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10 Best Web Hosting Companies in Kenya 2026

Reporter1110 mins

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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We Need Peace, Not War – Inter-Religious Council, Kisumu Muslim Clerics Urge Politicians Ahead of 2027

ROLEX OMONDI05 mins

BANDANI, Kisumu, August 2026 – As Kenya gears up for the 2027 General Election, the Inter-Religious Council of Kenya (IRCK) and Muslim clerics in Kisumu are calling for peace, tolerance and national cohesion. They warned that the spontaneous 2007 post-election violence was a mistake that must never be repeated. Their call comes amid a recent…

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Ruto-Backed Sh4bn Project to Transform Maseno School Into Modern Learning, Sporting Complex

ROLEX OMONDI06 mins

MASENO, Aug 28, 2026 – The ambitious Sh4 billion transformation of the 120-year-old Maseno High School into an ultra-modern learning, sporting and cultural complex kicked off Friday with the groundbreaking for 40 classrooms and 8 laboratories. The ceremony marks the start of a four-year renewal plan aimed at replacing dilapidated infrastructure that has served the…

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Tracking Global Climate Finance Down to Kenya’s Rural Clinics

By George Onyango Odhiambo georgeonyangoodhiambo5@gmail.com010 mins

In the high-level plenaries of global climate summits, diplomatic pledges for multi-million-dollar adaptation funds are routinely made with fanfare. Panelists pronounce terms like “climate resilience,” “just transition,” and “loss and damage funding pathways.” Yet, thousands of miles away in the dusty, sun baked landscape of Homa Bay County, Kenya, the operational reality of rural healthcare…

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Only 5.5% of AI Citations on Africa’s Humanitarian Crises Are Local – Study

ROLEX OMONDI06 mins

Analysis of 1,083 verifiable citations across ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Perplexity finds nearly 7 in 10 come from UN or multilateral organisations NAIROBI, Kenya, August 2026 –Only 5.5% of citations used by four major AI platforms to answer questions about humanitarian crises in Africa came from organisations based in the countries in crisis, a new…

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Climate Change is Increasingly Becoming a Health Crisis in Kenya.

By Stephanie Jane Akinyi steffjaney18@gmail.com05 mins

Climate change is increasingly taking a toll on the health of Kenyans, with malaria emerging in places where it was once uncommon, floods disrupting health facilities, prolonged drought worsening malnutrition, and extreme heat exposing communities to new health risks. The growing health burden of a changing climate was highlighted during a virtual Media Science Café…

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Beyond Floods and Droughts: Is the Media Missing the Health in the Climate Change Story?

By Dickeans Arnold Jan arnolgjan038@gmail.com05 mins

When devastating floods sweep through villages and drought leaves livestock and families hungry or dead, journalists with their cameras troop to the scenes, capturing submerged homes, interviewing displaced families, televisions screens and newspaper pages begin to fill with images of cracked earth and overflowing rivers. But as the floodwaters recede and the drought eases, so…

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