UnreportedKe is a Nairobi-based digital news agency focused on stories that often go unreported in Kenya. It publishes original reporting across politics, governance, business and community life, and runs dedicated sections for community reporting, humanitarian stories, science and health. Its journalists produce accountability pieces and explainers alongside features from counties beyond Nairobi. It also runs profiles and historical features that place current debates in context, and highlights business and science stories with practical implications for consumers. Recent work includes in‑depth coverage of illicit financial flows and tax policy debates, produced with support from the Thomson Reuters Foundation; police oversight reporting after fatal shootings that placed senior officers under scrutiny; and public‑health explainers on antibiotic‑resistant gonorrhea and other emerging threats. The outlet invites story tips from readers and maintains active social channels to reach audiences where they are. UnreportedKe’s approach favors clear, sourced storytelling that connects national policy to everyday experience. While it covers breaking developments, its centre of gravity is public‑interest reporting: transparency in public finance, fair access to services and accountability for abuse of power. Based in Nairobi, the newsroom publishes in English for a nationwide audience and aims to surface voices and issues that can be missed by larger outlets—staying close to communities, documenting lived realities, and turning underreported concerns into headline topics.