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Zanzibar tourism success offers blueprint for regional growth

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State vs private sector: Who should drive affordable housing agenda?

The affordable housing programme driven by the Kenya Kwanza regime to deliver an average of 200 units in every constituency is backed by a public land bank and an unpopular housing levy.

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Report: Kenyan youths healthier mentally than peers in rich states

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Poor infrastructure development, fragmented marketing strategies, and discordant visa regimes continue to hamper the full development of the MICE market in Africa.

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Zanzibar tourism success offers blueprint for regional growth

A visitor to Zanzibar’s Abeid Amani Karume International Airport would mistake it for a global aviation hub. Apart from the visual appeal, the airport aprons are full of aviation giants.

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Kenya's most extreme holiday destinations

Few Kenyans pay more than the usual attention to Kenya’s mini version of the Sahara. The Chalbi Desert is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

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Mohan Panesar's 50-year love affair with wood

Whenever he enters his workshop along Mombasa Road, Nairobi, each morning, as he has done for the last 50 years, his hands twitch with the urge to create bespoke pieces.

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Prince Rahim Aga Khan V takes over as father gets final salute

Prince Rahim Aga Khan V leads his father’s funeral in Lisbon, marking a new era. Global Ismaili leaders pledge allegiance to Prince Rahim Aga Khan V as the 50th Imam.

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The global philanthropist whose heart lay in Nairobi

In a world where true self-sacrifice is rare, Aga Khan stood out as a beacon of hope, kindness and boundless generosity.

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'Not our State House', Kenyans outraged over renovations

The facelift at State House has ignited a storm, sparking outrage over what critics term misplaced priorities and extravagance.

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Rising tourist numbers to spur hospitality sector construction boom

The upward growth in the number of tourists to Kenya is expected to drive the construction of more hospitality outlets in the country.

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Nairobi Hospital board dismisses call for strike, defends recent AGM

The board of the Nairobi Hospital has denied knowledge of a strike notice.

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Mara Enkaji, a home in the wild

Maasai Mara is a land of superlatives. It is one of the most written about animal reserves in the world, and although not the biggest it stands in a class of its own.

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State vs private sector: Who should drive affordable housing agenda?

The affordable housing programme driven by the Kenya Kwanza regime to deliver an average of 200 units in every constituency is backed by a public land bank and an unpopular housing levy.

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Report: Kenyan youths healthier mentally than peers in rich states

Youths in Kenya are generally in a better mental state compared to their peers in high-income nations, a new report reveals.

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Why Africa loses out on MICE business to rest of the world

Poor infrastructure development, fragmented marketing strategies, and discordant visa regimes continue to hamper the full development of the MICE market in Africa.

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Zanzibar tourism success offers blueprint for regional growth

A visitor to Zanzibar’s Abeid Amani Karume International Airport would mistake it for a global aviation hub. Apart from the visual appeal, the airport aprons are full of aviation giants.

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Kenya's most extreme holiday destinations

Few Kenyans pay more than the usual attention to Kenya’s mini version of the Sahara. The Chalbi Desert is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

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Whenever he enters his workshop along Mombasa Road, Nairobi, each morning, as he has done for the last 50 years, his hands twitch with the urge to create bespoke pieces.

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Prince Rahim Aga Khan V takes over as father gets final salute

Prince Rahim Aga Khan V leads his father’s funeral in Lisbon, marking a new era. Global Ismaili leaders pledge allegiance to Prince Rahim Aga Khan V as the 50th Imam.

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In a world where true self-sacrifice is rare, Aga Khan stood out as a beacon of hope, kindness and boundless generosity.

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Rising tourist numbers to spur hospitality sector construction boom

The upward growth in the number of tourists to Kenya is expected to drive the construction of more hospitality outlets in the country.

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Nairobi Hospital board dismisses call for strike, defends recent AGM

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Zanzibar tourism success offers blueprint for regional growth

A visitor to Zanzibar's Abeid Amani Karume International Airport would mistake it for a global aviation hub. Apart from the visual appeal, the airport aprons are full of aviation giants.

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Few Kenyans pay more than the usual attention to Kenya's mini version of the Sahara. The Chalbi Desert is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

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