Leaders key to Raila's political machine have reportedly been arrested.

It was reported that many counties in the country are facing similar problems.

On Tuesday, July 18, ODM Senator claimed that a contingent of police officers raided his Nairobi home.

Nairobi police bosses are concerned that protestors might converge in the city centre.

UDA Vice Chairman claims ruling party has the capacity to withstand Azimio la Umoja's protests.

Opposition bigwigs affirmed that the anti-government protests will go on despite the security withdrawals.

The High Court is set to hear and determine the matter in which Kega is seeking to replace the embattled Secretary-General.

Russia claimed that the new deal was not favouring them and their international obligations.

The well-attended rally was addressed by political figures from the Nyanza region.

"We must have a conversation on what we want as a country so that we can guarantee prosperity for our people," he stated.

Most Kenyans believe biodigesters and septic tanks have the same impact. However, there are some key differences between the two.

Raila also revealed that he had received death threats but stated he would not be intimidated into calling off the protests.

The two women were detained at Khayega Police Station for the crime.

DCI detectives, set to be deployed to Uasin Gishu, were tasked to unravel how parents lost millions of money.

Mike Sonko, former Nairobi governor, claimed that he was coerced into signing the deed.

Human Rights Office Spokesperson Jeremy Laurence has observed that the country is facing uncertain times.

Residents of Elinja village rushed to where the Matatu had crashed and started separating the two who were exchanging blows.

The attack took place at 1 am when most of the residents were asleep.

ODM claims the MPs have defied the party's position on important issues.

In a gutsy power move, Kega welcomed the ruling and asked Uhuru to submit to his leadership.

One of the major financial concerns for investors is political stability in the wake of the ongoing protests by the Azimio la Umoja coalition.

The government was yet to establish the degree and extent to which property was destroyed during the violent demonstrations.

According to KEPSA's estimation, the country may lose Ksh90 billion a month as a result of the unrests.

Police officers were deployed in Kangemi after rowdy youth allegedly broke into butcheries and stole meat.

Raila spoke to the media after protests escalated nationwide.

The warning was sent out to all groupings preparing to hit the streets on Wednesday, July 12.

It is important to note that the price of fuel can vary from station to station, even within the same brand.

Governors argued that the new formula is unfair and would disadvantage counties that are already struggling to provide basic services.

Raila urged all Kenyans to append their signatures in solidarity against Ruto.

The two leaders were put on notice due to constant bickering between the Senate and the National Assembly.