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Residents have blamed law enforcement for sleeping on the job.

AG Muturi has in the recent past complained of being frozen out by the Ruto administration.

Mudavadi assured that the Kenyan police force is guided by laws and regulations.

The cabinet approved the proposed amendments which were previously passed by Parliament.

The ownership of KICC was listed as a matter of national security due to the key state offices surrounding it.

Nine companies had already had their licences revoked over failure to adhere to the regulations.

CS Murkomen has been faulted for sticking to his guns on the matter.

The senior police officer was among a team of officials who had toured the US over the weekend.

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announced the price reductions on Wednesday.

Should the school not relocate within seven days, it was indicated that they would forcefully be evicted.

"Once bitten twice shy, so we cannot take that risk,” the prosecution submitted.

The Bill does not anticipate any species of fish causing damage to crops and property or preying on livestock.

Tanzanian oil dealers complained that they were forced to buy US dollars from the black market at exorbitant prices to purchase fuel.

The rifle was a bit rusty but it seemed it had been used.

"I will resist Governor Wamatangi here in Kiambu, and I will be the next governor,” the MP stated.

The firm has since gained international recognition and won various awards in 2023.

Some of the daring residents tossed the tear gas canisters back at the police officers.

The petitioners further issued an ultimatum, demanding KNEC and CS Machogu to submit a response in 90 days.

The govt is building on a move it made last year where it announced plans to privatise 11 major State corporations.

The directive will apply to all schools from nursery to university.

The initiative has already hit two roadblocks amidst outcry from Kenyans.

Additionally, a section of civil servants will be working without an allowance after lapse of six months.

The young man who had only been in Australia for five months worked in the construction industry.

The report also highlighted the safest hours on the Kenyan roads.

USD1000 dollars which traded at Ksh163,000 in early February now exchanges at Ksh6,300 less.

The fuel dealers stated that some of the government's decisions hurt the oil trade business, with some forced to close shop.

The hospital CEC Member noted a special ward had been set for the pupils and nurses dispatched.

This was a response to the call for further investigations made by his father, Samson Cheruyoit.

According to a resident, they had already informed NEMA of the matter in a letter but action was yet to be taken.

More Kenyans are reported to have offered bribes for services compared to Tanzania.