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BY NJOKI KARANJA  Nairobi, May 29, 2026. A strategic partnership between the Malaysian High Commission in Kenya and the Echo Network Africa Foundation (ENAF) has strengthened efforts to improve science education and girls' welfare in Kenya's informal settlements through the commissioning of a state-of-the-art mobile science laboratory at Kibera Primary and Junior School. ENAF and the Malaysian High Commission in Kenya team up to commission a state-of-the-art mobile science laboratory at Kibera Primary and Junior School . The facility, officially launched on Thursday, is expected to enhance practical science learning for more than 1,800 students at the school while supporting the implementation of Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The Kibera laboratory is the 18th mobile science laboratory deployed by ENAF across 14 counties and the second such facility sponsored by the Malaysian High Commission in Kenya. The first was established at Ngala School for the...

By Correspondance Nairobi, Kenya, 2 June 2026  Your everyday moment could be worth KES 1 million. TECNO, the AI-driven smartphone brand, has launched the global _Shot on CAMON 2026_ photography challenge with travel authority Lonely Planet, and Kenyan CAMON users are in the running for the top prize: over KES 1 million cash plus an all-expenses-paid luxury trip to the Philippines. Under the theme “Seeing is Believing” the campaign runs from May through 11 October 2026 and calls on Kenyans to document real life through their TECNO CAMON smartphones. From Nairobi’s matatu culture and neon streets, to village sunsets, Diani’s white sands, and the hustle of Kisumu and Eldoret markets, TECNO wants the world to see Kenya as Kenyans see it. “Every photo is more than just an image. It is a memory, a culture, a dream, and a reflection of who we are,” TECNO said. “What may feel like an ordinary moment to you could inspire the world.” Open to Everyone With a Story*  The contest isn’t ju...

Nairobi, Kenya, 2 June 2026.  TECNO has opened entries for its global _Shot on CAMON 2026 photography contest, giving Kenyans a chance to turn everyday moments into KES 1 million and an all-expenses-paid trip to the Philippines. The AI-driven smartphone brand partnered with Lonely Planet for this year’s edition themed “Seeing is Believing” Running from May through 11 October 2026, the campaign invites TECNO CAMON users to capture and share authentic Kenyan life. From Nairobi’s matatu culture and Diani’s white sands, to village sunsets and market hustle in Kisumu and Eldoret, TECNO says every photo is “a memory, a culture, a dream, and a reflection of who we are”. Open to All Phone Photographers   The contest is open to professional photographers, content creators, and casual smartphone users. Last year, Kenyan creator Patrick Biwot aka StarChase was among global winners, proving local talent can compete internationally.  “This year, TECNO believes the next big winne...

BY NJOKI KARANJA. Senior Economic Advisor to President William Ruto, Moses Kuria, has strongly dismissed allegations linking him to violence in the Mount Kenya region, accusing leaders from the opposition-aligned Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) of engaging in a calculated campaign to tarnish his reputation. Speaking during a press conference in Nairobi on Wednesday, Kuria said recent claims by leaders associated with DCP, including the Member of Parliament for Mukurweini and DCP Secretary-General Methu Muhia, were baseless and lacked any evidence. Kuria criticized the media for allegedly failing to hold political leaders accountable for unsubstantiated allegations, arguing that public figures should be required to provide proof for claims that could damage an individual's character and credibility. "The threshold for proof has fallen drastically. Leaders are making serious accusations without being challenged to substantiate them," Kuria said. The former Ca...

BY NJOKI KARANJA.  The ruling United Democratic Alliance has assured Kenyans that the government is actively working to cushion households and businesses from the impact of rising fuel prices and the escalating cost of living crisis. Speaking during a press briefing at the party headquarters in Nairobi, Hassan Omar acknowledged the economic hardships facing many Kenyans, saying the Kenya Kwanza administration understands the frustrations citizens are experiencing due to the increasing cost of basic commodities and transport. “The government is fully committed to restoring stability and easing the prevailing economic pressure facing Kenyans,” Omar stated.He attributed the current fuel price crisis to global geopolitical tensions that have disrupted international oil markets and triggered a surge in fuel prices across many countries. According to the UDA Secretary General, the government has already implemented several interventions aimed at shielding wananchi from the fu...

BY NJOKI KARANJA 6th May 2026. Delegates from the Nairobi Region of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) have raised concern over what they described as a growing governance and accountability crisis in the country, warning that Kenya risks undermining its democratic foundations if urgent reforms are not implemented. Speaking after a two-day regional meeting held at the YMCA Central Conference Hall, church leaders drawn from Nairobi, Kiambu, Garissa, Wajir and Mandera counties called for immediate action to address political violence, economic hardship, electoral concerns and failures in public service delivery. The forum, themed “Strengthening Governance, Accountability, and Trust for Credible Elections,” brought together clergy and youth representatives under the leadership of NCCK Nairobi Region Chairman Rev. Dr. Alphonce Kanga. In a strongly worded statement, the delegates condemned the increasing use of unemployed youth to orchestrate political chaos and vi...