Ruto has made pronouncements on the global stage that resonated with African leaders but has differed in his latest position.

Kelvin Kiptum will pocket millions from the marathon organisers, sponsors and the Kenyan government.

The mastermind was arrested alongside four other individuals by a multi-agency team.

At one time, one of the MPs was being roughed up as he tried to access the political dias, an indication of hostility.

Kenyans travelling abroad had revealed that they were being forced to part with bribes up to Ksh50,000.

Mudavadi has made three diplomatic trips within days of each other barely a week after being named the Foreign Affairs CS.

The bust comes at a time when foreign authorities are raising alarm over increased smuggling cases in Kenya.

This allays fears that Nairobi residents in various estates will be kicked out from their homes.

Kalonzo said he will travel to Kisumu and conduct the poll himself to establish the truth.

In Sunday's race, Kiptum shattered the record previously held by Eliud Kipchoge.

Kindiki placed a bounty on the criminals heads announcing a cash reward for anyone with information that will lead to their arrest.

While the government has repeatedly said Kenya can service its debts, President Ruto's moves point to a country in distress.

The CS contradicted an earlier statement issued by Former Foreign Affairs CS Alfred Mutua.

One of the fears most motorists have is the possibility of flooding which can damage vehicles.

Speculation has been rife that Gachagua and Ruto have fallen out following cabinet reshuffle and the President's recent remarks.

The Deputy President revealed 10-15 of the marked civil servants will come from one county.

The President fired a fresh warning to the cartels warning that court cases will do little to deter the government's resolve.

In the recent past, Uganda has bagged some favourable deals as Kenya looks to capitalise on its strategic position to get EAC onboard in its business blueprint.

The Supreme Court threw out a petition seeking to stop the recognition of LGBTQ organisations.

Nairobi emerged as the wealthiest devolved unit in the country.