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To streamline visa processing and create opportunities for skilled Kenyan migrant workers, the government is leveraging international labor agreements as part of a broader

Nairobi residents will soon experience a significant improvement in their water supply, as announced by Governor Johnson Sakaja. This announcement follows the completion of

Head of Public Service Felix Koskei explained that many students miss out on scholarships and loans under the new Higher Education Funding model due

Maasai Mara University has filed a lawsuit to recover Ksh 215 million from its former vice-chancellor, Mary Walingo, accusing her of corruption. The university

A police officer lost his firearm and valuables to unknown assailants riding on a boda boda after a night of drinking along the Eastern

Thirty Nairobi residents faced consequences for urinating and littering in the Central Business District (CBD) as part of the county government’s recent crackdown on

To avoid service disruptions, the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) is calling upon customers to update their prepaid meters before the August 31st