Ruto earlier exposed the human rights organisation during a televised interview.

The first batch of the police officers arrived in Haiti on June 24 this year.

The lawmaker was on the spotlight for contributing Ksh20 million at a church and gifting a bishop a new Prado.

In an exclusive interview with Kenyans.co.ke, the lawyer noted that he had secured an anticipatory bail when the officer was abducted.

He noted that the offices of the First Lady and Second Lady will no longer be a priority.

Ruto was placed on the hot seat over the ongoing protests and alleged abductions.

Justice Grace Nzioka made the ruling during unusual hours.

This comes as the state's plan to absorb all the 46,000 JSS interns goes on ice.

The Majority Leader had introduced a bill in Parliament seeking to introduce an annual levy on freehold land in urban areas.

The Deputy President attended a church event in Bomet which all lawmakers skipped.

The union had complained for a while about the delay its members' had experienced in receiving their salaries from Standard.

This comes after Ruto shelved the Finance Bill in its entirety while Gachagua pleaded with Kenyans not to punish Kenya Kwanza MPs

In this Newsletter, we are covering KDF rules on the street, their mechanical challenges, and UDA MPs now asking for forgiveness.

The activists, who had been detained for 48 hours until this morning, noted that he left his father distraught.

Kiptum, a rising athlete, passed away in a tragic accident in February this year.

The organisation, which has presence in 100 countries, noted that it had documented at least 12 cases of assault against journalists.

Kenyans had early channeled their rage at all MPs who approved the controversial Finance Bill, 2024.

In this Newsletter, we are covering the millions raised to help the protesters settle their bills and the infamy Ruto's government is quickly amassing.

Seven lawyers and a jurists association joined forces to file the petition.

The group owns The Star Newspaper and a slate of successful radio stations including Kiss FM.

Kenyans had earlier lamented that the deployment was irregularly carried out by the state.

Some of the businesses were looted and set on fire even as the government unleashed military officers.

Several other properties were damaged across the country as the peaceful protests turned into a firestorm.

In this Newsletter, we are covering the protests and damages incurred across the country.

North of 15 people have been mysteriously abducted in a span of less than one week.

The Public Service Cabinet Secretary noted that changes are in the peipeline.

The new taxes are expected to promote local manufacturing even as a total ban looms.

The admission as a non-NATO ally is expected to come with a slew of benefits for Kenya.

In this Newsletter we are covering Gen Z's collective stance against talks, abductions topping five and UDA MPs (now 7) changing their tune on the protesters.

Initially, the half term had been changed to June 26 which has been changed again.