8 Oct 2024
- DP Rigathi Gachagua has defended himself against removal from office, intimating that one of the grounds under which the impeachment motion was tabled in Parliament is unfair as he was only following in the leadership footsteps of his boss, President…
8 Oct 2024
- A busy terminal at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) will temporarily close on Thursday, October 10, 2024, to allow for renovations, the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has announced.
8 Oct 2024
- Senators will hear the impeachment motion against Kericho Governor Dr. Erick Mutai through the plenary after they failed to support a motion by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna to establish a special committee of 11 members to investigate the charges.
8 Oct 2024
- Truth or smear? Reactions to Gachagua's 'tell-all' briefing
8 Oct 2024
- Youth community leaders from some of the world’s most climate-impacted countries, including Kenya, have come together to co-create strategies and demands for climate action at the third annual Climate Justice Camp, a week-long event being held in Arusha…
8 Oct 2024
- The government further issued cautionary steps Kenyans can take to protect themselves.
8 Oct 2024
- Trading corporation said some consignments were sold at Sh3,028 per jerrican instead of Sh3,700, resulting in a loss of Sh540 million.
8 Oct 2024
- A total of 40 security officers are attending a three day security and stadium safety workshop organised by the Confederation of African Football,CAF in Nairobi . The training is intended at promoting safety in the stadium during both local and…
8 Oct 2024
- Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has urged Members of Parliament to follow their conscience as they decide his political fate in the ongoing impeachment process, which has thrust him into the center of a political storm. In his closing statement before…
8 Oct 2024
- Popular city lawyer Ndegwa Njiru has left many a little confused after joining Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's legal team - less than two months after repeatedly using his X platform to attack the country’s second-in-command.
