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Ruto Woos China as He Delivers Lecture at Peking University

1 day ago | thekenyatimes.com | Ken Aseka

President William Ruto on Tuesday, April 22 arrived in Beijing, China, for a four-day State Visit at the invitation of his host President Xi Jinping. According to Ruto, the visit seeks to bolster historical, economic and cultural ties that have defined the relations between Nairobi and Beijing over the years.
How Rubis Energy Kenya Became a Regional Fuel Powerhouse

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

Rubis Energy was founded in 1990 by Frenchman Giles Robin. It is an independent French operator specialising in three business areas. First, it focuses on the distribution of petroleum products like service station networks, commercial fuel oil, aviation fuel, LPG, and bitumen. Rubis has operations in Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa through our subsidiary Rubis Énergie.
Ronaldo Among Football Stars Who Won EPL, La Liga, & Serie A

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

The English Premier League (EPL), Spain’s La Liga, and Italy’s Serie A are three of the top five football leagues in the world. It is every player’s dream to feature in these three leagues, and a very big achievement to win the trophies. Even though the German Bundesliga and France’s Ligue 1 feature on this list, winning the EPL, La Liga, or the Serie A is a bigger achievement. Over the years, only three players have managed to win all three of these prestigious league titles.
Wamuchomba Announces Bid for Presidency

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

Githunguri Member of Parliament (MP) Gathoni Wamuchomba has declared her interest in vying for the presidency. In a statement on Sunday, April 20, Wamuchomba said she has a goal to lead Kenya in future. She went ahead to list his manifesto if she is elected as the first female head of state. Wamuchomba asked Kenyans to vote for her, adding that she has no funds for the campaign. “One day, I will lead this country. Who will make me a president? I have no money to campaign,” she said.
Jesus on Screen Notable Actors Who Played the Role of Christ

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

The life of Jesus Christ, as portrayed in the Gospel books of the Bible, has inspired countless cinematic interpretations, each striving to capture the profound story of faith, sacrifice, and redemption. These Gospels provide the foundation for how Jesus’ life, teachings, and miracles have been visualised, bringing His journey to the screen through the performances of numerous actors.
Ruto's Allies Caught Distributing TSC Employment Letters

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) criticised President William Ruto and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) over the recruitment of teachers. Speaking on April 19, KNUT Secretary General Collins Oyuu asked the President and TSC to be fair in the recruitment process. This was after a revelation that President William Ruto’s allies were distributing TSC employment letters. Oyuu said KNUT is concerned about the process of recruiting teachers and the issues raised about it.
Pope Francis Skips Meeting With U.S Vice President JD Vance

4 days ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

Pope Francis skipped a meeting with the Vice President of the United States of America (U.S) JD Vance on Saturday, April 19, 2025. Vatican News reported that JD Vance was received at the Secretariat of State by Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, accompanied by His Excellency Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States and International Organisations.
The University of Nairobi: Courses Offered, Fees, Location and Campuses

1 week ago | thekenyatimes.com | Joy Kwama

The University of Nairobi (UoN), is the largest and oldest university in Kenya, and one of the biggest universities in East and Central African region. With a vibrant academic community of more than 84,000 students across ten campuses, the University of Nairobi is committed to nurturing top-tier professionals and driving cutting-edge research across various sectors of the economy. One of the things that stands out about the University of Nairobi is its strong research culture.
Family Behind Guardian Angel Coach & Nyamira Express Buses

1 week ago | thekenyatimes.com | Edwin Hinda

Guardian Angel Bus and Nyamira Express are among the two companies offering both passenger and courier services across various regions in Kenya. The Companies were owned by the late businessman Ong’era Moturi. He took over the running of the family business from his father, Nahashon Ong’era Omote. Omote started with only three buses, but the number has grown massively. With both coaches and tablets hitting the road, the Company covers several routes in Kenya.
Ethiopia and Kenya Open Border Allowing $1,000 Worth Goods

1 week ago | thekenyatimes.com | Joy Kwama

Ethiopia and Kenya have jointly agreed to open their borders under a new arrangement that allows small-scale traders to move goods worth up to Ksh129,300 ($1,000) per trip, up to four times a month. The agreement, reached during the 3rd Bilateral Trade Meeting on the Simplified Trade Regime (STR) held in Mombasa on April 17, 2025, is expected to ease movement for informal traders and border communities that have long faced restrictions, delays, and high compliance costs.