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The house was initially on a recess that was to end in February.

The man, who is still missing, was part of the Kitengela 4 that were picked up by masked kidnappers.

The new price takes effect immediately.

Failure by the transport Authority to heed the orders would attract harsh penalties.

Kenya is preparing for the prestigious competition set to take place from February 1.

A circular made rounds indicating that penalties on several traffic offences had increased by as much as Ksh4,000.

The Ministry of Education and TSC are yet to issue a statement on the incident.

The gridlock consisted of a mixture of heavy commercial vehicles in transit, Public Service Vehicles (PSVs) and personal cars.

The suspect was attempting to flee to Uganda at the time of the arrest.

The announcement follows concerns from parents over the delay in releasing the exam results.

Senator John Methu had requested a special sitting to tackle the issue of abductions in the country.

Relevant stakeholders that could help with the pay are said to be on vacation until February 2025.

This concern came hours after she received her temporary practicing certificate

The former government official claims two people were injured in the assassination attempt

Recently, the government heightened its crackdown against individuals misusing online provisions.

The new virus has put not only Kenya but the world at large on alarm.

The drop is set to raise concern on the services and operations of the train service.

Billy Mwangi was abducted on December 24 and was missing for two weeks.

The announcement comes amidst fears of a potential spread of the virus in Kenya.

They have also called for the examination of the politicisation efforts within police services.

The union has issued the directive to all 47 county governors.

In 2021, a tenant won Ksh200,000 in damages after being evicted without notice.

The commission was forced to clarify after Kenyans raised concerns online.

The return of police patrolling the city's CBD has caused confusion among residents.

Transit passengers can visit the city thanks to new electronic travel authorisation (ETA).

The new taxes affect sugar, ceramics, and alcohol, among other products.

Parents and teachers have raised concerns as learners stare at going through the first term without the books.

This follows backlash from a section of Kenyans.

The government agency also announced consequences for non-compliance.

KUSA has urged all university students across the country to come out in their numbers.