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He noted that against an invoice of Ksh29,400, his family managed to raise only Ksh15,500.

The athlete expressed hope of running again and representing Kenya like Eliud Kipchoge.

Winnie Lang'at is a weightlifting champion representing Kenya in international events since 2015.

With no prior knowledge of the field, the 28-year-old built the helicopter that has amazed area residents.

The two will fly to London for the award ceremony and interact with other innovators.

The young boy also recited a poem dedicated to the President, thanking him for paying for his treatment.

The GSU cop was among the pioneers who helped to transform and popularise a new station launched by KBC.

Jessica Nabongo, a Ugandan-American blogger, topped the ranking after becoming the first black woman to travel to every country in the world. 

The award received entries for sinking graveyards, war, dance, elephant-human friendship, and many more.

In 2018, he proposed a raft of changes to the city transport system to meet the ever-increasing demand.

The military officer noted it was his dream at a tender age to join the military.

"I may not do this for all students with similar challenges, but 'If everyone would sweep their own doorstep, the world will be clean."

The man surprised Kenyans with his perfect mastery of the English language.

The hotel, which is located roughly a 3-minute drive from JKIA, emerged top beating 644 others across the continent.

Former recipients of the award include renowned primary school teacher Peter Tabichi.

The teacher had spent quite a fortune on buying an electric bike which failed after a few months.

The second lady celebrated her birthday with her two sons, Kevin and Keith, and friends.

Lydia went viral on social media after she was captured holding a placard asking the first-term legislator to marry her.

The president recognised two homeowners who gave testimonials on how they managed to buy homes.

Gachagua had promised to track her down after the moniker Riggy G went viral on various social media platforms.

Gachagua, during a past interview, had instructed his sons to track down Chelimo for a special dinner with his family.

The young man was rescued unconscious deep in the forest in his home village.

The cyclist bought a rope to pull the man along Waiyaki Way under the hot sun.

"This is the best and only nyama choma place for Kenyans," the Kenyan based in Rwanda told Kenyans.co.ke.

Judy Muthoni, with a grief-stricken look on her face, lauded the wellwishers for her son's contribution.

The nurse hopes to benefit a group of educated citizens who will also help the community.