How rural electrification projects are unlocking opportunities

Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC) is intensifying efforts to achieve universal electricity access in Kenya, in line with the government’s target of connecting all households to power by 2030. Through ongoing grid expansion and programmes such as last-mile connectivity, more rural and underserved communities are being targetted for connection unlocking opportunities for economic…

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Senegal to appeal ‘unjust’ AFCON ruling

Audio By Vocalize Senegalese players raise the trophy after winning the 35th Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025) final match against Morocco at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in the capital Rabat, Morocco on January 19, 2026. [Samah Zidan / AFP] Senegal’s football authorities said they will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport…

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Wet Days Ahead: Kenya Met Warns of Intensifying Downpour From Thursday

Several regions across Kenya should prepare for a significant increase in rainfall starting this Thursday, according to a new advisory from the Kenya Meteorological Department. The weatherman notes that while the week begins with lighter showers, the downpour will intensify as the “long rains” season gains momentum. Residents should expect afternoon and nighttime showers, often…

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KSh38.7bn Kiambu Road Project Kicks Off as Government Secures Contractor

The government has breathed new life into the Muthaiga-Kiambu-Ndumberi Road project by finally securing a contractor for the multi-billion shilling upgrade. This project will transform the heavily congested corridor into a modern dual carriageway. Work is set to begin following the signing of an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract. Under this specific agreement, a…

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Newspapers: 44k TSC teachers are at risk of losing their jobs after the court revoked their employment

Newspapers on Wednesday, March 18, highlighted several topics, including the jobs of 44,000 teachers at risk after the court ruled that their employment by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) was illegal. The front pages of Taifa Leo and Daily Nation newspapers. Photo: Nation Today and Daily Nation.Source: UGC Elsewhere, newspapers devoted pages to a war…

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