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Ruto made the sentiments at a rally in Taita Taveta County.

Kenya experiences its long rainy season in March, April, and May, a period when farmers begin planting.

The bureau also listed commodities whose prices dropped.

The KeNHA boss said police would be deployed on the site to control motorists.

However, police have since begun investigations into the attack.

This is not the first time the tax authority has lost the stamps, putting the country's taxation system in jeopard

Kenya Railways was forced to address the matter after concerns by Kenyans.

This is not the first time Kenyans have been warned about these scams.

This follows a fight between Kenya Power and Nairobi County that saw garbage dumped at Stima Plaza.

Homa Bay County will host the Celebrations for the first time.

Raila made the sentiments during a consultative forum in Migori County.

Ichung'wah responded to claims of Ruto being dragged to ICC for a second time.

If successful, the vaccine will be used to shield adults and adolescents from the disease.

The conflict between Kenya Power and the Nairobi county continues to ignite debate.

Governors also raised concerns over the MPs remarks on Roads Maintenance Levy Funds

This fresh blow is adding up to the full bucket of troubles that the sugar company has been facing.

The latest ruling puts a fresh twist into the Rigathi Gachagua impeachment saga.

The DCI has been facing criticism over the rise of forced disappearances since last year.

Gachagua made the remarks while attending Martha Karua's rebrand of the NARC Kenya party.

Currently, there are approximately 12 nationally recognised public holidays celebrated in Kenya.

Matiang'i has become a hotshot, with many expecting him to dethrone Ruto.

There has been a surge in wildfires across different regions in the country this year.

The burial ceremony is set for later this week.

The announcement comes a week after the government revealed plans to acquire another loan from UAE.

The audit revealed unexplained discrepancies, with JSC unable to justify 2,180 additional employees.

The time coincides with the rising inflation, meaning Kenyans could be forced to pay even more for commodities.

At least nine Kenyans are in line to split millions in prize money.

The board also announced a special training for parents, which will commence soon.

Cases of insecurity in the country have been on the increase causing tension among Kenyans.