President Ruto has mourned Nyandarua-nominated MCA Beth Wahito, praising her as a strong UDA supporter and grassroots mobilised while DP Kindiki also paid tribute, hailing her efforts to uplift Njabini residents; Wahito died in a road accident on Saturday.
Four police officers died in a tragic accident on Sunday evening when their vehicle lost control and rolled several times along the Garissa Highway; two others sustained serious injuries.
Police have arrested a 17-year-old woman over the murder of a 3-year-old girl in Nakuru's Menengai area.
The murder trial of university student accused of killing fellow student Sylvia Kemunto in March at Multimedia University, is to start today at the High Court in Kibera.
Rigathi Gachagua’s Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) has denied social media reports claiming the party will be launched on June 25.
Cleophas Malala has spoken out after his dramatic exit from UDA, saying he has no regrets; the former UDA Secretary General called his departure “a blessing in disguise.”
Police spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga has urged Kenyans hiring youths to protect their businesses during protests to refrain from doing so and allow security authorities to fulfill their duties.
A Multimedia University student accused of murdering fellow student Sylvia Kemunto has been found unfit to stand trial after a mental health evaluation at Mathari National Teaching and Referral Hospital.
KICD has resumed building the Education Resource Centre to boost the Competence-Based Curriculum rollout for Ksh400 million to complete the project by the end of the year.
The National Police Service has cautioned police officers across the country against the reckless use of firearms during protests, saying there will be consequences.
The government has ruled out any form of street protests on Wednesday, June 25, despite a wave of online mobilisation by youth, terming the day a 'normal working day.'
Civil servants at the Rift Valley Region National Government Offices in Nakuru were left stranded after arriving late, only to find the gates locked in a surprise operation led by Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku.
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe has announced the withdrawal of 77 end-use pesticide products from the Kenyan market over safety concerns, while prohibiting the import of pesticides not approved or registered in countries of origin.
Tanzania has lost the hosting rights for the 30th East Africa Law Society Conference, saying the event was moved to Addis Ababa over safety concerns and Tanzania’s volatile political climate.
IPOA will forward several police misconduct cases to the DPP on Monday; Chairperson Ahmed Isaack Hassan said the authority remains firm on accountability, vowing no cover-up or intimidation in their investigations.
A Nairobi resident has filed a petition at the Nairobi County Assembly seeking to initiate the impeachment process against Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja.
ODM rallies youth to join the June 25 demos and dismisses allegations that party leader Raila Odinga betrayed Gen Zs by working with President Ruto’s government.
Six people, including OCS Talaam and two other police officers, have been charged with the murder of Albert Ojwang after IPOA investigations revealed they assaulted the blogger while in custody.
The Ministry of Health has launched a crackdown on employers not remitting SHIF deductions for their employees; the move aims to recover Ksh21 billion owed due to non-compliance.