The Italian Ambassador to Kenya hosted an awards ceremony in Nairobi for East African digital startups that were finalists in the 'Hero' acceleration program.

A report highlights how political participation in Kenya has become increasingly tied to financial incentives, transforming handout politics into an unmanageable issue.

An analysis of Kenyan politics draws parallels between Deputy President Gachagua and Brutus, and President Ruto and Mark Antony, highlighting their contrasting political styles and influence.

Kenyan women are being encouraged to reject intimidation, mentor future leaders, and actively participate in voting, emphasizing the challenges and responsibilities of leadership in an era of online abuse.

Questions are being raised in Kenya regarding the whereabouts of an estimated Sh6 trillion, with suggestions that the funds may have been spent in ways that are difficult to trace.

Security chiefs are re-evaluating strategies following an increase in terror incidents attributed to Al Shabaab in Kenya's Mandera, Wajir, and Garissa counties.

An investigation is underway in Kenya following the deaths of 16 elephants, believed to have been poisoned by cyanide after consuming tomatoes from local farms. Authorities are trying to determine how the poison entered the ecosystem.

There is unease in the Kenyan Parliament regarding President Ruto's order to purchase the St John Ambulance building, as the Parliamentary Service Commission states the required funds were not budgeted for.

The Italian Ambassador to Kenya and the Seychelles, Vincenzo Del Monaco, held a meeting with the Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya, Kamau Thugge. The discussion involved an important exchange of information between the two officials.

A Kenyan court ruled that the General Election is due this year, not in 2027, but immediately suspended its decision to prevent potential chaos. The judge's action aims to maintain stability.

Students in Lang’ata, Kenya, have become the first Kenyans to establish direct communication with an astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS), located 400km above Earth.

While most apartment locations in Kenya experienced rental growth, specific estates such as Ruaka, Kitengela, and Upper Hill recorded drops in rent prices.

There is a strong call to ensure merit and fairness in the promotion system for teachers in Kenya, advocating for a diligently applied system that guarantees equitable opportunities.

Kenya is facing a critical moment, confronting the lingering issues from its independence era and recognizing the need for an unavoidable national reset to address past failures and move forward.

The fraudulent issuance of passports to foreigners is being described as a betrayal that significantly harms Kenya's national brand and international standing.

Senators in Kenya are expressing fury with Inspector-General of Police Kanja for his failure to arrest and produce Isiolo Governor Guyo before them.

House Speaker Wetang'ula has urged the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) not to wait for elections to unite Kenyans, stating that the commission has struggled to effectively deliver on its mandate.

Fans gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, to celebrate country music, a genre that is gaining increasing appreciation among Africans.

A new legal storm has erupted in Kenya concerning the name "Linda Mwananchi Party," with an applicant claiming first rights while Sifuna and allies push to secure the disputed name.

President Ruto and Oburu Odinga summoned governors and Members of Parliament allied with ODM and UDA to plan for the 2027 general elections.

An article highlights the need for sufficient resources to be provided to ensure exams and tests can be conducted without any hitches, urging the government to solve financial woes impacting preparations.

An intricate network of abuse of advance payments, known as imprest, has reportedly led to taxpayers losing millions of shillings as Kenyan counties overspend funds.

A family from Trans Nzoia, Kenya, is appealing for assistance after Coptic Hospital allegedly detained the body of their deceased relative, causing anguish and delaying burial.

Across Kenya, from Baringo to Kitui, women farmers are effectively financing their agricultural projects by participating in savings groups and Saccos, balancing loan repayments with climate risks and limited access to resources.

The Ministry of Education reports that 462 students linked to school unrest incidents have been arrested, probed, and arraigned, with the Nyanza region recording the highest number of such learners.

Interpol has identified Kenya as the second-highest country in Africa for cyberattacks, attributing the vulnerability to outdated systems, weak cyber hygiene, and delayed software patching.

An auditor's report indicates that Kenyans are exposed to hazardous, unregulated, or banned pesticides due to the failure of state watchdogs to enforce regulations.

An opinion piece argues that Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) should strengthen public access to information, rather than weakening livestreaming requirements.

