Thousands gather in commemoration of Mashujaa day at the Kipchoge Keino stadium in Eldoret city.
President William Ruto’s remarks about buffalo and camel milk have sparked laughter, memes and serious questions across Kenya. But was he joking or is the government considering a new direction for the dairy industry? As Kenyans debate the proposal, attention turns to milk affordability, farmers’ welfare and whether diversifying milk production can deliver real economic and environmental benefits.
Nairobi will host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, making history as the first African city to stage the senior global athletics event. The milestone is an opportunity for Kenya to showcase its sporting talent, create economic opportunities, inspire young people, and invest in lasting infrastructure. But success will also depend on transparency, clean sport, youth inclusion, and sustainable planning. The world is coming to Nairobi , what will Kenya have prepared to show it?
