Protect public servants, union asks state The Union of Kenya Civil Servants says attacks targeted at civil servants are creating a hostile environment for the workers who are key to service delivery.
Museveni’s son says he needs two weeks to capture Nairobi He also blamed retired President Uhuru Kenyatta for not contesting for a third term in the August 2022 polls.
Harmful Chinese pill not for sale in Kenya: Board The Board says the product is substandard and poses a great risk to the health and safety of the public.
Rights groups to appeal EACJ ruling on Tanzania Maasai land case In a ruling delivered last Friday, the EACJ found that the Maasai failed to show they had been evicted from their ancestral land.
Woman drops sexual assault case against Linturi State Counsel confirmed to court that the woman has agreed to withdraw the attempted rape case.
The community where building the family hut is a wife's job Among the Gabbra, it is the responsibility of the wife to erect the family house, and the women work as a team
Rachier's family reacts to his revelation of Freemason ties His elder brother John Rachier said the revelation did not come as a surprise to him because he has known it all along.
GMO food now legal in Kenya after Cabinet lifts ban The cabinet meeting was chaired by President William Ruto.
Win for copyright agency in fight with MCSK MCSK wanted court to stop the Copyright Board from interfering with its activities.
Suspected 'Kenyan' serial killer goes on trial in the US Billy Chemirmir is accused of killing 22 elderly Texans.
