The Ruto-led government has been at the forefront of digitising its operations.

The authority noted that there were business opportunities in the over 4,000 acres of land.

De La Rue, which operated from Nairobi’s Ruaraka area, designs and produces Kenya banknotes and banknote security features for the CBK.

The government has introduced a new online feature for Nairobi residents to self-read their meters after the 15th day of every month. 

KNEC clarified that the government would not pay examination fees for candidates re-sitting KCSE exams.

The deal is done, signed on the dotted line. I thank God for this opportunity.

In addition, four suspects were released from jail as the investigations concluded. 

The placement body further clarified on the application fee students are supposed to pay.

One of the investors noted that many multi-billion firms would be forced to close shop if the situation continued.

The three were suspected to be behind the theft of electronics from Nairobi estates.

The health sector has been facing wrangles over time leading to frequent go-slows.

The home in Maralal town was where Mzee Jomo Kenyatta held meetings with British leaders.

It remained unclear how the thugs were able to access the well-guarded premises as per the reports.

Mboya received an all-expenses-paid trip to the coastal town to nurse his heartbreak.

KEBS posted 108 vacancies ranging from principal office administrator, legal officer, and supply chain officers to accountants.

The villagers performed special traditional prayers that were meant to force government officials to change their minds.

The residents appealed to President William Ruto to resolve the matter stating that he had made a promise that power would be restored in all areas.

The new demands were aimed at ensuring the industry is regulated according to set standards.

According to the CA, the guidelines are meant to reduce the barriers to entry for amateur stations in the industry.

Matiang'i went off the radar to an extent that his son's wedding in Naivasha received little media attention.

Kenyans have been forced to cut down on their expenditure as others seek side hustles to beat the current harsh economy.

KeNHA announced that the agency will do everything to protect roads from overloaded trucks.

The government further gave official time when classes should start and end.

The governor expressed that these changes would see the city have a mass transit system that will be efficient for the residents.

"He was given waivers for the taxes for the last ten years. We are doing audit report and he must pay that," Wamatinga stated.

Kenya Power announced that the outages were occasioned by scheduled maintenance