When Kenyans.co.ke reached out to the Ministry involved, the feedback over the matter was direct.

In this Newsletter, we are covering President William Ruto in Ghana. Also, read about the growing list of UDA leaders (3 MPs and an extra) turning back on Ruto.

The journalist landed the job in October last year alongside the former Government Spokesperson.

Some of the successful cases have seen their bills as high as Ksh5 million wiped out.

In this Newsletter, we are covering CS Murkomen's impromptu visit to NTSA hq, a directive on driving licenses and digital plates.

The thugs are said to have accessed the building in Nairobi CBD by tricking the guards.

The former Prime Minister has been campaigning for the position of AU Commission chairperson.

The four agencies that are auctioning items including TSC and EACC.

The nationwide recruitment is scheduled to take place two weeks from now.

Doctors praised the vendor for the delivery which was a complicated case.

In this Newsletter, we have listed 15 petrol stations exposed for selling contaminated fuel and heartbreaking details of the Eastleigh shooting.

The Security Authority boss further demanded that the specific class of employees should be entitled to Ksh30,000 minimum wage.

Ford Foundation was founded in 1936 and has been working to boost leadership in underprivileged communities.

The businessman was shot on Saturday in an incident that was captured on CCTV cameras.

A seed of dissent between the parties that participated in drafting the agreement was already growing steadily.

The police officers had earlier arrested the suspect when the irate residents broke into the station.

The passengers were nabbed in one of the Sacco's fleet during a crackdown on Sunday morning.

The regulatory authority printed the names of the stations selling the contaminated fuel.

A former Provincial Commissioner is among the individuals named in the scandal.

The meeting came just days after President William Ruto and his counterpart Kaguta Museveni reached a deal.

The closure takes effect beginning today at midnight until April 6.

In this newsletter, we are covering Murkomen's new number plates, Kalonzo on joining the government, and driver fee waiver talk.

The directive affects all individuals who plan to set up buildings on select parcels across the country.

The former couple is also involved in a protracted court battle.

In this Newsletter, we are covering list of Citizen TV shows clocking 12.5 million viewers per episode. Also, catch our interview with Citizen TV production manager Stanley Ngige.

The show has attracted interest from audiences in Germany as well.

The demanded bribes go as high as six figures for select services.

The products have been banned in the UK for years and the effects are being felt by some Kenyans.

The state has already procured 300 wagons from China for that purpose.

In this newsletter, job cuts loom after Ruto's 30 per cent directive to CEOs and our chat with an economist over the fallout.