Individuals are fleeing Sudan and other nearby African nations to Kenya, escaping war, poverty, and sexual violence, as aid workers express growing concerns about the increasing challenges in providing assistance.

A clash between local leaders in Kilifi, Kenya, has intensified as the UDA party opposes the zoning of elective seats in the region.

CS Wandayi, along with KPC and Epra officials, appeared before Kenya's National Assembly Energy Committee, where Wandayi affirmed that the country possesses sufficient fuel stocks.

Tanzania and Kenya are actively working to strengthen their trade relations and enhance regional cooperation across various sectors.

An article delves into the succession plans involving William Ruto and Raila Odinga, outlining potential political strategies in Kenya.

Kenyan President William Ruto asserted his prerogative to invite whomever he chooses to State House, addressing public discourse on the matter.

Parliamentary documents reveal significant spending by Kenyan Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, including Sh153 million on chopper rides within 75 days, alongside other expenses on catering and hospitality.

Four individuals have been apprehended in Kenya in connection with the murder of a Scottish businessman whose body was discovered in a sack.

A scandal has emerged in Kenya detailing how a teacher's welfare scheme was allegedly transformed into a personal family payroll empire.

An opinion piece argues that the appointment of mediocre individuals to diplomatic roles is detrimental to the stability and effectiveness of Kenya's foreign policy, emphasizing the importance of career diplomats.

Kenyan politician Raphael Tuju has publicly stated that his life is in danger and has raised concerns about the presence of police officers on his private property.

Grassroots leaders from Kenya's ODM and UDA parties in Migori have voiced their opposition to zoning proposals, indicating internal political disagreements.

Kenyan artist Bien-Aimé Baraza talks about his upcoming album 'Finale', expressing his belief that it will redefine Kenyan music.

Nurses at Kenyatta National Hospital are scheduled to begin a strike on Monday, according to the KNUN Secretary General Panyako.

Edward Kamau, a Kenyan recreational runner, completed a six-day endurance run from Nairobi to Moshi for a good cause, joining a growing trend of similar efforts.

Reports indicate that Kenyan politicians' alleged 'secret families' are being targeted by warning videos circulated on WhatsApp, intended to inform women about their liaisons with top officials.

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has issued a public warning, advising against the consumption of bush meat due to potential health risks.

Kenya has successfully launched a specialized Climate Camera, sending it to the International Space Centre to aid in climate monitoring and research.

An article highlights the plight of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers, questioning who will advocate for their forgotten status.

An opinion piece criticizes Nigerian President Tinubu's comparison of national hardship to other nations, arguing that empathy, not data, is crucial for leadership.

A commentary suggests that without structural shifts, Kenya will continue to face debates on unemployment, low incomes, and inequality, advocating for policies to double national wealth.

Despite 800,000 Kenyans registering for affordable housing units, eight out of ten have yet to make any contributions to the housing fund, indicating widespread apathy.

MP Odhiambo has urged critics to stop involving PS Omollo in discussions surrounding an attack on Osotsi.

Kenya's Social Health Authority (SHA) has released a comprehensive list of 36 medical procedures that it will fund for citizens seeking treatment abroad.

Thousands of teachers in Kenya are reportedly jobless due to the rigid recruitment criteria imposed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), leading to accusations of systemic unfairness.

Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has registered 875,501 voters in the first two weeks of its mass listing drive, which is scheduled to continue until April 28, 2026.

The Nairobi Railway City project is highlighted as a rare instance of collaboration between British and Chinese firms in infrastructure development in Africa, amidst intensifying geopolitical rivalries.

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An article highlights the silent crisis surrounding birth defects in Kenya, focusing on the associated stigma and the profound toll it takes on affected individuals and families.

A survey in Kenya indicates that lecturers in public universities are accepting payments of up to Sh5,000 to fix missing marks and resolve exam issues.

An opinion piece explores the perception of Kenyan women as 'combative,' with the author stating this is not intended as a compliment. It delves into societal observations regarding their assertiveness.

A drama festival in Kenya is uniquely blending performances with educational content on financial literacy skills and online safety.

Kenyan political figures Ruto and Matiang’i are reportedly engaged in a fierce battle to secure votes from the Kisii region.

Kenya is experiencing a gradual integration of technology into its education system, but faces significant challenges in effectively scaling up this digital transformation nationwide.

