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Kenya is experiencing a surge in cybersecurity threats, leading to an increased demand for experts in the field. The issue is framed as a problem beyond just technology. Kenya is experiencing a increase in cybersecurity threats, impacting both public and private sectors.

The High Court in Vihiga has found Fredrick Shem and Mathias Alembi guilty of killing Kevin Otiato, a student, on August 17, 2018. The court delivered the verdict in Vihiga. The verdict was delivered by a court in Nairobi after a lengthy trial. A Kenyan court has found two individuals guilty in a murder case.

A US Ebola facility in Kenya is sparking protests.

Kenia is preparing to host US citizens from the Democratic Republic of Congo due to the ongoing Ebola outbreak there. Two people were shot dead during protests in Kenya against a US Ebola quarantine facility.

Kenya's Laikipia quarantine facility will be supported by a US partnership to address cross-border disease threats. This collaboration aims to enhance readiness for potential outbreaks, including those related to Ebola.

Board games designed to educate children about climate change are being tested in Kenya. This initiative aims to address the dual climate crisis by securing adaptation funds while mitigating environmental damage from disaster aid. The program is part of broader regional efforts to adapt to climate change. The initiative aims to make learning about environmental issues more engaging for students. Results from the testing phase will inform future game development. Educational games focused on climate change are undergoing testing in Kenya. These games aim to raise awareness and promote understanding of climate issues among youth. The trials will assess the effectiveness of the games as an educational tool. The games incorporate interactive elements and real-world scenarios.

Microsoft's planned $1 billion AI data center in Kenya is stalled due to disagreements over power capacity. Government sources indicate the project would require switching off power to 'half the country'.

Chesumei Member of Parliament Paul Biego is reportedly counting losses after his truck, valued at KSh 20 million, was torched. The incident occurred during ongoing fuel protests in Kenya.

People in Kenya have taken to the street, according to a report from BBC World Service.

Senator Nyamu is sponsoring a bill aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence.