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After years in retreat, the disease is once again on the rise across the continent
The crisis threatens lasting harm but also creates opportunities, says Kenya’s president
Co-operation agreement intends to help drive international investment into the east African city
Researchers in low-income countries want more focus on basic literacy and numeracy
President’s constitutional overhaul defied by judges amid fears of worsening ethnic violence
Struggles at The New York Times show that journalists can no longer define the conversation
Kenyan leader appeals for international co-operation in the face of Covid-19 crisis
Donald Trump is seeking more bilateral deals with African countries
Thousands of sorghum farmers depend on the drinks group’s circular supply chain
A political truce has triggered a shift in policy and outlook for the country
President Kenyatta: universal health coverage is critical for economic development
Henry Rotich appears in court to face accusations over hydroelectric dam projects
Spat between deputy president Ruto and Kenyatta ally exposes rupture in ruling party
Stolen Kenya cash found in UK banks will be used for development, UK prime minister says
Hopes Kenyatta meeting will signal end to US neglect of continent
British court order to pay $17m in damages is defied
Post-election detente helps the country get back to business
Critics question value for money of some big ticket projects
Stalled projects have been kicked into gear, but problems such as corruption remain
Head of agency held as business chiefs warn graft threatens country’s economic agenda
‘Rafiki’ is first Kenyan movie to premiere at festival but censors say gay scenes are illegal
Ruto says Nairobi bourse needs to do more to attract big companies
President Kenyatta and opposition leader Odinga pledge to bring nation together
Nairobi has cracked down on dissent, ignored court rulings and shut down TV stations
President Kenyatta has taken a wrecking ball to hard-won freedoms
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