Kenya's Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has issued show-cause notices to several petrol stations regarding alleged unauthorized fuel price increases.

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) in Kenya has nominated 37 new judges, aiming to significantly improve the delivery of justice across the country.

Kenyan politician Wamuchomba has spoken out against increasing tensions observed at state-linked burial ceremonies.

Kenya's Deputy President Kindiki has offered an apology following political outbursts that occurred at the requiem mass for MP Kiaraho. The incident sparked controversy and led to calls for decorum.

Elsie Muhanda, a Woman Representative in Kenya, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Governor Barasa.

Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has alleged a plot to disrupt a planned Kikuyu rally and has requested police protection for the event, according to multiple reports.

A former Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) manager has sought court protection as an activist pursues legal action against MP Wandayi over a fuel scandal.

Kenyan President William Ruto publicly criticized Governor Johnson Sakaja for his casual attire during an event at State House, remarking that he looked 'waylaid'.

Law enforcement in Kenya is under scrutiny and criticism for alleged complacency in their efforts to combat drug and alcohol abuse across the country.

A survey by the EACC in Kenya indicates that corruption is highest in male-dominated sectors, with rising bribery costs particularly affecting police and courts.

Approximately 44,000 intern teachers in Kenya are threatening a work boycott, demanding confirmation to permanent employment. They are seeking compliance with a court ruling that declared their engagement as interns unlawful.

A report has outlined various public services in Kenya where bribes are commonly paid. The findings shed light on the prevalence of corruption within the country's public sector.

A report profiles ten Kenyan bloggers, highlighting their journey from "copy-paste masters" to influential insiders in the media landscape.

Kenyan President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua publicly traded insults, with reports describing a 'bitter exchange' between the two leaders.

Kenya is reportedly softening its stance towards the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as the economic repercussions of the "Iran shock" begin to bite. This shift suggests a reevaluation of economic policies in response to global events.

Kenyan MP Kaluma has urged for an end to attacks on Principal Secretary Omollo, calling for him to be left alone.

A Kenyan judge reduced a Sh50,000 penalty to Sh3,000, deeming the original fine excessive.

The head of the Kenya Revenue Authority, Wattanga, was compelled to leave his position after refusing to resign despite significant pressure from the National Treasury.

President Ruto faces increasing hostility in the Mt Kenya region following Deputy President Gachagua's impeachment, prompting analysis of his efforts to regain support.

A zoning dispute between the UDA and ODM parties is creating divisions within Kenya Kwanza, leading to uncertainty among its affiliate parties.

President William Ruto has confirmed that the Sh80 billion deal for Nairobi's City Hall is proceeding as planned, signaling continued progress on the significant urban development project.

Kenyan politician Gachagua has called on the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to secure zoning terms in anticipation of a deal with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).

The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has been granted limited access to the medical records of former OCS Talam, who was admitted to KNH after falling ill, in connection with the Ojwang murder case.

The modernization project for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is progressing, with potential bidders touring key facilities.

President Ruto has become the first Kenyan President to address a county assembly, marking a historic moment in the country's political landscape.

President Ruto of Kenya has declared a strong stance against cartels operating in Nairobi, stating that their 'time is up'.

A Kenyan national has been jailed in the US for illegally owning a gun and is also alleged to have attempted to meet a minor for sexual purposes.

A report indicates that Nairobi and Kajiado are top regions for sextortion by private sector employees, highlighting Kenya's quiet crisis where power gets personal. The articles detail the prevalence and nature of sextortion in the country.

A new strategy has been introduced with the goal of boosting the tea industry in Kenya.

The Kenyan Defence Forces (KDF) have received a donation of guns and an MRI machine from the Indian Navy.

Kenya is experiencing widespread paralysis as a severe fuel shortage begins to impact daily life and economic activities across the country.

The KUCCPS portal has opened for applications to degree and TVET courses in Kenya, with universities declaring a total capacity of 322,396 degree slots this year.

Kenyan President William Ruto has nominated the former Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) boss, Wattanga, to serve as the country's envoy to South Africa.

Thirty-four new political parties have been registered in Kenya, with billions of shillings from the Exchequer making party operations a lucrative venture ahead of the 2027 polls.

An appellate court overturned the conviction of two individuals on death row, Igunza and Libabu, citing a legal error and denying a retrial due to the lengthy process.

Kenyan President William Ruto has made a strong statement to opposition leaders, asserting that none of them are 'his size' in a political context.

Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party is threatening to withdraw from its political agreement with President Ruto’s UDA party, accusing the state of coercing MPs and weakening its national base.

Kenya's Treasury is preparing to list seven additional Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) assets for Public-Private Partnership (PPP) deals, which are interconnected and share common infrastructure.

Internal party wrangles and shifting alliances are significantly redefining the political landscape of Kenya's Mt Kenya region in anticipation of the 2027 elections.

An analysis delves into the intricate succession plan involving William Ruto and Raila Odinga within the context of Kenyan politics.

A report highlights the growing problem of 'Aviator' betting addiction in Kenya, detailing the severe financial and social consequences faced by individuals caught in its grip. The article explores the widespread impact of this online gambling phenomenon.

A 2025 study conducted by Kenya's Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has confirmed that corruption in the country is no longer an isolated issue but has become deeply entrenched and systemic.

An article suggests that corruption, exemplified by a recent oil sector scandal, is hindering President Ruto's vision for Kenya, often referred to as the "Singapore dream," due to a lack of commitment to eradicate it.

Former Kenyan minister Raphael Tuju has raised concerns about alleged secrecy and human rights violations surrounding a mining dispute in Siaya county.

A prison officer in Kenya was discovered dead just hours after receiving a transfer order, prompting an investigation into the circumstances of the death.

A by-election to fill the vacant parliamentary seat in Emurua Dikirr, Kenya, has attracted four candidates from various parties, setting the stage for a political contest involving Ruto and Gachagua.

Leon Malala, son of Cleophas Malala, has announced his interest in running for a parliamentary seat in Kenya.

A new report highlights the significant gap between legal protections and the lived realities of LGBTQ+ individuals in Kenya, exposing deep-rooted bias and violence.

Homa Bay County in Kenya is implementing a new fingerling donation program to revive pond-based fish farming, aiming to enhance food security through small-scale aquaculture.

A political fallout in Ol Kalou has reportedly revealed cracks in protocol and negatively impacted the image of the Kenyan presidency.

Kenyan politician Sonko has initiated legal proceedings to prevent the degazettement of the Capitol Hill Police Station. The move aims to maintain the station's operational status.

Funerals in Kenya have transformed into intense political battlegrounds, with politicians using solemn events to assert their influence and engage in political maneuvering, often with little regard for the bereaved.

Kenyan President William Ruto is actively courting the Gusii community in a push for the 2027 polls, amidst the growing political influence of former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i.

Commentary suggests that Murang’a's situation, exemplified by Kangata, exposes a broader leadership crisis within Kenya.

Kenyan President William Ruto told the opposition that his name is not an agenda, emphasizing a focus on substantive issues.

A political rally led by Gachagua in Kikuyu Town, Kenya, was scuttled by police using tear gas and live bullets, turning away opposition leaders and dispersing the crowd.

Kenya's Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has issued show-cause notices to 14 petrol stations for alleged price violations, indicating regulatory action against non-compliant businesses.

Kenyan President William Ruto has stated that the African Union is 'not fit for purpose' and has called for urgent reforms within the continental body. He emphasized the need for the AU to adapt to current challenges and better serve its member states.

Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi is set to face at least 16 tough questions from Members of Parliament regarding an ongoing "fuel saga."

Kenyan politician Raphael Tuju has publicly stated his wishes for his funeral, including that no state officials should attend and that he should be buried within 48 hours.

Kenyan singer Nadia Mukami has revealed details about her worst collaboration experience with a Tanzanian artiste.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is utilizing technology to improve tax equity, as data indicates that only 40% of registered taxpayers are actively remitting taxes.

CCTV footage is being used to track the final movements of a missing high school student in Karatina, Kenya, as authorities investigate the disappearance.

Despite expanded efforts in ICT education and digital literacy, girls and women in Kenya continue to encounter significant barriers in accessing tech jobs and participating fully in the digital economy. These challenges hinder their progress from classrooms to professional roles.

An analysis delves into Kenya's recent political history, highlighting how it has been marked by brazen attacks occurring in broad daylight. The article explores the country's 'expanding economy of violence'.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has been legally prevented from demolishing a supermarket building in Kebirigo, following a court order.

The opposition in Kenya has strongly criticized President Ruto, while Kalonzo Musyoka is actively working to consolidate support in the Ukambani region.

Police in Kenya have announced that suspects involved in the attack on Osotsi will remain in custody. Several key steps in the ongoing investigation are still pending.

Chief Justice Koome of Kenya is taking steps to eliminate corruption within the Judiciary following the release of a report by the EACC.

During a public event, Kinangop MP Kwenya Thuku grabbed a microphone from Senator John Methu in an attempt to stop his speech. The incident highlights political tensions in Kenya.

A report by the EACC reveals a widespread sextortion crisis in Kenya, detailing instances of sex demanded for jobs and services, despite the country lacking explicit laws to address the issue.

Popular Tanzanian musician Matonya, 43, has been charged with rape in Kenya, a charge he denies, and has been released on bail after surrendering his passport.

The Kenyan state is targeting police officers in a new anti-graft initiative, aiming to reduce bribes by 20%. This push is part of broader efforts to combat corruption within public institutions.

Cabinet Secretary Murkomen announced that Kenya's Metropolitan Police Unit is scheduled to become operational by May.

A staff member of Kenya Power was fatally attacked while performing duties. The incident highlights safety concerns for utility workers in the region.

Kenya's National Assembly has ratified a bilateral defence agreement with France, signaling a strategic shift by Paris away from its traditional West African sphere of influence towards Anglophone Africa.

Kenyan President William Ruto publicly reprimanded Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and Zaria Group officials for their casual attire during an official event. The president emphasized the importance of appropriate dressing for public servants.

Shipping disruptions linked to the war in Iran have caused 8 million kilograms of tea to be stranded in Kenya's port of Mombasa, leading to weekly losses of approximately $8 million for the industry.

The Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) has been allocated an additional Sh100 million in the revised supplementary budget to expand its testing capabilities across all sports disciplines.

Kenyan politician Gachagua has called on the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to finalize zoning terms in anticipation of a deal with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).

A scandal involving Sh7 billion worth of Grade 11 textbooks in Kenya, linked to Bitok, is unfolding amidst internal wrangles and unsigned tenders. The controversy highlights issues within the education procurement system.

Twenty-six Kenyan nationals were apprehended at Mumbai airport for attempting to smuggle 29.4kg of gold, valued at Rs 37.7 crore, from Nairobi. Officials intercepted the group after they tried to evade detection near the green channel.

Kenya is expecting a significant increase in exports as the nation awaits the implementation of a crucial tax waiver designed to boost its economy.

A Kenyan court has exposed a man's elaborate scheme to secretly transfer assets to third parties, including a mistress and a cousin, in an attempt to prevent his wife from claiming family property.

A report has revealed widespread corruption in Kenya, indicating that magistrates extorted the largest average cash bribes from court users, with counties also demanding significant illicit payments.

A Kenyan court has denied an early release request for a woman who was jailed for possession of an AK47 rifle.

An article explores survival stories from the plains of Kajiado, Kenya, and discusses the development of new metropolitan areas in the region.

Martha Karua has demanded accountability regarding the ongoing fuel supply problems in Kenya.

A wall belonging to Kenya's State House is slated for demolition after it was found to be illegally built on riparian land, sparking controversy over land use.

Oburu Odinga is reportedly strengthening his political influence at the Pawaa Centre, adopting a quiet strategist role in the footsteps of his brother, Raila Odinga.

Kenya has reaffirmed its support for Morocco's Autonomy Plan as the most credible and realistic solution to resolve the dispute over Western Sahara.

A new survey and EACC report detail the prevalence of bribery in Kenya, exposing rising bribe amounts, common hotspots, and reasons why citizens pay or refuse bribes, with magistrates identified as receiving the highest average cash bribes.

Kenyan President Ruto is scheduled to address the Members of County Assembly (MCAs) in Nairobi.

Kenyan politician Edwin Sifuna has filed a lawsuit against the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, challenging his removal from the position of Secretary-General in a new internal party dispute.

A former minister in Kenya has been charged in connection with an alleged abduction incident.

Students in Kenya are utilizing theatrical performances to act as a 'nation's mirror,' exposing and addressing various social cracks and challenges within the country.

Reports indicate that Kenyan President William Ruto ordered the resignation of Wattanga from his position as Commissioner General of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). The article details the circumstances surrounding this high-profile exit.

Several petrol stations in Mombasa, Kenya, are experiencing a shortage of fuel.

Kenyan President William Ruto has officially inaugurated the new Ikonge modern market located in Nyamira.

