Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni has launched the Women In Healthcare Caucus in Nairobi, Kenya, urging female health workers to pursue government-funded training opportunities. She highlighted the availability of scholarships designed to support the professional development of women in the healthcare sector.

Pauline Namwakira, a 23-year-old AWS Authorised Instructor and cloud educator, has been recognized as Kenya’s second recipient of the AWS Golden Jacket. This accolade highlights her contributions to technology education and mentorship in the region.

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has announced 89 job openings for qualified Kenyans, according to Tuko. The available positions include security wardens and drivers, among other roles. The recruitment drive offers opportunities across multiple departments of the medical training institution, which operates campuses throughout Kenya. Interested and eligible candidates are encouraged to apply for the advertised positions through the college's official channels as outlined in the announcement.

Purity Naitore has transitioned from working as a cleaner to repairing vehicles at the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK), according to The Kenya Times. After five years in cleaning, her breakthrough came when she learned of a scholarship opportunity. In an interview with BATUK, Naitore attributed her rise to years of study, an apprenticeship, and balancing work with family responsibilities.

Lucy Ichuga, who had a passion for farming since her school days, shifted to selling onions in Molo, Nakuru County after the 2007 post-election violence. In late 2019, she discovered a farmer selling chicks online, which led her to source chicks easily from a local farmer. This transition highlights the impact of social media on agricultural markets, especially during the nationwide lockdown imposed by the government.

Centum Investment Company has announced a leadership change after Chief Executive Officer Dr James Mworia resigned to head the newly established Kenya National Infrastructure Fund, effective 7 September 2026. According to the Centum Board, Thomas Omondi-Achola, the Group's current Chief, will serve as acting CEO. Omondi-Achola is described as a seasoned mathematician and manager. The appointment is in an acting capacity while the firm manages the transition following Mworia's departure to the new state-backed infrastructure fund.