Royal Visit Signals Stronger UK–Kenya Diplomatic Ties

A Visit Beyond Ceremony Diplomatic ties were in focus as the Duchess of Edinburgh visited Kenya in an official tour coordinated by the British High Commission. While royal visits often carry ceremonial appeal, this one centers on trade, climate cooperation, and youth empowerment. Engaging Communities During engagements, the Duchess interacted with youth entrepreneurs, conservation groups,…

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Meru Governor Mutuma Personally Testifies in Blogger ‘Sniper’ Murder Case, Pledges Justice

Meru County Governor Elias Mutuma made headlines after taking an unexpected step by personally testifying in court over the ongoing murder case of the late blogger Daniel Muthiani, popularly known as “Sniper.” His appearance, rather than delegating the responsibility to a representative, surprised many Kenyans and drew attention across political circles for being both bold…

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Chemists Unlock the Secret to Smarter Catalysts Through “Stick-Chemistry”

A new wave of innovation in chemistry is reshaping how the world thinks about clean fuel production. Scientists at Ohio State University have unveiled a breakthrough that could make fuel synthesis and carbon capture significantly cleaner, more efficient, and more sustainable and it all comes down to how gases stick to catalysts. The research focuses…

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Kenya’s Foreign-Exchange Reserves Surge by KSh 174 Billion in One Month

This surge pushes Kenya’s import-cover ratio to about 5.3 months, comfortably above the statutory minimum but also signalling improved external liquidity and resilience. What is happening and why it matters Foreign-exchange reserves represent the stockpile of foreign currency assets held by the central bank and are critical for a country’s ability to import goods, service…

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