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Several factors including salary demands, were cited in the report released by the Federation of Kenyan employers.

The billionaire recently reached an out-of-court settlement with the victims' families in an agreement presided over by the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC).

The journalist was fired in 2016 after he failed to show up to work for 3 consecutive days.

After successfully tucking the victim into the car, the man, who was also the driver, firmly shut the door before speeding off.

The tragedy is the third incident involving a helicopter crash within the country in a span of two days.

The journalist is building his profile as a media owner after launching a radio station one year ago.

Four accidents occurred a few metres from each other at the Lang'ata Interchange.

This comes after a petition was launched to dissolve the Meru County Government.

KRA noted that the exercise will be done periodically for two months, commencing December 8.

The tree nursery raised eyebrows after the Office of Auditory General raised questions about the project.

The officer's colleague heard several gunshots which prompted him to rush to the scene.

The suspect's mother claimed that her daughter stole Ksh20,000 from her mzungu benefactor.

Document owners were asked to reapply afresh to stop fraudsters from taking advantage of the situation.

Wealthy developers have been conniving with land officials to grab public land.

The former UDA chairperson attributed the financial difficulties to Uhuru's government.

The Head of State noted that Kenya is indebted to the financial and technical support from the World Bank.

The controversial pastor has been denied bail on several occasions.

The chopper had barely left the runway when it crashed. The injured were referred to Nairobi for treatment.

The KDF soldiers will be complemented by regular police.

The chopper had three occupants at the time of the crash.

This comes days after the IMF approved an additional Ksh142.8B loan for Kenya

A section of Kenyans questioned why the platform went down a few hours before applications deadline.

The reformed former sect leader had filed an application to have charges against him dropped.

Police reports indicate that the suspect wielded a man-made gun.

The move is likely to lead to more friction between the sector and the government.

The court proceedings had to be stopped momentarily.

The two CSs have been on the spot over a series of blunders in their dockets.

The organizers had set a target of Ksh76.2 million.

Thousands of Kenyans were rendered homeless after excavators descended on their homes.

This is expected to offer a soft landing for the former employees who have struggled to get their dues.