Author: Vizboy

Despite a heavily contested attempt by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to increase park entry fees, Kenya’s tourism sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience. Revenues generated from admission to national parks, reserves, sanctuaries, and marine protected areas reached Sh7.92 billion in the fiscal year that ended in June 2025, indicating positive growth. Revenue collected by the State Department for Wildlife during the 2024–2025 financial year reached Sh7.92 billion, surpassing both the government’s target and collections from previous years. This figure notably exceeded the Sh5.37 billion collected in 2022–2023 and the Sh7.74 billion (which itself was above the Sh7.53 billion target) collected…

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In a landmark decision, the Kenyan High Court ruled in favor of student loan borrowers, ruling that HELB cannot require repayment amounts greater than twice the initial principal. The judgment comes following concerns over ballooning debts due to prolonged accumulation of interest and penalties. A petition was filed by three former students, Anne Mugure, Davis Nguthu, and Wangui Wachira, alleging that HELB’s application of compound interest and monthly penalties had resulted in their debts ballooning substantially beyond the principal amounts initially borrowed. In one instance, a loan of KSh 82,980 had purportedly grown to exceed KSh 540,000. For another borrower,…

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The Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) has started a new hiring campaign. There are 25 job openings in different departments, from senior management to technical, legal, and administrative positions. CA is looking for capable, proactive, and self-motivated people to fill leadership roles. They want both experienced professionals and capable junior staff. There are many different jobs available, so both experienced and early-career candidates can find suitable opportunities. CA is responsible for regulating ICT, managing frequencies and spectrum, protecting consumers, overseeing cybersecurity, issuing licenses, and managing the universal service fund in Kenya. This means that people with backgrounds in engineering, ICT,…

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Today, December 1, 2025, marks the official end of the medical insurance between TSC and Medical Administrators (K) Limited (MAKL) as TSC completes the nationwide transition of all teachers to a new health scheme under the Social Health Authority (SHA). At midnight on November 30, 2025, MAKL’s agreement to manage teachers’ health benefits expired. Hospitals and clinics contracted under the MAKL scheme have been notified that any admissions or treatment after the deadline will no longer be covered under MAKL. To prevent their claims from being rejected, teachers who are currently admitted under MAKL have been advised to ensure they…

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Whether you’re a casual backyard hitter, a youth-league coach, or a serious player looking to improve your batting or pitching skills, a good practice net can change how often and safely you train. Not every net is the same. This guide will help you figure out what’s important and how to make the best choice when looking for a baseball & softball net. Why get a practice net? Using a practice net offers several benefits: Safety: Baseball is a game that involves fast-moving balls, which can be contained by the practice net, thereby protecting the player, bystanders, and properties from…

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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced a significant recruitment campaign to fill 9159 teaching positions following considerable attrition in its teaching workforce. The positions are spread across primary, junior, and secondary schools; there are 7,065 positions for primary schools, 12 positions for junior secondary schools, and 2,082 positions for secondary schools. All of the positions are pensionable and permanent, which means they offer long-term work and benefits. The goal of the campaign is to replace educators who left their jobs due to natural attrition, such as retirement, resignation, or death. The commission is working to maintain staffing levels in…

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Kirinyaga, Kenya – On Saturday morning, the body of an Embu University student who had been reported missing earlier in the week was found in a coffee farm in Ngiriambu village, Kirinyaga East Sub-County. Prior to the discovery of her remains, Jackline Ruguru, the deceased, had been missing for approximately a week. The discovery was made, according to locals, after dogs repeatedly returned to the plantation, prompting villagers to investigate. The body was partially decomposed, according to eyewitnesses. The head looked disturbed and disfigured, which could indicate a violent cause of death. According to another resident, a hand was missing.…

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A new kitchen cabinet can drastically improve your kitchen, not just in appearance but also in functionality. However, the cost is a sticky point for many homeowners. Fortunately, you can find excellent, budget-friendly cabinets that don’t compromise on style or quality. In this buyer’s guide, we will guide you through essential cabinet choices, highlight key considerations, and weigh the pros and cons to help you make an informed decision. What to Consider When Buying Budget Cabinets: Cabinet Category Stock Cabinet: These are basic pre-made cabinets; they are typically the least expensive. Semi-custom cabinets: These are cabinets with a bit more…

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Safaricom PLC, a giant in the Kenyan telecommunication industry, has been given regulatory approval to raise up to Ksh40 billion through a new corporate bond program. Marking a major move into the local debt capital market. The approval was granted on November 7, 2025, by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to Safricom PLC to establish a medium-term note (MTN) program. Instead of issuing a single bond, Safaricom PLC may issue different “notes” in several tranches under this program. Green bonds, social bonds, and sustainability-linked bonds are among the bond types it may issue, giving Safaricom the freedom to match the…

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The Ministry of Education (MoE) has officially confirmed that the results for the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) 2025 will be released on 11 December 2025. Smooth Moderation and Marking Process During the announcement on 17 November 2025, Julius Bitok, the Basic Education Principal Secretary, said that the assessment process has “progressed smoothly” and that all marking and moderation activities are now in their final stages. He emphasised the ministry’s commitment to transparency and accuracy of the Grade 9 results — a key step ahead of the transition into senior school. Senior School Placement and Reporting Date In addition…

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Mold is one of those problems that you can’t see but can quickly make a safe home or office into a health hazard. North Texas gets a lot of sun, but Dallas has a lot of humidity, heavy rains, and hot summers, which are all great conditions for mold to grow. That’s why getting certified mold testing in Dallas is more than just a good idea; it’s a necessary step to protect your health and property. Why Mold Testing is Important Mold isn’t always easy to see. It can grow anywhere there is moisture, like behind walls, under floors,…

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Non-governmental organizations are an integral part of Kenya. As these NGOs work hard to make Kenyans’ lives better, they also work hard to address a wide range of concerns, including but not limited to poverty alleviation, healthcare, protecting children, human rights, and environmental protection. These NGOs sometimes collaborate with governments, other non-governmental organizations, and private organizations to achieve their aim. In a country like Kenya where poverty, drought, and basic amenities are prevalent in certain parts of the country, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play an essential part in providing and assisting different communities and also providing them with long-term solutions. Below…

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Fuel prices are a major concern for consumers around the world, and Africa is no exception, fuel prices are influenced by a lot of factors ranging from oil reserves, subsidies, and refining capacity. In many African countries, fuel prices are a significant portion of household budgets. However, there are a few African countries with rich oil reserves that have relatively low fuel prices when compared to global prices. In this blog post, we are going to be exploring African countries with some of the lowest prices for PMS (petrol). Libya Libya has the lowest fuel prices in Africa and is…

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Huawei has recently unveiled its latest tablet – the “HUAWEI MatePad 11.5”. Boasting an impressive 11.5-inch display, and  Powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor, Huawei’s HarmonyOS tablet promises to deliver unparalleled performance and seamless user experience. it’s scheduled to be released globally in July. The HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 is a high-end tablet running HarmonyOS, and it features a 13.0-megapixel camera, an 11.5-inch screen with a resolution of 2200 by 1440, 6GB/8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage space, and a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SM7450 processor at 2.4 GHz. The tablet runs on Huawei’s own “HarmonyOS 3.1” with a…

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