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Under the current laws, employers who fail to provide food among other basic needs can be cited for misdemeanor by courts.

Teachers want to undergo training similar to that of the Recce Squad, including close combat and weapons proficiency.

To ensure that perishable products do not go bad on the shelves, supermarkets employ various strategies.

Hawkers have been blamed for disorder with some taking up pedestrian paths to display their wares.

Despite the shilling shedding and the mounting debt WB has ranked the country as one of the best performers.

The officers instructed the occupants to pull over to the side of the road and surrender willingly.

The three were picked up at an event in Lavington, Nairobi, after a police raid on the location.

Kenya Defence Forces soldier was killed in DR-Congo on Tuesday after rebels attacked their camp.

The bill proposes amendments that will largely affect sex workers punishment.

Kenya's debt has crossed the Ksh10 trillion mark following the weakening of the shilling.

The chef started out washing dishes at a restaurant in Germany before she started her own.

MPs have been pushing the Ministry to introduce standard uniforms for all pupils and students across the country.

Power prices have increased over the past months, raising the cost of living amid economic turmoil.

The 39-year-old nurse graduated with a diploma from KMTC in Siaya.

Based on current law, you cannot marry outside wedlock while your partner is alive.

The Head of Public Service stated that civil servants are poor time keepers and dress unprofessionally.

UDA is currently experiencing internal wrangles even as reports of a rift between President Ruto and his Deputy Rigathi Gachagua continue to swirl.

Thousands of Kenyans have been forced to vacate their property as a result of the directives.

The Swahili news anchor also addressed questions about opening a TV station with her husband.

The ruling party is grappling with leadership wrangles, especially in Nairobi ahead of its scheduled elections later this year.

This comes at a time when the case of Brian Mwenda, who has been accused of impersonating a lawyer has taken the country by storm.

In the notice, the directors cited an unsupportive business environment in the country as the reason for the closure.

Under the current law, Kenyans risk two years in jail for attempting suicide.

The new appointee is a polished professional having worked at several corporates.

During his prime years, Kioko worked in renowned companies and hobnobbed with Hollywood stars.

His colleagues described him as a journalist who was dedicated to his craft.

The incident started at 10 am on Tuesday with the shootout going for over 2 hours.

Kiragu is currently facing 12 counts of conning Kenyans by selling them land without proper documents.

The public was advised to take note of the drills considering they are likely to affect operations.

The new Bill seeks to amend how the country deals with capital and criminal offenses.