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CAF Asked to Drop Skybox Demand for Kasarani Stadium Renovation
Kenya is seeking a waiver from continental football regulators regarding a mandatory hospitality upgrade, warning that structural changes could delay stadium readiness for the 2027 tournament.
Ebola Outbreak Hits Congo Border Region as Death Toll Reaches 80
Eighty people have died in a new Ebola virus outbreak in Congo's eastern Ituri province, sparked by a rare strain that complicates regional containment efforts.
Prof Ayub Gitau takes helm as University of Nairobi Vice Chancellor
The University of Nairobi Council has appointed consulting engineer Prof Ayub Gitau as the new Vice Chancellor, concluding a lengthy period of interim leadership at Kenya's premier institution.
Why Builders Are Reconstituting Manual External Plastering Standards
A breakdown of the precise procedural stages and stringent quality benchmarks required to execute durable, weather-resistant manual external wall finishes on contemporary masonry structures.
Hidden Token Bills See Enterprise AI Costs Outpace Human Staff Payroll
A quiet explosion in token consumption triggers a 480 percent surge in average corporate artificial intelligence spending, outpacing projected human labor savings and eroding operational margins.
Will Nationwide Transport Strike Ground Kenyan Supply Chains?
A massive shutdown looms as the Transport Alliance calls for a countrywide strike this Monday over skyrocketing fuel prices, threatening to paralyze transit networks and infrastructure logistics.
President Ruto Revises Deadlines for Two Major Highway Corridors
President William Ruto has adjusted the completion timelines for the multi-billion Shilling Rironi-Mau Summit road expansion, while revealing a concrete commencement date for the upcoming Thika Road Expressway project.
Why Kenyans Face Record Fuel Prices After Latest Regulator Review
A severe upward adjustment in pump prices by the energy regulator leaves Kenyan transport operators and infrastructure contractors facing unprecedented costs for essential diesel fuel.
Why Government Stopped Construction of Mega Border Security Project
A major security installation along a vital northern transit corridor has been put on hold after regional rivalry disrupted the state infrastructure plan.
New Murang'a Market Infrastructure Hits 98 Percent Completion
The construction of Kambirwa ESP Market in Murang'a has reached the final stages, creating a new structured environment for grassroots traders under a state-led development initiative.