On January 10th, Information Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo announced that the first Kenyan-made smartphones are currently being manufactured at the Konza Technopolis plant in Malili, Machakos County. These smartphones will have fully loaded Android capacity, and the first batch will retail at around $40 (Ksh4,000 – Ksh5,000). The mass production of these smartphones began recently, […]
Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Alliance leader Raila Odinga is expected to address the press in the coming hour as he gives the direction which his supporters will take going forward. This comes after the ultimatum that was issued by Raila to William Ruto lapsed yesterday night where he said that failure by Ruto to […]
The name China Square is now on everyones lips. This is after, Investments, Trade and Industry Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria, waded into the brewing trade tiff between Kenyan traders & Chinese traders. The CS, in a tweet posted on Friday evening, said he had urged Kenyatta University Vice Chancellor Prof. Paul Wainaina to buy out […]
Nairobi, the capital city as well as the largest town in Kenya. The county has a huge population, and health being a vital need the region has several private and public hospitals. But what are the best private and public hospitals in Nairobi? We’ve got the answer in this article. First of all, there are […]
The Kenya Medical Training College is state cooperation under the Ministry of Health of the National government. The college generally trains individuals on various health programmes to make them fit for service both nationally and globally. Currently, KMTC has 71 campuses across the country strategically located to serve each region and county. This article gives […]
China Square, a retail outlet that had established its first store at Kenyatta University’s Unicity Mall in January 2023, had been accused of providing a wide range of goods at low prices, which lured many customers and ignited debate among local business owners and politicians. This led to a public outcry on the internet and […]
In Kenya, the Second-Hand Clothes and Footwear Industry, popularly known as Mitumba, employs an estimated 10 percent of the extended labor force, which is about 2,000,000 Kenyans. These individuals depend on the sale of Mitumba to earn a living, pay taxes, have something to eat, and take their children to school. The industry is crucial […]
