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10 Best Web Hosting Companies in Kenya 2026

Building a strong online presence is essential for businesses, bloggers, and organizations in Kenya. Whether you’re launching a personal blog, a company website, or an ecommerce store, choosing the best web hosting company in Kenya determines your website’s speed, security, reliability, and search engine rankings. Web hosting companies in Kenya provide server space and technologies…

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Stephen Nyandiare: The Emerging Voice in Kisumu Senatorial Race

Kisumu, 18th Feb. 2026-As the 2027 political season slowly begins to take Stephen shape, a new voice is emerging in Kisumu’s senatorial race. Stephen Ochieng Nyandiare is steady in the contest for the Kisumu Senatorial seat, positioning himself as a grassroots mobilizer with a strong connection to youth, women traders, and vulnerable families across the…

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WHO Pandemic Pact Takes Shape As Nations Narrow Differences in Pathogen Sharing Talks

GENEVA, Switzerland– After a week of intensive discussions, member states of the World Health Organisation (WHO) have made significant headway in finalising a crucial annexe to the landmark Pandemic Agreement, designed to ensure the rapid sharing of pathogen data and the fair distribution of vaccines and treatments during future global health crises. Delegates concluded the…

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Inside Sh80B Landmark Deal to Transform Nairobi County

…as President Ruto and Governor Sakaja Assure: “This is Not a Takeover.” STATE HOUSE, Nairobi – President William Ruto on Tuesday presided over the signing of a landmark Sh80 billion cooperation agreement between the National Government and the Nairobi City County Government, a comprehensive plan aimed at transforming the capital into a more liveable, secure,…

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Mamboleo-Kipsitet Road to Decongest Kisumu, Boost East Africa Trade

KISUMU, 17th Feb., 2026 – The ongoing reconstruction of the Mamboleo–Miwani–Chemelil–Muhoroni–Kipsitet Road (C674) to bitumen standards is set to become a vital link, not only for local communities but for the East African region at large. Valued at an estimated total cost of Sh15.7 billion, the 122-kilometre road traverses the agriculturally rich counties of Kisumu,…

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Capitalism, Marxism, and the Vulnerabilization of Labour: Some Insights from Africa

KISUMU, 12th February-As a university researcher and teacher, I find deep academic fulfilment in teaching in ways that allow research, theory, and lived social realities to speak to each other. Moments of such reflection often emerge at the end of a semester, when one takes stock not only of content covered, but of ideas that…

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‘Reflex Development’ and the Development Dilemma in Third World Economies

It is development that occurs as a response to pressures, incentives, constraints, and shocks emanating from the global system, rather than from an internally defined developmental logic. KISUMU, 11th February –Between August 2025 and 19th January 2026, I had the rare privilege of teaching, on an adjunct basis, across three Kenyan universities, engaging students in…

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The Politician, Electoral Economics, and the Exploitation of Kenyan Voters’ Vulnerability Towards the 2027 Polls

KISUMU, 10th February –As Kenya edges closer to the 2027 general elections, the familiar choreography of pre-electoral governance is once again on display. Across history and across regimes, moments of economic hardship often coincide with policy generosity—not necessarily because structural transformation has suddenly become possible, but because voter vulnerability has reached its peak. President William…

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