Kenya is feeling the heat, and it is pregnant women, newborns and young children who are paying the highest price.

The preparations come as KNEC moves to safeguard the integrity of the national assessments through tighter security arrangements and closer monitoring of examination materials.

Hustlers are tired of the ‘usual suspects’ in our political inanity like ‘Githeri’ man! The list was a rather subtle indictment to how the State defines a hero.

WHO DG Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the first participants were vaccinated in Bunia, DRC, under a new trial dubbed TUMAINI, a Swahili word meaning 'hope'.

Leaders from Western Kenya and the Rift Valley have begun openly backing Wetangula's ambitions, arguing that his loyalty to Ruto deserves political recognition.

The October 2025 handshake between President Ruto and Gideon had left many Kenyans speculating about its significance and implications in the 2027 General Election.

A year later, the political alliance has unravelled, raising questions about what was delivered after the former senator abandoned his bid to reclaim the Baringo Senate seat.

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja now says change of use and unapproved architectural designs might have triggered the collapse of a 16-storey building in Nairobi’s Eastleigh.

Fresh packaged milk, green peas, and cabbage are among the food items that may no longer feature on the menus of most Kenyans as food inflation deepens, new data shows.

65-year-old Ebola patient who died yesterday buried under strict infection-prevention measures and in accordance with Muslim burial traditions; she was a close relative of Kenya’s index patient.

65-year-old Ebola patient who died yesterday buried under strict infection-prevention measures and in accordance with Muslim burial traditions; she was a close relative of Kenya’s index patient.

One more person rescued from the collapsed Eastleigh building and taken to KNH for treatment; 66 construction workers accounted for, Kenya Red Cross says.

The challenge is bigger than university financing. It cannot be that the government is broke.

Justice William Musyoka said that the issue involved mining; hence, the dispute ought to have been filed before the Environment and Lands Court.

Bisau was urging Natembeya to wrap up his remarks so that the burial could take place before 2pm, as specified in Nabwera's will.