1. 8 Presidential Aspirants So Far Cleared by IEBC It is now official — Kenyans will have eight names from which to pick their fourth President on March 4. 

1. Lawyer Urges Court to Squash New Dress Code A lawyer has challenged the new Law Society of Kenya dress code in court. Mr Andrew Barney Khakula has told the High

The poor invest in airtime to grow income, says study Many of Kenya’s poor would rather go hungry and walk to work than be short of airtime, according to

KNUT demands their allowances The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) is demanding for payment of the their allowances as agreed in the return to work formula signed on

1. What Doesn't Kill Emerging Markets Makes Them Stronger Emerging markets make up two-thirds of the world’s economic growth, but they’re countries in which the politics matter as much

NSSF KES 2.9 billion Deal with Treasury Goes Sour The Sh2.9 billion deal between National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and Treasury for the purchase of two office blocks in

Poor families conned of KES 7 billion in dubious scheme Police are investigating a dubious investment scheme through which poor families may have lost more than KES 7 billion

1. Civil Servants’ Union Gets Seat in Salaries Team The umbrella Civil Servants’ union has scored a major victory after the Salaries and Remuneration Commission invited it to be part

1. It's No Rocket Science for Crooks to Steal From Your bank Account That often takes a few days, during which your personal data will be handed over from

1. Kenyan MPs Vote Themselves Huge Bonuses Kenyan lawmakers have voted to give themselves send-off bonuses of nearly $110,000 each - a payment that would take an average Kenyan