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The shooting incident left several dead and scores others injured.

CBK Governor Kamau Thugge was sent away by MPs after they noticed flaws in his submission.

The officials had stashed the money in their bank accounts.

The weatherman also warned of strong winds in several parts of the country.

The protests, which took place in June 2024, left several youths dead and scores injured.

Kenyans had allegedly been asked to pay hefty amounts to secure the jobs.

Rutoeulogised the late leader as one with zeal and commitment to his people.

The ruling puts an end to a debate that has dominated the country for months.

The changes were announced on Thursday.

The IG also added that the commanders would be directly responsible for graft occurring in their jurisdiction.

Kenya was ranked 20th globally.

The government has revealed that Kenyans in the diaspora have expressed interest in the houses.

CBK have been handling hundreds of DCP applications for the past three years.

Wetang'ula stressed the need for the two countries to explore ways to resolve their conflicts.

The county has said it will not relent in its pursuit of the Ksh10 billion owed.

KRA urged the taxpayers to take advantage of the open window before June 30.

The MP narrated an instance where his official vehicle was trailed.

Witnesses recounted a night of terror filled with gunshots and torture.

Gates has previously expressed his displeasure with Trump's pro-American policies.

Gachagua has been keen on consolidating the Mount Kenya voting bloc in recent months.

Similarly, the governor had skipped a meeting with DP Kithure Kindiki on the same morning.

The SACCOs have been told to start preparing immediately.

The fake lawyers have conned Kenyans millions, according to LSK.

All decisions issued earlier have now been set aside.

Nationals from 7 African countries have been banned from travelling to the US.

MPs, senators and governors have been put on the spot for inaction.

Ruto said that County Executive Committee members (CECs) should also adhere to the directive.

MPs have initially vowed to ensure the changes pass through.

The ruling could see government officers lose their property if they fail to obey court orders.