176 people have died in road accidents along Nairobi roads from January 2024.

The PS also issued an advisory to applicants on what they need to do during the week.

The closure will begin from Saturday to Monday.

According to the initial plan, the project is projected to cost Ksh4 billion.

Kenyans were advised against undertaking outdoor activities for safety reasons.

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The Commission asked the court to prioritise the case and make a ruling.

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Driving a repaired written-off vehicle poses risks to the drivers.

It was also alleged that the government removed the tarmac leading to the embassy.

The proposal would have seen bread prices increase by over Ksh10.

The tax will be imposed at a rate of 2.5 per cent of the vehicle's value.

Ruto had noted that 250,000 would get employment in the German deal.

Gachagua's latest push has seen him come under sharp criticism from a section of the UDA camp.

Kenyans often buy vehicles out on auctions because of the prices.

One of the estates is rivaling posh Nairobi neighbourhoods.

The incidents have raised alarm over the working relationships of the security units.

From one individual, EACC recovered property worth Ksh2 billion.

Ruto is set to travel to the US for a State visit during the last week of May.

Compliance will be ascertained during the ongoing nationwide inspections.

The tax will be imposed on all vehicles and charged at different rates depending on the value of the car.

Ruto regretted that despite Kenya being a major tea producer, the country misses out on major opportunities due to branding failures.

The new proposals are aimed at raising money to fund the upcoming budget.

The bankers also explained why the 24 areas including Thika Road estates were top picks for many Kenyans.

The new regulations also state that adopted children have the right to inheritance.

Linturi was saved from impeachment following a voting exercise in the National Assembly on Monday.

The Levy will be charged between Ksh98 and Ksh1,800 per item.

The transactions involve motor vehicles, land and businesses.

The Ministry also issued various advisories on what Kenyans can do to avoid the risks.

One of the congressmen opined that the speaker did not recognise the importance of Ruto's visit.