Nanjinia Wamuswa

Kenya is set to harmonise training in surveying, geomatics and geospatial engineering, following a landmark consultative meeting that resolved to establish a unified professional training framework to meet the country's evolving development needs.

Africa's biotechnology and biosafety information which had been scattered across multiple agency websites, gazette notices and regulatory documents, making it difficult for users to access and interpret, has been centralised.

More than 7,800 young Kenyans have gained practical digital content creation and entrepreneurship skills, enabling many to earn income from the country's fast-growing creator economy through the Google-supported Ganjisha Project.

It's a hot afternoon, Carla Emeiyen sits on a bench beneath dappled patches of shade cast by thorny branches that spread wide like open umbrellas, swaying gently in the breeze.

Twelve Kenyan education technology (EdTech) startups have secured a major funding boost under the fourth cohort of the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship at iHub, in a move expected to accelerate digital learning innovations targeting underserved communities while strengthening the country's growing innovation ecosystem.

In 2008, a group of unemployed young people took a bold gamble. With just hope and determination, they built traditional Borana manyattas, convinced that tourists visiting nearby Meru National Park would be interested in experiencing their culture and would be willing to pay for it.

Until three years ago, Mount Carmel Convent Farm produced only passion fruit for the Sisters' consumption. However, the Sisters realised that the high-value 0.9-acre farm was not being fully utilised, despite its potential to produce a wider variety of crops and generate greater benefits.