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Motorists urged to follow the traffic diversion plan, adhere to project road signs, and cooperate with police and traffic marshals on-site.

President Ruto had accused both MPs and Senators of jeopardising legislative processes by being involved in graft.

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Fans eager to watch the historic game began flocking to the stadium even before the official noon opening of the gates. 

The announcement comes days after the government disbursed Ksh9.4 billion to support 309,178 students

The Kenyans had waited for the money for over four years, after filing a court case.

The weatherman listed counties that will experience more rain and chilly weather.

The new crackdown, which is expected to begin in the coming days, could potentially result in mass deportations.

The team is scheduled for a match on Saturday, August 22.

On Wednesday, SHA confirmed the disbursement of Ksh3.4 billion to health facilities in the country.

KeNHA cautioned road users, including pedestrians and drivers, against using the road.

For many Kenyans, the Archives is not only a national heritage but also a landmark and a meeting point.

Harambee Stars will face Madagascar at Kasarani.

The suspect is currently in police custody, undergoing processing and awaiting arraignment.

Jomo Kenyatta, Uhuru's father, passed away on a day like today, 47 years ago.

An advertisement went viral on Thursday claiming several high-end cars were on sale for as low as Ksh1 million.

The govt is seeking ways to lower cost of cars amid plans to change how customs duty on imported second-hand cars is calculated.

The former DP arrived at JKIA shortly before 2 pm and was met by supporters and political allies.

Tanzania is set to face Morocco at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium on Thursday from 8pm, a tough test for the Taifa Stars.

Hundreds of households have been displaced by the floods.

Non-compliant businesses are at risk of fines of up to Ksh4 million, or imprisonment for one to two years.

Motorists have been made aware of traffic measures put in place to ensure seamless movement of fans and emergency services.

Following the notice, the employees have less than three months to prepare.

Around 85 per cent of professionals working in Kenya's healthcare sector are graduates of KMTC.

The move came after FKF appealed an initial sanction.

She also used the proceeds to buy a multimillion-dollar property.

A similar challenge is facing the planned construction of the 440-kilometre Nairobi-Mombasa expressway.

The framework, headed by Makau Mutua, was given 120 days to operationalise the implementation of the compensation.

The authority says the new proposal is intended to protect consumers from the unstable market for cooking gas.

Kenya has led the mission for over a year now and has about 1,000 police.