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The rush to urban centres has blinded many Kenyans to the quiet, steady wealth being built back...
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The Action Democratic Movement calls on Zimbabwe to shift its national conversation from displays of private wealth...
A Sunday service at Love of God International Ministries became a moment of shared joy as a...
The Argentine captain became the first player to score in seven consecutive World Cup matches as the...
By Elizabeth Angira Medics in Kisii County have raised concern over the increasing abuse of illegal drugs...
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Days before a landmark US-EU trade deadline, President Donald Trump threatens to double the price of every...
![L-R Winnie Karanu, AI National Skills Initiative Director at Microsoft, Constantine Obuya, African Centre for Women, Information and Communication Technology (ACWICT) and Dr. Ehud Gachugu, Ag. Deputy Chief Executive officer and Global Director Youth and Jobs Kenya Private Sector Alliance during the Microsoft AI National Skilling Initiative (AINSI) Launch. This initiative is part of Microsoft’s commitment to democratise AI and empower individuals with the skills needed to thrive in the digital economy, aligned with Kenya’s Vision 2030 and Digital Masterplan [Photo: Handout]](https://mountkenyatimes.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Winnie-Karanu-AI-National-Skills-Initiative-Director-at-Microsoft-Constantine-Obuya-African-Centre-for-Women-768x514.jpg)
A national skilling initiative spanning five counties reaches 152 Kenyans with foundational artificial intelligence training, part of...
MMV Associates CLG nominates 11 liberation and post-independence heroes for Kenya’s highest civilian honour By MKT Reporter...
By Alex Njeru Tharaka MP Gitonga Murugara has pledged to emulate Governor Muthomi Njuki’s commitment to promoting...