Senator Threatens to Sue Govt Over Ksh4.82 Trillion Budget

According to the senator, billions of additional funds are being absorbed under a broad category labelled as other operating expenses

State Addresses Holiday on June 25 Ahead of Planned March

Since the infamous Finance Bill 2024, which left the country reeling from the impact of political excesses with numerous police-linked deaths, the state has been cautious in addressing matters affecting the youth.

Ruto Opens Door to 5 New Markets for Kenyan Farmers

According to the Head of State, he has engaged several countries and trading blocs to remove barriers that have limited access for Kenyan coffee and other agricultural products.

Kenya & U.S Agree on Visa Restrictions for Some Countries

The agreement is likely to affect some of the trade agreements Kenya has, as some of the key trade partners of Kenya are listed in the mix.

IPOA Explains Delays as Only 3 Protest Death Cases Reach Court

The authority has issued the update amid circulating questions over accountability for protest-related deaths.

Court Summons Duale Over Laikipia Ebola Facility

The Ebola facility in Laikipia has brought widespread condemnation both nationally and internationally, even as the government insists that the move is to prepare the nation in the event of an outbreak.

Pharmacy Board Shuts Down Over 40 Medicine Outlets in Nairobi, Issues Warning

The Auditor General revealed that out of 16,527 health facilities recorded, 9,009 (56%) were operating without licenses, leaving patients vulnerable to substandard care and untrained staff.

State Confirms Ksh2Billion Relief Fund for Some Farmers

Burdened by years of debt, farmers have repeatedly sought government waivers to support the sector's recovery.

Sifuna Ousted as ODM Secretary General

The move followed a NEC meeting on Monday, June 22 at Chungwa House.

DCI Turns to Türkiye in New Crackdown Against Money Laundering

Kenya ranks 4th in Africa for organized crime and money laundering according to the ENACT Organised Crime Index.

Motorists Warn of New Instant-Fine Zone Along Eastern Bypass

Road users have particularly questioned whether there is adequate signage warning drivers of applicable speed limits before they reach camera-monitored sections.

EACC Arrests KRA Officials in Ksh900K Scandal

This year alone, EACC has recovered Ksh20 billion in unexplained assets, with 97 investigation files leading to a further Ksh22 billion in unexplained wealth.

Timelines for Grade 11 Books Rollout Revealed

The rollout of the Grade 11 books has been coupled with challenges, including mounting government debt of Ksh9.2 billion that has stalled the progress of CBC.

'MPs skipping Finance Bill vote a great betrayal' – James Mulamba

Orengo emerges among faces of anti-government protests post-Raila

"We asked the State to declare June 25th a public holiday, but we don't need to ask for...

Why I refused to move in with a man whose family I had never met

Knowing the people behind your partner may offer emotional security, accountability and...

Total puts more than half of its fuel stations on solar power

Total is gradually delinking its operations from the national grid.

Dolling projects: Inside UDA game plan in OI Kalou by-election

Several government officials are launching projects in the region ahead of the July 16mini-poll.

Justice Gatembu Kairu elected Court of Appeal president

He beat Justices Agnes Murgor, Patrick Kiage and Lydia Achode to succeed Justice Daniel Musinga.

My husband was sent away with Sh200,000 after hand was severed at work. Was justice served?

Legal protections exist because some employers take advantage of a worker's vulnerability'.