- This Kenyan couple saved their marriage—and their bedroom—by quitting the rat race
- The proposed collaboration includes legislative training and technological improvements.
- The funds are part of the Sh28 billion allocated for the term, with only half having been released.
- Do Gen Zs have a work ethic problem?
- 'This is not a political event but a burial. We will not allow people to cheer their leaders during the event.'
- A government analyst testified in the Maxine Wahome murder trial that Assad's body contained traces of ketamine.
- The indictment alleges that Diddy used physical violence, financial harm, psychological distress and reputational damage to control employees.
- A resurgent threat: Ebola's new wave in Uganda
- A new era of surveillance: AI targets foreign students in US.
- China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, has said the country will "resolutely counter" the US.
- The Pope's voice was heard for the first time since his hospitalisation.
- My personal reflection on why Kenya's women deserve a feast, not leftovers.
- So difficult has his education journey been that he had to drop out of nursery school.
- He has held meetings in Nairobi, Nyanza, Western, North Eastern and Coast regions.
- Nyeri is the hardest hit, largely due to its shrinking population.
- He said Office of the President has been underfunded in several areas.
- From street sweepers to security guards, these single mothers surrender their nights to secure their children's futures.
- Women's Day highlights gender inequality, urging action beyond symbolic gestures to address wage gaps, abuse, and societal biases for true change.
- The meeting is on Friday at 7am.
- Yasir Arman protested his innocence, accusing the Sudanese junta of politically targeting those who refuse to side with it.
- This is crucial in helping parents understand CBE, association says.
- He had been sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing his wife.
- He says that the dispute over the road levy could put several other essential funds at risk.
- It accounted for 51 percent of all deaths caused by violent extremism.
- Sudan accuses UAE of arming the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
- Cracks have appeared in the transitional government after Riek Machar was effectively placed under house arrest.
- Alice Wanjiku, 29, was hacked to death on Wednesday.
- Governors say they will not settle for anything less than Sh547 billion, but the national government is proposing Sh405 billion.
- He will be buried on Saturday.
- He had been sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing his spouse.
- The money was lost through fraudulent claims, including non-existent surgeries and other procedures.
- ODM to take over the chairmanship of powerful Budget and Appropriations Committee.
- Treasury recommended the merger, collapse and restructuring of more than 70 state agencies to eliminate redundancies.
- Body of former IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati arrives in Kitale for burial
- 15 residents filed a petition challenging the county and the speaker for not providing a framework to guide land development.
- Ex-Chief Justice Maraga: What I would do if I was President
- It has led to public outcry and calls for reforms to ensure that the public service reflects the ethnic diversity of the county.
- He said the allegations thrown at the apex court's judges were flimsy.
- Grade 10: Why CBC rollout was a mistake
- 'When he came to take his cut, the youth did not run as usual, they said they would not give him money...'
- The four were released over insufficient evidence.
- They want compensation or restoration of their property.
- Locals and stakeholders are frustrated, citing the facility's potential to boost livestock trade.
- The dispute has raised food security concerns, as maize is Kenya's staple food.
- March 1, 1896, became the mark of Ethiopia’s independence.
- The South Korean Air Force has launched an investigation into the mishap.
- The comment drew laughter in Congress, but prompted Lesotho to announce plans for a formal protest.
- This follows two recent mine collapses that killed 56 people, including women and children.
- His illness has caused him to miss major church events, marking his longest absence from public duties since becoming pope 12 years ago.
- Global efforts have expanded legal protections, services, and inclusion, but challenges persist in leadership, healthcare, and economic empowerment.
