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The judge has come out and raised alarm over the internal issues that the Judiciary is facing amidst heightened political tension.

The military is set to come in and rehabilitate infrastructure projects that were constructed during the colonial era.

The closure will affect both lanes leading to and out of Nairobi.

This comes at a time when the medical sector in the country is facing a cash crunch.

At least five senior officers, including a unit commander, have submitted their resignation letters.

The CBK governor made the remarks after a Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting.

Up to 24 banks could be forced out of business if plans to raise capital requirements become law, KBA told MPs.

Footage of the incident showed the bus completely damaged with a broken windscreen.

According to the top court, compensation in monetary and non-monetary terms must address the harm to health, loss of life, and degradation of the environment.

The government is aiming at taking more of its services closer to Kenyans.

The application came nearly two years after President William Ruto’s government lifted a decade-long ban on GMO products.

Ruto made the sentiments while attending a graduation ceremony in Machakos County.

The announcement followed a meeting with detectives at the DCI Headquarters in Kiambu.

The government has rolled out a scheme to expose rogue hospitals as it eyes a success in Taifa Care.

However, despite the complaints, PS Raymod Omollo and IG Kanja dismissed the allegations made by the Kenyan officers.

The ultimatum was issued after Kenyans raised concerns over the poor state of roads in Nairobi.

The government has set stringent measures for any pensioner who will have not registered by then.

During the operation, several items were recovered including a rifle.

The Ministry is tightening the noose after students died at the Hillside Endarasha Boarding School in Naivasha.

The announcement was made after a meeting by Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) officials.

The CoG noted that counties need multiple accounts to facilitate the collection of revenues.

This decision came the same day 13 of Ruto's nominees were gazetted.

The institutions were barred from offering the courses for failing to meet the required standards.

Sakaja went ahead to provide a breakdown of how the funds were spent.

According to the NPSC, already a total of Ksh709 million was paid to police officers in compensation.

The World Bank clarified the information after an uproar from Kenyans online.

The concerns came at a time when it was revealed that Kenya does not have a system to manage refugees.

The 13 will now officially takeover their roles after Parliament approved their nominations.

The senator has come out to voice his frustrations over the handling of investigations by the police.

The Crime Journalists Association of Kenya (CJAK) has since condemned the incident.