In this newsletter, we explain the snarl-up that was experienced at the JKIA entrance on Thursday.

The ministers also set timelines for the development of the mega project.

The heavy rains are projected to continue throughout May.

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The three companies have already created 1,500 jobs after Ruto's directive.

The new budget, which will be financed by new tax measures, will be read on June 13.

Kenya Power announced a nationwide blackout on Thursday evening.

Kindiki also ordered the removal of various settlements.

The pipeline has been touted as having the capacity to make the cost of living more bearable for Kenyans.

The government also plans to phase out the old licences within a specific time frame.

The 64 saccos operate in Nairobi and other counties.

"Prepare for heavy to very heavy rainfall in Nairobi based on Thursday's forecast," Kenya Met cautioned.

The new CDF will be replacing Ogolla who died last month.

In the new report, tycoons are opting out of investing in classic cars with a new sector emerging as a favourite choice.

The new proposal also seeks to rename NTSA and introduce added roles.

NTSA has been removing number plates from vehicles during the ongoing crackdown.

The rains which have caused floods in parts of the country are still projected to continue this year.

The flooding incident has resulted in the loss of over 40 lives.

Mombasa has been projected to be a leading destination for tycoons in the next 10 years.

Eight people have died after a lorry was washed away on Makueni County on Friday.

NTSA has been undertaking a nationwide crackdown alongside the police.

Kenyans have also been asked to share their views on the matter.

He revealed what motorists should expect on the roads in the coming week.

In recent weeks, Sakaja has come under intense criticism from a section of UDA leaders.

In this newsletter, NTSA reveals information provided during a search for a motor vehicle owner.

The DP noted that the government would prioritise the safety of school children.

The vehicles are usually used by Kenyans travelling to long-distance areas such as Western Kenya.

A section of Kenyans had raised concerns over private information provided during the search.

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Kenyans will be able to apply to be exempted from paying the monthly 1.5 per cent deductions.