A power struggle is emerging in Mt Kenya politics, with Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused of 'tyranny,' a fallout that could potentially benefit President Ruto by weakening his opposition.

A Kenyan senator is facing an auction to settle a Sh447,000 landscaping debt, following the dismissal of her appeal against a Small Claims Court judgment.

Kenya is advancing a bill that seeks to criminalize deepfake sexual violence and sextortion, while also addressing controversial 'Romeo and Juliet' cases by exempting some consensual acts.

A man recounts living with a bullet in his brain, a consequence of the ethnic violence triggered by the disputed 2007 presidential election in Kenya.

Public institutions in Kenya, including universities and county governments, are facing scrutiny as unremitted pension deductions have accumulated to Sh85 billion, impacting retirees.

An article discusses the politics and reality surrounding Kenya's Vision 2060, a long-term development plan, highlighting that such plans often reflect the priorities of those in power.

Despite achieving millions of views on their content, many Kenyan creatives face significant financial struggles and uncertain realities once the cameras stop rolling.

Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's aggressive stance on political defections and the push for a one-party system is expected to widen differences between him and other party leaders.

Bishop Hieronymus Emusugut Joya in Kenya has sparked criticism from a Limerick priest after issuing an appeal to women not to 'lure priests into an affair,' alongside introducing a 7pm curfew and a ban on overnight guests for clergy.

Green gram has extended its lead as Kenya's fastest-growing export pulse, with exports increasing significantly from 355.82 tonnes to 6,233.2 tonnes in the quarter ending March 2026, generating substantial revenue.

Court cases concerning new lodges have raised critical questions about the protection of Kenya's Maasai Mara, one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife ecosystems.

Concerns are rising over a significant hurdle in Kenya's education system as approximately 1.2 million Grade 9 learners prepare to transition to senior school, highlighting the need to resolve issues for a smooth progression.

Kenya's Deputy President Kindiki addressed his home turf, dismissing claims of being sidelined within the government as 'common talk' in politics and asserting the security of his position.

Kenyan President William Ruto has reassured his allies that the UDA-ODM pact is here to stay, amid heightened jostling within the alliance over the 2027 elections.

A court has issued an order for the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) to vacate a prime piece of land located directly opposite Ulinzi House. This ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing land dispute.

DJ Simbi is highlighted as a leading figure in Kenya, successfully introducing the rhythms of rhumba music to the younger Generation Z audience, transitioning from 'disco matangas' to winning over new fans.

A disturbing pattern of high-profile targeted killings by hitmen in Kenya has emerged, with many incidents appearing to follow a similar script.

An article highlighting that Kenya's greatest challenge has been leadership that prioritizes politics over nation-building, urging top leaders to renew the country's focus.

Preliminary blood test results from 15 elephants found dead in Kenya indicate high levels of cyanide. It is suspected the elephants consumed tomatoes sprayed with insecticide from nearby farms.

In Kenya, being removed or muted in a WhatsApp group has become a significant political statement, reflecting how the platform is used for political maneuvering.

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) has incurred losses of Sh569 million from expired drugs and medical supplies, contributing to a total loss of Sh5 billion since 2022 despite ongoing reforms.

Sifuna's large political rallies are drawing comparisons among Kenyans to the legacy and influence of the late Raila Odinga.

A secret meeting successfully sabotaged a plot to bomb President Moi’s State House, with pilots performing aerobatics over Nairobi before dumping bombs in Mount Kenya Forest.

Kenyans are increasingly turning to 'pitch my friend' hang-outs, where singles connect through five-slide PowerPoint presentations, as a novel alternative to traditional dating apps.

Kenya Power is facing calls to improve its infrastructure and ensure efficient electricity supply to mitigate frequent power outages that cause significant disruption and losses.

Chief Justice Koome has publicly defended the Judiciary in Kenya, responding to heightened tensions with sections of the legal profession and the Law Society of Kenya's promise to sustain a boycott.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are calling for a review of instant fines imposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the use of hidden cameras, despite having passed new rules.

