Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has ordered the arrest of criminal gangs involved in the cross-border skirmishes along the Narok-Kisii border.
DCI arrest of two fraudsters involved in a vehicle importation scam that resulted in a Kenyan being swindled out of Ksh1.1 million.
Over 500 employees of RIDA, an organisation under a World Vision project backed by USAID, protested in Baba Dogo, Nairobi, on Friday over four months of unpaid salaries.
The Office of the Registrar of Political Parties has officially gazetted the dissolution of the Amani National Congress (ANC), a party previously associated with Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi.
Police in the Navakholo Constituency are holding a 19-year-old Form Four student for allegedly murdering a Form Two student for refusing to abort her one-month-old pregnancy.
Kawira Mwangaza's deputy, Isaac Mutuma, is to be sworn in as Meru governor on Monday, March 17, at Mwendantu Grounds from 8:30am, the Assumption of Office team announces.
IEBC, SRC, and PSC commissions to receive salaries, allowances, and gratuity cuts as the government seeks to reduce wage bills among constitutional and independent offices.
Kenya Railways Corporation has dismissed allegations by Kalonzo Musyoka and Martha Karua that it illegally sold part of the land it gave to its former employees as compensation.
Two-time Olympics marathon champion and former world record holder Eliud Kipchoge will race in Oceania for the first time in his career, in the Sydney Marathon on August 31.
A jua kali man has created a machine that can make 3,000 chapatis and believes slightly over 2,300 machines are enough to make the 1 million chapatis per day as promised by President Ruto.
Professor Makau Mutua has dismissed claims that he secretly met on Friday with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and former Attorney General Githu Muigai.
A Form 3 student from Elburgon D.E.B. Secondary School was allegedly shot dead by police during protests near the Elburgon Police Station.
The government plans to introduce a new levy to finance marketing and research in the multibillion-shilling tea industry; the regulations could be gazetted as early as next week, according to CS Kagwe.
Kenyatta University Teaching, Research, and Referral Hospital (KUTRRH) is set to commence kidney transplant operations in one month to become the first facility in the country to offer such procedures.
Jubilee Party Chairperson Jeremiah Kioni has assured that the party will remain in the opposition and has no intention of joining hands with the Kenya Kwanza side.
A Zimmerman police officer accused of soliciting a Ksh10,000 bribe has been sentenced to two consecutive one-year jail terms or to pay a cumulative fine of Ksh650,000.
Former MP and Kenyan Ambassador Professor Filemona Fundi Indire is dead.
Middle-level medical colleges under AMTIK have urged KUCCPS to review cluster points for health courses, citing low enrolment due to high grade requirements.
Kirigiti Stadium completion set for September after the government settles outstanding payment.
Fishermen in Vanga, Kwale County, have raised concerns over continued harassment by Tanzanian police; the police accuse the fishermen of fishing on the Tanzania side of the Indian Ocean and using illegal gear.
MPs have rejected a proposal by the secondary school heads association to increase fees and instead called for a review of student capitation.
ODM Party leader Raila Odinga has told off politicians allied to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who are currently pushing him to run for president in 2027.
The family of Brian Odhiambo, who reportedly went missing on January 18, have been arrested outside the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) gates at Lake Nakuru.
KAA has denied a poster circulating online advertising over 400 job openings at the company.
DCI has arrested 38 suspects linked to a spate of robberies targeting pedestrians and motorists along major Nairobi highways during Ruto's tours of the city.