7:10 pm
President Paul Kagame commends Kenya on its contribution to the reconstruction of Rwanda after the 1994 genocide.
6:23 pm
Popular Kisii-based teacher and blogger found dead with body dangling at kiosk front.
6:20 pm
KMPDU hits back at President William Ruto insisting union won't be held responsible for country's ballooning wage bill.
5:36 pm
DP Rigathi Gachagua plays down the damage caused by presence of fake fertiliser in the market insisting that the amount circulating is 'negligible and can't affect country's food security'.
5:03 pm
Nairobi County Government in a new report announces plans to raise the land rates revenues from Ksh2.48 billion to Ksh7.03 billion.
4:33 pm
Transport CS Kipchumba Murkomen reveals that govt will in a few months roll out speed cameras to tame road carnage, with the plan being to fine traffic violators instantly.
4:00 pm
UDA Secretary General Cleophas Malala dismisses threats by a section of Azimio leaders warning of a return to nationwide protests as a ploy by some leaders positioning themselves to replace Raila once he clinches AUC seat.
3:44 pm
DP Rigathi Gachagua boasts about Kenya Kwanza's counter-terrorism record stating that it is due to the current govt's strong strategy that the country hasn't experienced a major terror attack in two years.
3:12 pm
Second Lady Dorcas Rigathi elated after attending the wedding of a couple, former drug addicts, who graduated from her rehabilitation programme.
2:30 pm
Kenyan athlete Daniel Simiu wins the Berlin Half Marathon after clocking 59:30.
1:25 pm
Cape Media, TV47's parent company, announces leadership changesas the stable looks to grow and compete with established players like Royal Media Services, Standard Group and Mediamax.
1:10 pm
President William Ruto reveals that the govt is going to reduce its budget from Ksh 4.2 trillion to Ksh3.7 trillion.
12:40 pm
DP Gachagua reveals students will be prioritised in passport issuance once the govt procures printing machines to ensure that their learning encounters minimal hitches.
12:30 pm
President William Ruto asks doctors to be realistic in their demands as nationwide strike continues to paralyse service delivery in public hospitals.
11:34 am
5 people feared dead after 6 trucks collided along the Nakuru-Eldoret Highway on Saturday.
11:06 am
Kieni MP Njoroge Wainaina, a close ally of DP Rigathi Gachagua calls on President William Ruto to sack Health CS Susan Nakhumicha, arguing she is ill-equipped for the role over protracted doctors’ strike.
10:20 am
Sections of Mombasa, Kilifi, Nyeri and Uasin Gishu counties to experience electricityoutages on Sunday from 8am to 5pm, Kenya Power announces.
9:40 am
US govt directs its citizens still in Haiti to take advantage of charter flights warning that evacuation efforts will not be available afterFriday, April 12.
9:28 am
DP Rigathi Gachagua assures Kenyans in Rwanda the country is stable, secure and headed in the right direction as the East African country observes the 30th commemoration of the Hutu- Tutsi genocide.
8:48 am
The missing former JKUAT student, Victor Kibet, found alive.
8:16 am
Tanzania receives new electric SGR trains from South Korea.
7:26 am
Second Lady Dorcas Rigathi leads clergy in praying for the nation to find a solution to the ongoing doctors strike in an event attended by former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka.
7:05 am
President William Ruto delivers lecture on Education and Youth Empowerment at the Lusophone University in Guinea Bissau.
6:45 am
DP Gachagua leadsKenyan delegation to Rwanda for genocide commemoration.
6:30 am
NTSA cautions motorists of slippery roads following heavy rains that have contributed to the accumulation of oil and dirt.
Sat, 06 April 2024
7:41 pm
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu uncovers alarming discrepancies in human resource management within the Garissa County government.
7:11 pm
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta calls on the church to take up its role in defending the rights of Kenyans.
6:38 pm
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua lands in Kigali, Rwanda to attend the 30th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide.