After nearly two decades, survivors of election-based sexual violence in Kenya are seeking equal access to justice, with courts set to rule on a landmark case.

Fifteen elephants in Kenya have died after consuming tomatoes laced with cyanide, though it is currently unknown if the poisoning was intentional.

Fifteen elephants were found dead near Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya, with officials suspecting they were poisoned by cyanide from pesticides used on nearby tomato farms.

Landmark court rulings in Kenya have brought to light the pervasive issue of workplace sexual harassment and are strengthening protections for employees.

The unemployment crisis among youth in Kenya is described as a ticking time bomb, urging authorities to take urgent measures to address the issue.

A Kenyan court has ruled that a magistrate was entitled to information regarding an unsuccessful bid for promotion and has ordered the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to provide an explanation.

Kenya's Wiper Party has refuted claims of ongoing talks between President Ruto and Kalonzo, accusing detractors of attempting to create divisions within the opposition.

A new proposed law in Kenya aims to limit diplomatic postings for political rejects, pushing instead for merit-based appointments for envoy positions. This bill seeks to reform the process of selecting ambassadors.

Unions in Kenya are attributing the stalled transition to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) to the actions of county governments.

Police in Kenya have announced the uncovering of a sophisticated criminal network responsible for a recent surge in robberies across Nairobi.

Kenya's opposition leaders are grappling with the challenge of forming a united ticket for the 2027 election, with most agreeing that unity is essential to defeat President Ruto.

Achieng’ Oneko, described as the quintessential Kenyan nationalist, is being remembered for his significant contributions to Kenya's history, though his legacy is noted as being somewhat lost to time.

Daniel Kanyoro, a farmer in Molo, has successfully transitioned from autism advocacy to building a substantial 200-pig farming operation from a small plot of land.

Kenya Railways has lost its attempt to halt an investigation into the Maai-Mahiu flood disaster, after a court ruled that the catastrophe resulted from preventable failures by state agencies.

Author Sue Nyathi discusses her first visit to Kenya and the journey of adapting her 'Polygamist' book into a Netflix series, after facing numerous rejections.

An article from the Daily Nation urges authorities in Kenya to cease using police power to stifle political dissent and opposition against the current regime.

Senator Sifuna asserted that his single term as a senator provides ample experience to run for president, as he rallied support in Western Kenya with the Linda Mwananchi team.

Concerns have been raised in Kenya following the killing of two women in lodgings within five days, highlighting issues with guest registers and surveillance cameras in such establishments.

A Kenyan high court ruled that holding the nation’s general election in August next year would violate the constitution, but stated that the vote can proceed regardless.

Fifteen elephants mysteriously died after allegedly consuming tomatoes from nearby farms near Kenya's Amboseli National Park, though local farmers dispute claims that their produce is responsible.

Kenya's Rift Valley is experiencing unprecedented flooding, with two lakes, Baringo and Bogoria, nearing a merge, leading to submerged homes, displaced populations, and a struggling tourism sector.

University students in Kenya are applying for loans as questions persist regarding the new funding framework, which President Ruto announced would take effect in September.

Maize farmers in Kenya who borrowed significant amounts to finance their farming operations are now facing the risk of loan defaults due to massive crop failure.

Parliament in Kenya is being urged to urgently amend laws to rein in predatory digital and other loan providers.

Columnist Stephen Gachahi raises the question of whether Kenya's opposition will learn from past political history, particularly how internal divisions once handed victory to a vulnerable incumbent.

A court in Kenya has dismissed a Sh1 billion pension recovery suit related to Migori, leaving the underlying dispute over alleged pension arrears unresolved. The ruling impacts the ongoing legal battle concerning public funds.

Standard Bank Group Ltd.'s Kenyan subsidiary plans to significantly expand its retail presence across the East African nation, aiming to double its footprint within three years to attract more clients and revenue.

Kenyan families are experiencing reduced food and cooking gas consumption due to the impact of the Ukraine war and drought, leading to more skipped meals.

Several prominent Kenyan politicians are reportedly facing a difficult period as lenders have initiated the auction of properties owned by them.

