Democratic National Alliance party urges Ruto to retire after first term

The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) has asked President William Ruto to step down at the end of his first term, describing his administration as brutal and deaf to Kenyans.

By 10 days ago

Why you should not miss an elected representative

Last year, Banisa constituents took to the streets, decrying the lack of representation in the National Assembly.

By 12 days ago

Liquor traders oppose bid to bar persons below 21 years from taking alcohol

The Small and Medium Liquor Traders Association (Melta) has opposed sections of the Nacada proposed alcohol control regulations, warning that they could cripple livelihoods.

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UN rights agency asks State to stop police killings, address concerns

UN Commission on Human Rights "deeply troubled" by the trend of rights violations. Retired CJ Maraga and Cohesion Commission blame failed leadership for discontent.

By 19 days ago

Boniface Kariuki mourned amid more police killings

The mask vendor was shot in the head at point-blank range by police in Nairobi on June 25. He succumbed to brain damage after being on life-support machine for nearly two weeks.

By 19 days ago

Businesses suffer as police block access to Nairobi CBD

The heart of Nairobi City, on Monday, stood unnaturally still with empty streets-storefronts shuttered and all business premises remained closed in anticipation of planned protests. 

By 20 days ago

Accept criticism, Kikuyu elders tell Ruto

The Kikuyu Council of Elders has criticised President William Ruto for failing to listen to the voice of the youth and has instead urged him to tolerate dissent. 

By 21 days ago

Tears flow for slain teacher as kin eulogise Ojwang' at solemn mass

Emotional tribute for teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang during his funeral service.Widow says ‘see you soon’ were his last words to her before his demise in police hands.

By 26 days ago

Police, Quickmart dismiss claims of bodies hidden after Gen Z protests

The heavy police presence at a Supermarket premises in Nairobi's OTC area, several hours after the Gen Z protests cooled down has raised questions over what the state was concealing.

By 1 month ago

Traders lose millions to looters on rampage

Traders in Nairobi’s downtown area woke up on Thursday to billowing smoke and charred buildings, the aftermath of Wednesday’s protests that left a trail of destruction and despair.

By 1 month ago

NACADA urges prevention first in war on drug abuse

The State anti-drug agency has rallied the country to prioritise prevention as the first strategy in the war against alcohol, drug and substance abuse.

By 1 month ago

Dozens hurt as Kenyans mark first anniversary of Gen Z protests

Injuries mar the first anniversary commemoration of Gen Z protests in Kenya.

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IGAD urges member states to honour 10 per cent agriculture budget pledge

IGAD has urged its member states to honour a regional commitment requiring them to allocate at least 10 per cent of national budgets to agriculture.

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State halts market projects funded by the Housing Levy

The government has suspended the controversial utilisation of housing levy funds to construct markets across the country.

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Student unrest in technical institutions over fee hikes

Tension is rising high in technical colleges across the country as trainees lament over hike in tuition fees that they said have affected their learning progress.  

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Treasury PS: State to automate debt servicing processes

Dr Kiptoo was appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Public Debt and Privatisation to respond to queries on the status of public debt. 

By 1 month ago

Human rights groups demand DIG Lagat steps aside in Albert Ojwang death probe

Human rights groups have now joined the growing number of voices calling for Mr Lagat’s resignation

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Kenya-China ties spark 200,000 Jobs, cultural boom

At least 200,000 jobs have been created through the bilateral cooperation between Kenya and China.

By 1 month ago

Cleric urge Ireland to halt aid to Tanzania over activists' detention

A cleric has urged Ireland to stop foreign aid to Tanzania should it fail to apologise over detention of activists Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist and lawyer Agather Atuhaire.

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Nations urged to embrace dialogue amid escalating conflicts

Calls grow for nations to use dialogue in resolving escalating conflicts.

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Ruto revives Kazi Mtaani: Over 100,000 youths to land climate jobs

At least 100,000 youths are set to benefit from the Kazi Mtaani initiative.

By 1 month ago

CSOs warn Finance Bill, 2025 will increase poverty

A group of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has raised concerns over budget proposals in the 2025 Finance Bill that, if passed, will reduce funding for essential programmes

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Pesticides regulator questions Nyandarua potato study

A pesticide regulator has raised concerns over the credibility of a recent study that found Nyandarua potatoes to be unsafe for human consumption.

By 1 month ago

City Hall defies court order, evicts Woodley residents over rent arrears

Court ordered devolved unit to halt the evictions until the matter is fully heard and determined. Some residents say they are lawful title deed holders or beneficiaries of a 2019 rent waiver.

By 2 months ago

PS Omollo: Homa Bay ready to host Madaraka Day celebrations

Homa Bay County will host the 62nd Madaraka Day as the country marks the attainment of self-rule from British colonial powers in 1963.

By 2 months ago

Over 1000 families benefitted from State's parenting initiative

At least 1,000 families have benefitted from a parent empowerment initiative across the country, the government has said.

By 2 months ago

Inventor Assistance Program shields Kenyans from exploitation

A new technology that helps in protecting inventors from exploitation has begun to bear fruits.

By 2 months ago

Agency moves to revive cotton farming in Siaya and Busia

A government agency has initiated efforts to revive the ailing cotton farming in Siaya and Busia counties. 

By 2 months ago

Underfunding blamed for child crisis in country, report reveals

A new report raises concerns over the underfunding of children's programmes in Kenya.

By 2 months ago

PWDs demand the implementation of new laws to address systemic barriers

People With Disabilities (PWDs) now want a newly signed Act that guarantees them easy access to justice implemented. 

By 2 months ago

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We called him Bob: Kenyans recall time with a down to earth Pope Leo

The new pontiff first came to Kenya in 2001 and has visited the country several times. He helped facilitate Catholic Church missions across the country, including in remote regions.

By 2 months ago

New family claims controversial Cheluget land, plans sale to government

The Narok land row has taken a new twist as more controversies emerge in the ownership and succession.

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How police used forensic tools to nab suspects in Kasipul MP murder

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja on Thursday said a forensic analysis of the firearms collected directly links one to the shots that killed the MP.

By 2 months ago

MPs call for better security at Ong'ondo requiem mass

Slain Kasipul MP remembered as a reliable leader during emotional requiem mass held under tight security.

By 2 months ago

Gun linked to Kasipul MP's murder found as police arrest 10 suspects

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja on Thursday said that a forensic analysis of the firearms collected directly links one of the pistols to the shots that killed the MP.

By 2 months ago

Duale launches health institute despite opposition from practitioners

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale was optimistic that KNPHI would enhance preventive and promotive healthcare geared towards the country’s pursuit of UHC.

By 2 months ago

AUC Chairperson visits Juba amid tension, reaffirm support for South Sudan

Their deliberations, the statement noted, were centered on avenues to "enhance coordination and reinforce a unified approach to supporting South Sudan's transition."

By 2 months ago

African nations urged to use data to cut import dependence

According to Zulu, funds amounting to 140 billion dollars are lost through mismanagement, inefficiencies, and outright theft across the continent every year.

By 2 months ago

Agony and silence: Family of missing police officer in Haiti demands answers

Benedict Kabiru's brother recounted the unbearable pain the family has undergone since they received the news that their kin went missing in Haiti. 

By 2 months ago

Sixty Kenyans head to Iraq amid fears of work scams

Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua on Friday flagged off 60 Kenyans to Iraq amid complaints over the legitimacy of the process.

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