Raila Odinga has endorsed the “one man, one vote, one shilling” model advocated by Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and various political leaders from the
President William Ruto has raised concerns over the underfunding of Africa’s renewable energy development. He noted that while 2023 saw the largest increase in
Police in Naivasha have arrested a 25-year-old suspect in connection with the brutal murder of Hassan Abdullatif Salim, the manager of Chandarama Supermarket located
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service opened its portal for Inter-Institutional Transfer applications on Wednesday, June 5. This process targets applicants placed
Kenya has formally joined the International Vaccine Institute (IVI) as a Member State. Kenya’s accession to the IVI strengthens the nation’s resolve to achieve
The Ministry of Health has replenished routine childhood vaccines in Kenya following recent reports of shortages. In a statement on Wednesday, June 5, the
Kenya Airways (KQ) has extended the suspension of its complimentary travel scheme for staff amid an investigation into alleged abuse of the program. The
Chief Justice Martha Koome has inaugurated Africa’s first autonomous Alternative Justice System (AJS) Centre. The AJS Centre is an initiative led by the Inter-faith
An anti-piracy task force arrested two suspects for distributing pirated content in a joint operation led by the Partners Against Piracy (PAP) Association of
President William Ruto has appealed to former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon to assist in establishing the School of Leadership at the University of
The Kenyan entertainment industry, particularly the reggae fraternity, continues to mourn the loss of one of Kenya’s top reggae and dancehall connoisseurs, Mary Njambi
Kenya and South Korea have signed a $485 million (Kes.63 billion) concessional development funding agreement on the sidelines of the Korea-Africa Summit. This includes
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi remains entangled in the fake fertilizer saga. A parliamentary select committee had previously exonerated the CS after hearing a
On Tuesday, angry members of the public reportedly lynched a 40-year-old man in Siaya town for allegedly attacking and pelting people with stones. Brian
Members of Parliament are urging the Government to recall admission letters issued to university students, expressing concerns over the fee structure. During a meeting