The governor has been under heavy scrutiny in the past six days.

151 other products also risk being banned for importation in the next six months.

Various government agencies have called for caution ahead of what is expected to be the largest protest yet this year.

The incident happened 50 metres from the church.

The workers say that the changes will have a positive impact on the medical scheme.

The park was established 79 years ago.

Madowo has stressed the need for Kenyans to take personal initiative.

This is after Raila expressed his support for one of President Ruto's projects.

The new price will take effect from next month.

The county government has launched a crackdown on the businesses.

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This is after claims that the official in question is incompetent.

The head of state urged all parents to follow the directive.

The door-to-door inspection will last for almost two months.

Hawkers will face legal repercussions if they contravene the orders.

Non-compliant businesses will face fines of up to Ksh1 million.

The use of contraceptives in Kenya has been increasing over the years.

Lawmakers have been urged to take immediate action to change some laws.

Parents and students have been urged to verify the accreditation status of institutions before enrolling.

The drugs will be utilised by all healthcare facilities nationwide.

Mutua has corrected Gachagua, terming the 'Hi Cousins' narrative disrespectful.

A Kenyan fraud victim loses an estimated Ksh117,000 per incident.

The teachers claim that a recent decision by the court might cripple the education sector.

The bidding will end on Tuesday, June 24.

The weatherman has also listed regions that are expected to experience cold temperatures.

School heads have been urged to strictly adhere to the orders.

Kasmuel McOure is among those spotted in images shared by the US Embassy, but it is unclear whether or not he is among the 41.

Private investors will take over hundreds of government facilities if the proposal passes.

The medics allege a sinister plot by the government.

Kenya is already expecting some Ksh75 billion from the IMF in climate funding expected this November.