UDA members in Homa Bay, Kenya, have rejected political zoning proposals pushed by their ODM counterparts, indicating a local political dispute.

Kenyan politician Moses Wetang’ula has expressed concerns that political intolerance could undermine the integrity and fairness of the 2027 general elections in Kenya.

A viral pastor in Kenya has publicly denounced Members of Parliament as 'vultures and hyenas' in a raw sermon, accusing them of corruption and sparking public debate.

Betting addiction is causing a crisis among Kenyan youth, leading to significant debt, mental distress, and broken relationships across families.

A suspect in Nyeri, Kenya, has reportedly confessed to throwing a toddler into a river. The individual had previously joined the search party and was among the first to post about the missing child.

Otiende is pushing William Ruto and Oburu to take prompt action regarding the formation of the team for the 2027 coalition talks in Kenya.

Kenyan President William Ruto has publicly stated his prerogative to invite whomever he chooses to State House, asserting his authority over official engagements.

Students in Kenya are utilizing drama to bring attention to issues such as gaps in the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBE), generational changes, and mental health concerns.

The High Court in Kenya has struck down Section 226 of the Penal Code, which criminalized certain acts, marking a victory for the people against repressive laws.

Kenyan Member of Parliament Githunguri Wamuchomba has dismissed curses from local elders, affirming her commitment to proceed with a controversial housing project.

President Ruto has condemned recent violence involving the Kikuyu community, stating it aims to divide Kenyans for political gain. The opposition, however, attributes the chaos to a 'goon-police alliance'.

An upcoming by-election in Ol Kalou, Kenya, is being viewed as a crucial test of the political strength and influence of President William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

Kenyan Member of Parliament Kimani Ichung’wah has publicly linked recent chaos in the Kikuyu region to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.

Panic ensued in Syokimau, Kenya, after a hand grenade was discovered and recovered at a local scrap yard.

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has issued a public health warning following an incident in Thika where residents killed and butchered a hyena. The warning aims to address potential health risks associated with handling wild animals.

Kenyan politician Ruto is actively courting the Gusii community as part of his campaign efforts for the 2027 elections, amidst the growing influence of Matiang'i.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has been legally blocked from proceeding with the demolition of the Kebirigo supermarket building, indicating a local dispute.

New details emerge regarding the lucrative textbook procurement tenders in Kenya's basic education sector, highlighting fresh intrigues and significant financial stakes.

Digital tools are significantly reshaping Kenya's construction sector, which is a major contributor to the country's GDP.

Kenyan politician Osotsi appeared publicly with his wife to refute claims that an attack on him was due to an affair, and subsequently demanded the arrest of Interior PS Omollo.

Ujiri’s Zaria Group has signed an agreement for the development of the Nairobi Arena project, marking a significant step for the infrastructure initiative in Kenya.

Atiku Abubakar has publicly criticized President Tinubu's comparison of fuel prices between Nigeria and Kenya, arguing that Nigerians face more severe economic hardship despite potentially lower petrol costs.

UK minister Kemi Badenoch has criticized the United Kingdom's leniency with youths, stating that in Nigeria and Kenya, boundaries are clear and actions have consequences.

Kenyan President William Ruto has begun a four-day tour of the Gusii region, a move seen as an important test of his political influence in the area, traditionally considered Matiang’i's turf.

A political rally in Kikuyu, Kenya, turned volatile with reports of teargas and chaos during its build-up, prompting calls for calm from leaders like Gachagua ahead of the event.

Kenya's affordable housing plan is being presented as a potential model for other African nations to emulate.

Kenyan banks have significantly increased their lending target to small businesses, aiming to reach Sh326 billion.

Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has claimed there is a plot to disrupt a planned Kikuyu rally and has sought police protection for the event.

The Kenyan opposition has sharply criticized President Ruto, while Kalonzo Musyoka is actively working to secure political support in the Ukambani region, indicating shifting political dynamics.

An opinion piece by Tony Mochama outlines ten perceived shortcomings of local Kenyan writers. The author suggests that local writers often fail to capture the attention of diverse audiences when writing for a 'White Eye' perspective.

Reports indicate a simmering internal dispute within Kenya's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, raising concerns about its unity and stability.

President Tinubu addresses Nigeria’s economic hardship, stating citizens are better off than those in Kenya.

The opposition in Kenya has strongly criticized President Ruto, while Kalonzo Musyoka is making moves to secure political support in the Ukambani region.

