Odinga and Ruto swamped by allies demanding government posts

Nairobi power struggle leaves major state agencies rudderless 

Four of Kenya's most important state agencies are still without a boss, as President Ruto and his deputy squabble over who to appoint. They are struggling to dish out the jobs in a way that respects regional interests.

Crypto champions seek second wind in Kenya  Free

Weakened by the collapse of the giant FTX, e-currency trading platforms are hoping for a better reception in Kenya, which has been hit by a shortage of dollars and a decline in the shilling.

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Just a month into the job, Ruto backpedals on good governance 

The new president's election manifesto included setting up a commission of enquiry into senior civil servants' "state capture". Now in power, he's had a change of heart.

Ruto forges delicate balance between politicians and technocrats 

The new Kenyan president's administration is having trouble finding enough experts to put his programme into action but also needs to meet the demands of his political allies.

Ruto and Odinga snub religious leaders' call for peaceful elections 

The leaders of Kenya's main Christian churches called on the two leading presidential candidates to meet and commit to a peaceful election. They have declined the invitation.

Kenyatta leaves DP World headache to successor amid mounting anger 

With less than two weeks to go until the general election, and in the face of public indignation, the Kenyan government has postponed plans to entrust the management of the country's main ports to the Dubai-based company.

Outgoing Kenyatta appoints brother-in-law and close aides to public agencies 

President Uhuru Kenyatta and his ministers have issued an unprecedented series of executive orders to renew the Kenyan administration for the coming years. It's a way to continue influencing the next term, in which the outgoing head of state won't be able to take part directly.