Fraud complaints against telecommunication companies in Kenya have surged by 83%, reaching a one-year high. Regulators are now pushing operators to implement stricter customer protection measures to combat the rising number of scams.

Kenya has the potential to transform its waste problem into an opportunity for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by developing a circular economy that reduces waste and creates value.

An article discusses how funerals in Kenya have dramatically shifted, noting that simple decorum now feels remarkable, indicating a change influenced by politics and money.

A Kenyan judge has called on Parliament to enact clear laws regarding the use of DNA tests, particularly in inheritance disputes, highlighting the current legal vacuum.

An opinion piece discusses a significant dilemma regarding the availability of obstetricians in Kenya and Uganda, suggesting that while the goal is to have enough for everyone, it requires long-term initiatives.

The Kenya coalition has replaced the left-wing alliance in Giessen, Germany, marking a political shift in the region.

An opinion column explores the question of whether Kenyan voters are primarily driven by emotion or rationality in their electoral decisions.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta's strategy to revive the Azimio political coalition is encountering fresh obstacles. The plan is reportedly causing an implosion within the wider opposition, with key figures accusing him of political maneuvering.

An opinion piece stresses the necessity of combating political intolerance and the misuse of social media platforms to spread fear and division among the population in Kenya.

The camp of Kenyan politician Sifuna is pushing for the registration of 'Linda Mwananchi' as a political party, intended to support his presidential bid. The fate of the registration lies with the Registrar.

Kenyan MP John Kaguchia caused a day of drama by leaving court without being discharged, only to later surrender and be freed.

The black mamba, considered one of Africa's most dangerous snakes, inhabits various arid savannas and rocky terrains across sub-Saharan African countries like South Africa and Kenya.

Kenya's Azimio coalition, led by former President Uhuru Kenyatta, has unveiled a major restructuring, recruited new members, and initiated talks with key political figures including those from the Gachagua and Sifuna camps.

A court has directed the liquidator of United Insurance to hold a physical creditors' meeting on September 11, 2026, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.

Gideon Moi and Sifuna are reportedly working to challenge President Ruto, aiming to replicate a significant opposition moment from 2002 in Kenyan politics.

Kenya's EACC is pursuing the recovery of Sh220 million lost in the procurement of sports facilities for the Chan tender, targeting a contractor, former FKF boss Mwendwa, and former PS Kaberia.

Research explores the human side of Kenya's running stars, with one team spending US$50,000 on voluntary testing ahead of a record-breaking race to address suspicion.

Audits have revealed that the Kenyan Treasury incurred Sh8 billion in fees over five years for unused loans, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in public finances.

Despite women forming the majority of Kenya's teaching workforce, men predominantly hold leadership positions, a disparity attributed by the TSC to factors like school type, remote postings, and family responsibilities.

The article discusses a quiet shift in Kenya's national discourse, moving away from the language of national planning towards a focus on trust deficits, indicating challenges in governance and public confidence.

An article highlights the significant societal and economic costs incurred by rewarding political violence in Kenya, where groups of young men are used to disrupt meetings, intimidate opponents, and attack rivals, undermining democratic processes.

Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has announced plans to collaborate with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) on a joint manifesto for the 2027 elections, with Oburu Oginga clarifying that ODM will not contest the presidency.

China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) has secured a US$1.2 billion contract to modernize Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, two years after a deal with India’s Adani Group collapsed, highlighting competition in Africa's infrastructure market.

Questions are being raised regarding delays in the Grade 10 school selection process in Kenya, as the Ministry of Education has set a September date for the selections to run from August 24.

Kenya's public debt has increased to Sh12.82 trillion, now standing at approximately 62 percent of the country's GDP, following fresh loans.

Kenya is grappling with a severe public health issue as its vaccine wastage rate has reportedly soared to five times the global average, raising concerns about resource management and public health outcomes.

Dr. Vijoo Rattansi is being recognized for her profound legacy in Kenya, where she transformed her family's wealth into a ladder of learning, significantly impacting the lives and education of thousands of Kenyans.

The Kenyan government has initiated an exercise across the country to issue national IDs to one million Form Four students.

