This has led to a few dramatic moments during the said interviews

IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has launched partnerships with leading health technology company Philips and the Co-operative Bank of Kenya.

Court of Appeal judge Martha Koome has stated that marriage did not automatically give ownership rights to property for either of the spouse.

At the requiem mass politicians and friends eulogized KBC journalist, Betty Barasa, as a loving, caring and hardworking person.

A new report has shown that investors and residents are leaving Kileleshwa Estate.

The officers' cut is between 20 and 30% which translates to Ksh 5.3 Billion per year from the dealers.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i announced the end date for the curfew issued in five Counties.

The MP called for the intervention of President Uhuru Kenyatta to safeguard the livelihoods of the traders who relied on the market.

Media personality John Allan Namu has spoken out after being accused of exposing Deputy President William Ruto.

The head of state chaired the meeting even as the country struggles.

Police are yet to establish what happened as the woman is still in critical condition at KNH.

In a notice, the tax collection agency warned businesses of non-compliance adding that the penalties would be accrued.

Ruto's camp said that they have held four private meetings with Oparanya in preparation for his defection from ODM

The reports of her demise were confirmed by one of her grandchildren based in Dubai

The villa consists of four swimming pools surrounded with coastal trees and bright-looking flowers

A majority of CEOs were optimistic that their companies and sectors would see gradual growth in the next 12 months.

Former Tahidi high actor Bernard Mwangi known by his character name Mr Mweposi is appealing for help so that he had start his life afresh.

Initially, Natasha disregarded the harsh criticism from Kenyans as she advocated for people

Meet the 14-year-old Nairobi girl who is already working as a reporter for an international media house.

The comedian also let it slip that he invested Ksh 20,000 in his police costume which closely resembles the real one.