Author: Sema Yote

fly748.com is strengthening its engagement with Kenya’s vibrant SACCO movement as part of its strategy to meet the growing demand for domestic business and leisure travel. The airline is looking to deepen engagement with cooperative societies, investors, and their millions of members who continue to drive Kenya’s socioeconomic growth. fly748.com leveraged the Cooperative Expo Nairobi Edition 2026 to position itself as the preferred airline for both business and leisure travellers. “The cooperative movement represents a powerful economic force with millions of members who travel for business, investment, family, and leisure. Through this expo, we are showcasing fly748.com as a reliable…

Tournament Campaign Dates: Mid May 2026 – Late June 2026 University gamers across Kenya are invited to battle for glory in the biggest PUBG MOBILE varsity competition yet. Nairobi, Kenya, 22nd May 2026 — PUBG MOBILE and Infinix have officially announced the launch of the PUBG MOBILE Varsity Showdown (PMVS), a nationwide university esports tournament designed to unite student gamers from across Kenya in an exciting competitive gaming experience. Powered by Infinix, the only smartphone brand in Kenya with a dedicated gaming smartphone lineup – the GT Series – specifically built for competitive mobile gamers and high-performance gameplay. Through this…

Barcelona’s emerging generation of young talent has rapidly captured the attention of football supporters worldwide. Fans continue praising the club’s youthful creativity, technical quality and fearless attacking approach during major fixtures. Across social media, football communities remain highly active as supporters share clips, reactions and tactical breakdowns involving Barcelona’s rising stars. The club’s exciting style has helped fuel major online engagement throughout the football season. Modern football culture increasingly extends beyond the pitch itself, with many supporters interacting through digital platforms such as Jetbet Sports while following live football action. Experiences like jetbet aviator have also gained visibility among football…

In a significant procedural win for judicial continuity, the Milimani Law Courts have directed that the high-stakes criminal trial of former Provincial Commissioner Davis Nathan Chelogoi be returned to the magistrate who first heard the case. Chief Magistrate Lucas Onyina dismissed an application by Chelogoi that sought to have the matter reassigned to a new judicial officer following the transfer of the previous trial magistrate, Hon. Dolphina Alego. The Procedural Deadlock The defense had argued for a fresh start or a new presiding officer after Hon. Alego was moved to a different station. However, Magistrate Onyina ruled that because the…

A significant shift is occurring in the Eldoret dairy sector as more farmers move their supply to Dipkebs Dairies. Positioned as a farmer-centric milk collection enterprise, Dipkebs is rapidly becoming the preferred partner for producers seeking transparency, reliability, and financial consistency in the North Rift region. Located in Kapreng, near Kaplemur Shopping Centre along the Turbo road, the facility is tackling the long-standing challenges of smallholder dairy farming: delayed payments and inconsistent collection schedules. At the core of Dipkebs Dairies’ success is a commitment to precision. The enterprise ensures real-time recording of every litre of milk by integrating digital systems.…

Two associates of the Akasha network and Indian businessmen, Rahiel Daud and Hitesh Motwani, faced charges at Kibera Law Courts for threatening to kill and assault causing bodily harm. They appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Zainabu Abdul and denied both charges. The court heard that on March 25, 2026, at Taal Club in Westlands, Nairobi County, the two allegedly threatened to kill Arya Anuj without lawful reason. Prosecutors also stated that they assaulted him at the same time, causing bodily harm. Through their lawyer, the accused asked for lenient bail terms. The defence said they are not a flight risk…

At a high-energy town hall in Riruta/Satellite Ward, the youth of Nairobi sent a clear message to leadership: the current city governance model requires urgent reform. Organised by Mtetezi, the Grassroots Economic Justice Movement, the forum served as a platform for young residents to address systemic failures, from chronic flooding to the frequent collapse of unregulated buildings. The centrepiece of the discussion was a shift in administrative structure. A dominant 68% of participants advocated for Nairobi to become a metropolitan special city, arguing that such a move would streamline infrastructure development and reduce the friction between national and county mandates.…

As the 2027 general election cycle begins to draw closer, the political landscape in Subukia is witnessing the emergence of a high-profile contender. Hussein Dida, a Nairobi-based information technology (IT) and artificial intelligence (AI) specialist, has officially signalled a transformative bid for the parliamentary seat, anchored by a vision to reposition the constituency as a premier economic hub. Central to Dida’s platform is a concept his supporters have coined the “California of Kenya”. This ambitious narrative seeks to blend Subukia’s rich agricultural potential with modern digital infrastructure, fostering an environment of innovation and rapid economic scaling. Dida’s candidacy marks a departure…

As a human rights activist, I must speak on the situation surrounding Raphael Tuju. Regardless of politics, no Kenyan should be stripped of their dignity, livelihood, and economic stability in a manner that appears punitive rather than just. Watching someone’s property auctioned and long-standing sources of income taken away, including businesses they built over years, raises serious questions about fairness, due process, and proportionality. Justice must never look like persecution. In a constitutional democracy, the rule of law must protect every citizen equally. Today it is Tuju; tomorrow it could be anyone else. Disagreements, debts, or legal disputes should be…

KCB Group Plc has posted stronger financial results for the year ending December 2025, driven by higher lending, increased deposits, and steady growth across its regional markets. The bank recorded a net profit of KSh 68.4 billion during the year. This represents an increase of about 11 percent compared to the previous year. The results show continued growth in the bank’s core operations and its expanding presence across East Africa. Total income also increased during the year. The group reported revenues of KSh 214 billion compared to KSh 204 billion recorded in the previous year. The growth came mainly from…