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Activist Richard Otieno Alias 'Molo President' was murdered on January 18.

The cost of treating an HIV patient in Kenya annually is Ksh 15,000.

The details were provided by a senior government official who spoke to the press.

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The advertisement promised 1000 jobs to Kenyans.

The Supreme Court is in a battle for survival following several petitions to ouster the seven judges filed with the JSC.

The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) has called on all Nairobi-based doctors to join a match.

Previously, the panel had shortlisted 37 candidates for the position to replace the late Wafula Chebukati.

The Governor had been battling her impeachment since August 2024.

The punishment comes amid Sudan's accusations against Kenya for hosting RSF in Nairobi.

However, despite making the demands, the Ministry of Transport is yet to address the matter.

This is a major change compared to the previous 8-4-4 curriculum.

The announcement comes amidst ongoing KCSE registration

The families of the victims have been waiting for almost two years to bury their loved ones and find closure.

Images of the accident showed the matatu completely damaged with broken windscreen, windows, seats and deflated tyres.

DCI officers arrested the suspects on Thursday, March 13.

Detectives recovered a total of Ksh2.07 million in cash from the home.

A Senator renewed his criticism of Sakaja before the Senate on Thursday.

The Governor was convicted in a procurement case that dates 9 years ago

The residents have been given three months to vacate or else they will be evicted forcefully.

The Senator revealed his woes on Thursday, March 13.

The police boss was convicted after the prosecution presented nine witnesses.

There are 3,753 electric vehicles in Kenya with the figures having increased from 2,694 as of December 2023.

The incident attracted widespread attention with many criticizing the planning of Ruto's travel within the capital.

The announcement comes amid a surge in road accidents across the country

The students were involved in an carnage on Friday night and were subsequently taken to Kocholia Hospital.

The March intake for KMTC will kick off on March 18.

The incident adds up to the controversy during Ruto's tour in Nairobi.

This follows an alarming growth in the number of these accidents and the cropping up of unlicensed operators.

The President has become a host of various nicknames from Kenyans since his ascent into power.