A House Committee in Kenya has cautioned against passing the National Transport and Safety Authority Bill, arguing that controlling matatu (public transport) fares would be a detrimental idea.

Former Kenya Air Force personnel who were arrested, tortured, and jailed after the failed 1982 coup are still fighting for billions in court-awarded compensation that they have yet to receive.

A secret report has reportedly revealed a series of atrocities committed by British soldiers in Kenya, including a case involving a 12-year-old girl.

Rose Mulwa, a former Machakos governor candidate, has been linked to the fatal shooting of her former husband's wife, becoming a suspect in the Dr. Mutiso murder case.

Inspector General Kanja of Kenya has announced the creation of four new police units as part of a significant service reorganization aimed at enhancing efficiency, coordination, and accountability.

Road accidents across Kenya claimed 12 lives on Thursday night, with incidents reported in Eldoret and Marsabit.

In Kisii, Kenya, the tradition of low-cost funeral broadcasts using horns continues to thrive, resisting the widespread adoption of mobile phones and social media for communication.

CS Ruku has commented on the ongoing debate among ODM leaders regarding the Deputy President position, stating that it shows disrespect towards Kindiki.

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is introducing a new service plan aimed at attracting private jet owners and operators, solidifying Kenya's position as East Africa's main private aviation hub.

A power outage on Wednesday night caused significant disruption to businesses and left thousands of households without electricity, leading to financial losses.

Young people in Kenya are increasingly influencing politics, moving beyond traditional ethnic mobilization and challenging parties that rely solely on such strategies.

A Land Court has issued a suspension order, stopping the proposed construction of an airstrip, state lodge, and golf course within the Imenti forest in Kenya.

A Kenyan court has ruled in favor of Wanga, upholding the appointment of Danish Onyango as Deputy Governor, paving the way for him to serve the remainder of the current term.

In Kenya, at least 15 elephants died after consuming tomatoes from farms located near a national park, an area where agriculture and livestock farming are primary economic activities.

An audit has revealed possible sensitive data breaches at Kenya's Energy Ministry, showing that staff had been conducting official government business through private email accounts. This practice raises concerns about data security.

The Kenyan government has mandated a new crackdown on drug trafficking in Mombasa, with PS Omollo instructing officers to dismantle trafficking networks and combat organized criminal gangs.

Schools in Kenya are closing for the August holiday, with many institutions facing significant debt due to shortfalls in government capitation, forcing principals to seek additional support from parents.

Kenya is at a critical fiscal crossroads, facing soaring liabilities, leading the country's Budget and Audit chiefs to believe the nation is headed in the wrong direction.

In recent years, Lake Baringo in Kenya’s Rift Valley has risen to levels not seen in decades.

A High Court ruling by Justice Thande, declaring August 11, 2026, as the ideal date for the next general election, has led to divided opinions among experts regarding the election date and the president's term.

The Uhuru Kenyatta administration left private universities in Kenya with a cumulative debt of Sh40 billion, with Mt Kenya University owed the largest amount at Sh12.9 billion, followed by Catholic University.

Uncertainty is clouding President Ruto’s proposed overhaul of university funding in Kenya, despite thousands of students applying for loans. The new funding model has raised questions and concerns among stakeholders.

Governors in Kenya are being called upon to streamline the financial administration of their counties to ensure better management and improved well-being for their constituents.

Njuri Ncheke elders announce a charm offensive targeting other communities to rally support...

A Kenyan court has approved the extradition of three individuals to the United States to face prosecution over an alleged multi-million-dollar cyber fraud scheme.

Nathan Wasama, a politician from Mt Elgon, Kenya, was shot dead in a night attack by two gunmen, according to Bungoma police boss Anderson Njagi.

A labour court has thrown out a public interest suit filed by Cofek challenging the appointment of Aden Mohamed as the head of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).

Farmers in Kenya are disputing claims that cyanide poisoning was responsible for the deaths of 15 elephants.

A severe cash crunch has derailed the school feeding program in Kenya, affecting 46,000 learners and highlighting the program's annual requirement of Sh7.8 billion.

