After initial breakneck expansion, growth has slowed somewhat at country’s second largest supermarket chain
Market-watchers weigh in on President William Ruto’s trip to Washington last week
Business owned by IHC broke into market last year with acquisition of a major Zambian copper mine
US president meets William Ruto during first state visit by an African leader to Washington in 15 years
Observers worry little has been done to curtail dangerous Christian sects as they continue to draw in followers
PE group divesting less than three years after acquiring plantations from Unilever
William Ruto hails relationship with Washington and pushes for extension of Africa trade pact
More than 200 dead and 160,000 displaced as torrential rain wreaks havoc in east African country
The artist is bringing her Kenyan history to Houghton Hall. It’s complicated, she says
Finding a new calm in Kenya’s island paradise
Pledges to invest in pandemic preparedness with facility in Kenya fall short as sales of Covid jabs decline
The country’s storage and supply network is underdeveloped, but simple solutions can bring big benefits
Currency has become top performer in Africa in 2024 after falling by one-fifth last year
Nairobi plans to refinance part of a $2bn repayment due in June that was expected to strain public finances
International Finance Corporation’s response could set a precedent for ‘remediation’ payments
Lured by the promise of jobs at the ‘cutting edge of AI’, they ended up in a battle for their rights
In the second part of our Thriving Cities series, we explore the benefits of wellbeing, education and employment programmes
Appeal to reduce financial demands on indebted nations comes as Nairobi hosts first Africa Climate Summit
There they are, all standing in a row
President of east African state calls for a global green bank and says a pause on repayments would help finance development
As human settlements spread, we will have to get used to sharing urban spaces with wild animals
Opposition leader Odinga rallies supporters to protest against tax rises pushed through by President Ruto
Nairobi insists ‘default is not an option’ as it rushes to avoid fate of African peers such as Zambia and Ghana
The legislation is not an outlier but is echoed by anti-gay measures and rhetoric in the US and Turkey
William Ruto calls for new multilateral lender to address climate crisis
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