Just In

  The Kenyan Embassy in Australia has announced new scholarship opportunities for Kenyan students. The embassy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Stanley International University College in Perth, Australia, to provide funded scholarships for two degree programs: a Bachelor of Community Service and a Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology. The scholarships will cover 100% of tuition fees and waive the AUD 230 (Sh19,290) enrollment fee. Applications are now open for eligible students. According to a notice released on Monday, applicants must hold a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with a minimum grade of B or its equivalent.
The post Kenyan Embassy in Australia Offers Fully Funded Scholarships for Students appeared first on Nairobi Wire. Read More

  The National Youth Service (NYS) has announced 217 job openings for its male graduates, inviting applications for positions with a Saudi Arabia-based company. The job opportunities focus on skilled professionals specializing in heavy machinery maintenance and repair. In an advertisement released on Sunday, November 17, NYS shared details of the job openings, urging former trainees to apply for these exciting positions. The company, which has not been named, is looking for qualified professionals in several specialized fields to fill these vacancies. Job Opportunities and Requirements The positions available include roles for Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Heavy Equipment Electricians, Generator Technicians, and
The post NYS Offers 217 High-Paying Job Opportunities for Male Graduates in Saudi Arabia appeared first on Nairobi Wire. Read More

  The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has expressed strong support for a statement by Catholic clergy that criticized President Ruto’s government. In a statement signed by Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit, the ACK rejected media reports suggesting that it held a differing stance from the Catholic clergy on the matter. “The Anglican Church of Kenya takes great exception to media reports implying we do not support the Catholic bishops’ stand on critical national issues,” stated Ole Sapit. “We believe that the government is yet to turn around the country and steer it in the right direction.” The ACK also condemned attacks
The post ACK Joins Catholic Church in Criticizing President Ruto’s Leadership appeared first on Nairobi Wire. Read More

  Detectives have revealed new details about the death of Wells Fargo human resource manager Willis Ayieko, suggesting that a botched robbery led to his murder. Investigators disclosed that Ayieko was severely beaten during the attack, leaving him critically injured. According to police, Robert Wakolo, the main suspect in the case, played a pivotal role in the crime before his death during the investigation. Wakolo, a trained boxer with links to multiple robberies and murders in the region, allegedly slammed Ayieko’s head against a wall while demanding access to his bank accounts and M-Pesa PIN. The brutal assault caused internal bleeding,
The post Botched Robbery Turned Murder: New Details Emerge in Willis Ayieko Case appeared first on Nairobi Wire. Read More

  The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has issued new guidelines ahead of the party’s grassroots elections…
The post ODM issues fresh directives ahead of grassroots elections appeared first on AfrinewsKE. Read More

  UN Secretary-General António Guterres has underscored the importance of immediate, substantial financial contributions to support vulnerable nations. Read More

  The two presidents spoke positively about the important role of China-U.S. strategic communication, regular contact between the respective diplomatic and security teams, and dialogue mechanisms on mil-to-mil relations, economic and trade ties, and financial issues. Read More

  Xi has visited Brazil four times, and he said in a written statement upon his arrival that he feels very close to the country. Read More

  Activist Morara Kebaso has announced that he will be running for president in the upcoming…
The post I will run for president in 2027- Morara Kebaso announces appeared first on AfrinewsKE. Read More

  NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 18 — The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has summoned Moi University Vice Chancellor Isaac Kosgei as part of an investigation into alleged corruption involving the embezzlement of over Sh2.18 billion. In a statement, the anti-graft agency directed Kosgei to appear before it Tuesday as it seeks answers over his involvement in Read More