Women seeking elective office in Kenya navigate numerous challenges beyond the microphone, including overcrowded rallies, security risks, and gender-specific obstacles.

Village elders in Kenya, who play a critical but largely informal role in the country's governance structure, are seeing their influence enhanced by the introduction of stipends.

The partnership between India and Kenya is evolving into a new strategic phase, focusing on building systems, skills, and institutions to strengthen their collaborative efforts.

Kenya's DCP leader Gachagua has proposed forming a 'hyena coalition' to defeat President Ruto, following a slur by Duale.

Despite having a women's rights adviser, Kenya faces a widening gender gap, highlighted by a recent High Court decision and new appointments that exclude women from key decision-making roles for the country's post-2030 future.

East African Breweries Plc announced its annual profit grew at the fastest rate in four years, despite rising inflation in Kenya impacting consumer spending.

Petitioners are seeking the suspension of the Kenya Revenue Authority's (KRA) new cargo declaration system, with a judge acknowledging that the application raises significant legal issues.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has detailed the scoring criteria for teachers seeking promotion, following the advertisement of over 34,000 vacancies in July.

Watchdog agencies in Kenya are being called upon to intensify surveillance and enforcement to protect citizens from the dangers posed by harmful and unregulated pesticides.

Kajiado County has publicly disputed the elephant death toll reported by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and has declared Amboseli a "One Health emergency" two weeks after initial alarming reports.

African trade union leaders and climate negotiators have gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, for a three-day summit to develop a unified continental position on energy sovereignty and green industrialization ahead of the COP31 climate negotiations.

The Kenya Stock Exchange is developing East Africa's inaugural Artificial Intelligence-focused Exchange Traded Fund, aiming to capitalize on the growing interest and investment in AI technologies.

He claimed his brandy contained dead insects and made him sick.

A police investigation has been launched into a Sh322 million payment made by the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) to a Chinese firm. The payment was reportedly for an expired deal, with board and legal objections preceding the compensation.

In Kenya, parents are increasingly hiring "shadow teachers" to provide individualized support for children with autism and other learning difficulties, helping them integrate into mainstream education.

A series of mysterious elephant deaths in Kenya has raised questions and concerns regarding the potential role of pesticides. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of these fatalities.

Health services in Kenya remain severely affected by ongoing strikes by nurses, clinical officers, and other specialized personnel, with calls for grievances to be resolved to restore services.

Kenya's boarding school system is nearing a breaking point as students engage in widespread arson and protests, damaging over 200 schools since June due to harsh living conditions, poor facilities, and corporal punishment, following a dormitory fire that killed 16 boarders.

Kenyan President William Ruto has assembled a 'faculty of professors' to advise on and shape his economic plan. Each professor contributes a distinct area of expertise to the presidential team.

The Cofek consumer organization is seeking the suspension of a new policy that requires all foreign visitors entering Kenya to have insurance, causing concern in the tourism sector.

A Kenyan Member of Parliament, Kaguchia, spent a night in police custody following his arrest, which he claims is linked to statements he made at a political rally in Kieni on Saturday.

An analysis highlights Kenya's rapidly increasing public debt, which has averaged Sh3.47 billion per day, and its detrimental impact on the national economy.

The Kwale sugar factory, built on the assumption of investor commitment, requires the state to ensure its proper execution and success. The article emphasizes the importance of getting the project right for its intended beneficiaries.

Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa will receive support to manufacture their own next-generation HIV prevention medicines, aiming to increase in-country production for the continent's needs.

A Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Gender, Culture, and Heritage highlighted South Korea's success in leveraging its heritage for diplomacy, tourism, and economic growth, seeing it as a model for other nations.

In a victory for parents, the High Court has declared Ambira High School's Sh33,000 levy unconstitutional and ordered its immediate cessation, outlawing blanket school fines.

Soldiers who crushed Kenya's 1982 coup attempt are reliving the battle that restored government control, revealing last-minute acts that saved army heroes during the incident.

Teachers in Kenya are currently being assessed under outdated criteria, prompting calls for the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to promptly release new promotion rules to address potential changes in job groups.