Kenyan politician Tuju has stated his wish to be buried within 48 hours should he die while in state custody.

PS Omollo has declared that criminal gangs and political goonism will not be tolerated in Kenya, emphasizing a crackdown on such activities.

Kenya is facing a severe fuel shortage, leading to long queues for motorists and prompting lawmakers to demand that the energy regulator (EPRA) close petrol stations accused of hoarding. The crisis has also forced car importers in Mombasa to resort to using trains for transport.

Italian Ambassador to Kenya, Vincenzo Del Monaco, officially inaugurated a horizontal mural created on a school's basketball court by artists from the Street Ball Project collective in Nairobi.

Kenyan President William Ruto has broken ground for the revitalization of the Voi-Mwatate railway line. The project aims to upgrade critical infrastructure and improve transportation in the region.

A nutritionist has cautioned Kenyans against the popular trend of religiously drinking olive oil shots for detox, stating that science does not support its efficacy and it could lead to side effects.

An intensified push for irrigation projects in Kenya's Turkana region is raising hopes for an end to persistent hunger in the area.

A petition has been filed in Kenya calling for the suspension of Cabinet Secretary Wandayi concerning issues related to fuel importation.

A Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) manager involved in the Sh12 billion fuel scandal has obtained anticipatory bail, fearing arrest after unknown individuals reportedly raided his home.

Retirees in Kenya are engaged in 'pension wars,' suing the State over significantly slashed payouts resulting from new formulas applied by trustees.

Kenyan politician Kimani Ichung’wah has publicly retorted to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's comments regarding the burial of Kiaraho. The exchange highlights ongoing political tensions within the country.

A Kenya Power employee has died after being attacked while performing duties in Isiolo, prompting concerns about staff safety.

Students at a drama festival in Kenya are using their theatrical performances to highlight and condemn the widespread problem of betting addiction affecting many Kenyans.

A Dubai-based Australian national has reportedly lost 78 million Kenyan shillings in a fake gold scam operating out of Nairobi.

PS Kipsang announced that more than 400,000 newly issued national identification cards in Kenya have yet to be collected by their owners.

Reports indicate that Al-Shabaab networks are utilizing Kenya as a conduit for importing terror-related equipment.

A Kenyan court has given its approval for the sale of EABL shares valued at Sh619 billion, clearing the way for the significant transaction.

A study is underway in Kenya to understand how excess sulphur and manganese in fuel sold in the country are damaging vehicle engines. Strict fuel quality standards are required to be met in Kenya.

A report reveals that magistrates in Kenyan counties are extorting the largest average cash bribes from court users, highlighting widespread corruption within the judicial system.

Three individuals have been apprehended in connection with an attack on Senator Osotsi in Kisumu, Kenya, as investigations into the incident continue.

Morocco and Kenya have signed 11 strategic agreements to deepen bilateral relations. The agreements were formalized during a joint cooperation commission meeting held in Nairobi.

A director of Golden Key provided chaotic testimony, including a revelation about having two wives, during a Sh51 million visa case in Kenya.

The modernization project for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is progressing, with potential bidders recently touring key facilities. This initiative aims to upgrade the airport's infrastructure and services.

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) is set to assemble 3,000 computers for distribution to digital hubs across the country.

Kenyan President Ruto has publicly questioned leaders regarding the unsanitary conditions and 'filth' observed in the Gikomba area.

Thirty-one counties across Kenya have received essential equipment aimed at reducing maternal deaths, bolstering efforts to improve maternal healthcare services.

Women leaders and activists in Kenya are calling for accountability regarding President Ruto's manifesto commitments to women, citing missed targets and a lack of data.

A Kenyan court has ordered limited access to evidence for the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) in the ongoing murder trial of Albert Ojwang.

Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Wandayi failed to appear for a parliamentary hearing investigating a fuel scandal, prompting MPs to issue fresh summons and warn of consequences.

The investigation into Kenya's fuel scandal continues, with details emerging from a meeting chaired by Felix Koskei, while Cabinet Secretary Wandayi failed to appear for a parliamentary probe, prompting fresh summons.

Kenyan police have launched an investigation after Senator Godfrey Osotsi was attacked by a group of hooded assailants in Kisumu.

Kenyan President William Ruto has urged for decorum as Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua reportedly criticizes allies, highlighting internal political tensions within the government.