimal startup capital—often after charging seminar fees.
Motorsport Kenya, Kenya's newly registered motorsport governing body, held an Autocross Championship at Stoni Athi Resort with over 45 competitors and hundreds of spectators, marking what the federation describes as the start of a new chapter for the sport.
Kenya Rugby Union Chairperson Harriet Okach, the first woman to chair the union, says the current board is focused on growing the game and that personal friendships are secondary to performance and professionalism. She emphasises that people do not need to be friends to make rugby work.
UK-based Kenyan artist Richie Gathu has released "Lucky Me," a single celebrating freedom after a bad relationship, part of a larger conceptual album titled "6 DEGREEZ" about the cycle of love and breakups. He plans future releases drawing from music he grew up listening to in Kenya.
A Standard opinion column argues that small businesses are shaped by networks of suppliers, customers, financing, and digital platforms rather than operating in isolation, and that their growth depends on engaging effectively with these broader systems.
Radio personality Kalekye Mumo spent a decade in broadcasting before leaving to pursue music and ultimately launch her own business ventures, citing a desire for creative control and agency. She reflects on her music career in Kenya and entrepreneurial setbacks, including an unsuccessful salon.