Njeri was a staff in Kiambu and accused of being in possession of fake dollars.

The bill proposed fines and imprisonment for those who fail to comply.

He charges between Ksh300 and Ksh5,000 depending on the service.

She is among the survivors of the tragic accident in late March 2023 that killed at least 17 people.

The veteran journalist was eulogised as a great father and a passionate media practitioner.

The Registrar of Societies sought to take away one of Pastor Ezekiel's main source of income.

The truck drivers had caused a traffic snarl-up over regulations imposed by Uganda.

They asked the government to be transparent with the fund.

The speed limiters must have the ability to limit speed, record, and store speed data for 72 hours.

Despite the unfortunate incident, many were quick to point out the poor customer service skills.

The move was to lower the rate of unemployment in the country.

Veteran journalist Terryanne Chebet worked as a make-up artist.

Kenyans gave the car various nicknames including moving casket.

Mombasa Governor Abdulswammad Nassir was in the area to assess the situation.

The four set up shop next to Huduma Center to maximise their profits.

Interns posted by TSC will work for 12 months and get a Ksh20,000 monthly stipend.

Motorists were urged to seek alternative routes to avoid delays.

Police recovered goods worth Ksh7 million after the raid.

They will serve for three years and shall be legible for re-appointment.

He made several changes at the KDF after consultation with Duale.

The owner was left stranded after the impromptu raid.

The company responded to an error experienced when Kenyans tried to buy tokens.

The animal was seen grazing alongside other zebras, oblivious to the excitement it was causing.

Gachagua described the teacher as a stern leader who shaped him into being the DP.

Haji recalled six outcomes of the investigations conducted by the Directorate of Criminal Investigation.

NTSA disclosed plans to adopt non-motorised means for road users such as the construction of pedestrian walks.

The journalists have worked for media houses both in Kenya and beyond.

Ruto announced plans to reduce the cost of electricity.

"We can not afford basic items, we have to drink sugarless tea," a resident shouted.

Some rogue lenders are accused of debt-shaming Kenyans.