President William Ruto has broken his silence on the 10 per cent tariff imposed on Kenyan exports to the US, asserting that the country will safeguard its interests amid the global trade war.

He says that despite stringent laws and regulations in place, counterfeit drugs were still finding their way into the local ...

President William Ruto has affirmed the government's commitment to transform Nairobi into a modern city underpinned by ease of accessibility and liveable neighbourhoods. Speaking when he was briefed ...

President William Ruto has asked his African counterparts to view growing protectionist policies in advanced economies such ...

Sweeping institutional reforms by the African Union are unlocking trade opportunities across the continent, signaling a ...

Thorough investigations have been launched into the frequent fires at Gikomba and other markets in Nairobi to prevent ...

Raising the alarm, Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka said there is a certain Chinese firm that is engaged in felling of trees in ...

President William Ruto has joined other leaders in mourning the death of former Kajiado County Woman Representative, Janet ...

The World Chamber Federation (WCF) summit happening in Nairobi on Wednesday, April 9, and Thursday, April 10 will bring ...

No other figure in the William Ruto administration evokes as much fear, reverence and palpable awe as Farouk Teigut Kibet, ...

Kenyans have been reassured that the ongoing Nairobi River restoration programme is firmly rooted in scientific research. John Kioli, the Nairobi River Commissioner, stated the critical role of ...

President William Ruto has called for a boost in intra-African trade to unlock vast opportunities within the continent.Speaking during the opening of the World Chambers Federation Africa Summit 2025, ...