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Why Fort Drum is considered 'optimal' for a small, modular nuclear reactor

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For the better part of the last decade, Fort Drum was home to a biomass plant, providing all of its energy needs.See the Story

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Experts warn over rising noodle intake among Kenyan children - Nairobi Business Monthly

Health experts have raised alarms over the increasing reliance on instant noodles among Kenyan households, particularly as busy parents turn to the quick-fix meals to manage evening routines. Across many urban and peri-urban areas in Kenya, instant noodles have become a staple food, praised for their affordability, speed of preparation, and child-friendly taste. In numerous middle-class homes, they now sit on kitchen shelves alongside maize flou…Read Article

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Jubilee Allianz gets Sh2.75bn bailout after breach - Nairobi Business Monthly

Jubilee Allianz General Insurance Kenya has been bolstered by a Sh2.75 billion capital injection from its major shareholders, SanlamAllianz and Jubilee Holdings, effectively resolving a two-year breach of regulatory capital requirements stemming from record losses in 2023. Sylvester Nzioka, Principal Officer at Jubilee Allianz, confirmed in a statement on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2025, that the funds were received on June 27th. This infusion has resto…Read Article

CS Ruku Condemns Political Balkanization, Vows to Expand Youth Internship Program

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 30 – Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has lashed out at individuals he accuses of inciting young people along tribal lines, warning that such actions are undermining national unity and sabotaging government efforts to create jobs for the youth. Speaking in Mbeere South, Ruku called on Kenyans to reject political balkanization and support President William Ruto’s administration, especially its youth empowerment p…Finance · Nairobi See the Story

Court orders Stanbic Bank to pay Sh25m over 1-day bond error in KPA tender - Nairobi Business Monthly

The Court of Appeal has delivered a significant ruling, ordering Stanbic Bank Kenya to compensate logistics firm Kenya Haulage Agency Ltd (KHA) Sh25 million for negligence arising from a critical error in a tender security bond that cost the firm a lucrative Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) contract. The dispute originated from a 2018 tender where KHA sought to supply KPA with ribbed-type pneumatic rubber fenders, a crucial port equipment. To secure …Nairobi · Nairobi Read Article

KEBS eases import rules for specialized vehicles - Nairobi Business Monthly

The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has clarified its policy allowing the conditional importation of special-purpose motor vehicles that would otherwise be banned under normal circumstances. While maintaining its strict eight-year age limit and prohibition on left-hand drive vehicles for regular passenger cars, KEBS will now permit exceptions for customized work vehicles that meet specific criteria. The exemption comes with stringent requiremen…Nairobi · Nairobi Read Article

Kenyan Police Shoot Protester at Close Range During Latest Protests over Blogger's Death

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Kenyan police shot an apparent bystander at close range Tuesday during the latest protests over the killing of a blogger in custody earlier this month, sparking more fury among the public and demands for accountability.Kenya Politics · Kenya See the Story

Kenya: Parliament Rejects Proposal to Give KRA Sweeping Access to Personal Data

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Nairobi -- The National Assembly's Finance and Planning Committee has rejected a contentious clause in the Finance Bill, 2025, that sought to grant the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) sweeping powers to access personal data from third parties without consent.Finance · Nairobi See the Story

Harness the potential of the continent’s demographic dividend – The Mail & Guardian

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Africa is home to the largest youth population in the world. More than 60% of Africa’s population is under the age of 25, equivalent to more than 800 million young people. This number is expected to grow and, by 2050, more than a third of the world’s young people (aged 15 to 24) will live in Africa, according to the United Nations World Population Prospects 2022. Africa’s “youth bulge” presents an opportunity: if properly harnessed, this demogr…Taxes · South Africa See the Story

Health budget falls short as donor exit sparks national crisis - Nairobi Business Monthly

A nationwide health sector unrest is unfolding as Kenya’s 2025/26 budget fails to close the gaping hole left by the exit of a key donor—the United States. With only a Sh2 billion increase to the Ministry of Health’s allocation, bringing it to Sh138 billion, the government now finds itself on shaky ground as it attemptsHealth · Nairobi Read Article

Kenya: No New Taxes, Just Reforms As Mbadi Unveils Sh30bn Revenue Plan in 2025 Budget

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Nairobi -- National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has assured Kenyans that the Finance Bill 2025 will not introduce any new taxes or raise existing ones -- a deliberate shift aimed at addressing public outrage sparked by previous tax policies.Taxes · Nairobi See the Story

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Why Fort Drum is considered 'optimal' for a small, modular nuclear reactor

Experts warn over rising noodle intake among Kenyan children - Nairobi Business Monthly

Jubilee Allianz gets Sh2.75bn bailout after breach - Nairobi Business Monthly

CS Ruku Condemns Political Balkanization, Vows to Expand Youth Internship Program

Court orders Stanbic Bank to pay Sh25m over 1-day bond error in KPA tender - Nairobi Business Monthly

KEBS eases import rules for specialized vehicles - Nairobi Business Monthly

Kenyan Police Shoot Protester at Close Range During Latest Protests over Blogger's Death

Kenya: Parliament Rejects Proposal to Give KRA Sweeping Access to Personal Data

Harness the potential of the continent’s demographic dividend – The Mail & Guardian

Health budget falls short as donor exit sparks national crisis - Nairobi Business Monthly

Kenya: No New Taxes, Just Reforms As Mbadi Unveils Sh30bn Revenue Plan in 2025 Budget

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