Ebola in Kenya: A Genuine Outbreak or a Multibillion-Shilling Setup?
One man crossed borders while seriously ill. Days later, Kenya was confronting its first confirmed case of Bundibugyo...
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Blinded by War: The devastating human toll of Sudan’s historic digital blackout
What Would You Do With No Signal and a Hungry Child? Picture it: your youngest is four months...
The Cost of a Green Leaf: The Exploitation of Female Tea Workers in East Africa
For some women who pick the world’s tea and cut its flowers, getting hired, or staying hired, has...
Three Passports, One Body: How Kenya’s Young Men Were Sold to Russia’s War
Kenya's spy agency says more than 1,000 citizens were recruited. Nairobi now says it has identified 291. In...
The brown envelope and the impossible choice between ethics and survival
An Investigation into Corruption, Poverty, and the Press
A Free Press, A Fragile Countdown: Kenya’s 2027 Elections and the Journalists Caught in Between
On the evening of August 16, 2026, Standard Group reporters Rodgers Otiso and Sammy Omingo were covering an...
Nairobi set to host Global Peace Summit to push global action on journalist safety
Nairobi is set to become the centre of global discussions on journalist safety, press freedom and peaceful conflict...
A Generation Loud Online and Silent at the Polls
In 2022, nearly 8.8 million young Kenyans were registered to vote, yet more than 3.2 million of them...
Can democracy survive the deepfake? Inside Africa’s disinformation crisis
A viral deepfake didn't wait for chaos in Senegal — it manufactured its own, days after one of...
The Con Men Behind Bars
How Kenya's mobile money miracle became a hunting ground — and why the walls of a maximum-security prison...
