Agenda Kenya

With the government’s strategic intention to boost the Kenyan economy from #bottomup, this Agenda Kenya special edition focuses on how the country can unlock cash for small businesses.

New port establishing itself as a hub as demand for livestock in the United Arab Emirates grows.

This edition looks at HE President Dr. William Samoei Ruto’s plans for regional development. The president started his first term with a flurry of activities aimed at strengthening regional diplomatic and business ties.

To have or not to have GMO foods? Debate rages on amidst blighting drought, poor rains, and high food prices.

“Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja planning to float a KSh150 billion ‘Green Bond’ to help finance the city’s infrastructure and other expensive projects like water and sewerage.”

With only a few weeks to the Kenya General Elections, we take a look back at the legacy of President Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta. From putting Kenya on the map as a digital hub, to roads, investment in youth and ensuring a firm foundation for Kenya’s future through the Big 4 Agenda – here is #UhuruLegacy.

This week Kisumu welcomes Africa when it hosts the 9th Afri-Cities Summit that brings together thousands of delegates from across the continent under the umbrella of the United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG-A).

To guard our independence, we must overcome ignorance. In 1963, Kenya had only 151 secondary schools, with an enrolment of 30,120 students, a number that has grown to 10,487 and 3.5 million students. This and more on this edition of #AgendaKE