Agenda Kenya

The government is optimistic that the push to use digital technology to create jobs, enhance delivery of services and collect revenue will enable the country fast-track economic growth.

Tens of small businesses are set to benefit from a government-backed programme that seeks to enhance sustainable management of waste. The programme launched last week in Nairobi and dubbed Sustainable Waste Innovation for a Future in Transition (SWIFT) targets small businesses.

The Government’s actualisation of the new Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) is expected to radically change the provision of health care services, making them not only accessible but also affordable to all.

Kenya’s quest to fully transition to clean energy by 2030 is inching closer to reality as various financiers come on board, giving the plan the momentum it much needs

The government has recommended several precautionary measures in response to the recent surge in cases of conjunctivitis, a viral eye infection spreading in areas around Mombasa and Kilifi.

The government is optimistic that the new round of International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans would help stabilise the economy, enabling it to expand 5.5 percent this year and sustain the growth in the medium term.

A new dawn awaits visitors travelling to Kenya for business or tourism in January after the government abolished visa restrictions for free movement of people.

Today’s Jamhuri Day celebrations give the country an opportunity to reflect on the achievements made in the last 60 years, the missed opportunities, the challenges encountered and how to overcome them, as well as set new goals and targets for an inclusive and prosperous future