The Environment and Land Court concluded in March 2025 that none of the claimants had acquired legitimate ownership in an Sh8 billion Karen land deal, which involved Kenyatta-era PC John Godhard Mburu.

Three individuals have been arrested in connection with a brazen home invasion in Kisumu, Kenya, after CCTV footage of the violent robbery sparked public outrage. Police are still searching for a fourth suspect.

Kenya is stepping up its international efforts to secure positions for Justice Njoki Ndung'u as an ICC judge and Justice Phoebe Okowa in other top court races.

Rastafarian followers in Kenya are campaigning to legalize marijuana, asserting that its sacred role in their faith means criminalizing it violates their rights.

The Azimio council is scheduled to meet to discuss rebranding, expanding its coalition, and strengthening the opposition against President Ruto, signaling a 'super coalition' plan by Uhuru Kenyatta.

An article arguing that Kenya's Vision 2060 must succeed where Vision 2030 fell short, becoming more than just another policy document.

Fifteen elephants were found dead near Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya, with the Kenya Wildlife Service announcing that samples indicated they died after consuming tomatoes sprayed with pesticides.

Kindiki supported friendly MP and governor contests within the Kenya Kwanza coalition, advocating for peaceful competition while urging overall coalition unity behind President Ruto.

A series of separate road accidents across Kenya have resulted in the deaths of 21 people in less than 24 hours, with nine more fatalities reported in Kirinyaga and Narok.

An article delves into the concept of a 'buried life' for Kenyan men in their thirties, referring to unpursued dreams, unstarted businesses, and unfulfilled risks that can lead to internal collapse.

Governors in Kenya are threatening legal action as a nationwide nurses' strike continues to persist, impacting healthcare services across the country.

Data from the Ministry of Health in Kenya indicates that one in five women in the country lives with scarred tissue due to a custom that negatively impacts their pleasure during intimacy.

An opinion piece argues that Kenya's democratic future will not be determined by informed citizens, emphasizing the country's need for a more knowledgeable populace.

Kenyan politician Martha Karua has vowed to pursue the presidency and stated she would not dissolve her party.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Senator Edwin Sifuna have dismissed President Ruto's post-2030 Vision as an economic distraction, while other Kenya Kwanza leaders have defended the proposal.

Despite attracting millions of viewers, Kenya's popular satirical puppet show, XYZ, faced significant challenges in converting its widespread popularity into financial profit, highlighting the economic struggles of satire in the region.

A Kenyan mother is reportedly fighting for her life in an Oman ICU after alleged abuse by her employer. Her sisters have made a desperate plea for her return home.

The Kenyan government is taking steps to revive the Kwale sugar miller, with Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe emphasizing the project's national economic priority.

Losers from the Mt Kenya by-elections, including Newton Karish and Duncan Mbui from Mbeere North, have regrouped and joined Gachagua’s DCP in preparation for the 2027 general election.

The article explores whether TikTok could play a significant role in shaping Kenya's high-stakes 2027 election, considering algorithmic impacts on content circulation.

Kenya stands to gain from China's trade opening, with Chinese-backed projects already reshaping sectors like transport, energy, and manufacturing in the country.

Kenya is mourning the death of Vijoo Rattansi, who made history in 2013 as the first female Chancellor of the University of Nairobi.

A dispute has emerged between Gachagua and Kindiki in Kenya concerning Deputy Chief Justice Mwilu’s authority to assign judges to hear petitions.

Kenyan women are increasingly facing online abuse, with the proliferation of AI-generated content making it harder to detect and combat, prompting calls for government and tech firm intervention.

The Kenyan government has halted operations at the Tata Magadi mine, citing compliance breaches. The mining ministry specifically mentioned unresolved royalty reconciliation as a key issue.

A significant majority of Kenyan respondents, 8 out of 10, believe the country’s economy is heading in the wrong direction, making Kenyan youth the least optimistic about jobs and the economy in Africa.

Two officers, Cpl Ngetich and Chief Chepkwony, have received public praise for their commitment to public service in crime-hit Keringet, even as other colleagues faced dismissal.