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A video circulated depicted a group of Kenyans visibly impaired after consuming the substance.

The businessman was murdered while heading home after closing his business.

The two officers were controlling traffic on the busy Nairobi road.

One plane attempted to land while another was still on the runway.

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The Busia Senator made comments on Supreme Court judges in a video shared online.

The duo, upon posing as high-ranking intelligence officers, asked for DCI assistance.

The party noted that the changes will take effect immediately.

She was recently elected President of The Kenya Editors Guild.

The committee had proposed the removal of all the rebels.

He noted that he had not received an official notice from the party.

Busia Senator moved to the apex court to challenge the Court of Appeal's ruling.

Kenya stopped omena exports early this year.

Ruto's reference to the Raila-led party saw the room burst into laughter.

The accident brings the total number of people who lost their lives in the past 24 hours to 20.

Kenyans have been unable to get police clearance certificates.

All Kenyans traveling abroad will be required to register before leaving.

NSSF CEO David Koros was asked to explain why interest income was omitted from NSSF's cash books.

Kenyans who help foreigners evade the requirement also risk heft fines.

The race to attract luxury business and leisure travellers in hotting up with new exotic hotels emerging.

Reforms at Nyayo House have seen four senior officials arrested.

The doctors wrote a letter to the Kilimani OCPD notifying him of the strike.

The four have been banned from participating in any activity.

Four passengers were rescued from the chaos and rushed to hospital.

The billionaire was recognised for his role in developing ChatGPT.

The money will be used to improve Kenya's economic outlook and provide employment to thousands of Kenyans.

The suspect is said to have staged attacks in East Africa that claimed tens of lives.

Kenya is one of the largest markets for foreign investors.

This is less than 1 per cent of all Kenya Power customers.

Students in both public and private schools will be recognised in the new award.