9 Nov 2024
- Ireland's president, Michael D. Higgins, formally dissolved the country's parliament on Friday, kickstarting a three-week general election campaign that will end with voters heading to the polls on November 29.
9 Nov 2024
- President William Ruto has announced the creation of a new sub-county in Baringo for the minority Maa tribe - the Illchamus community.
9 Nov 2024
- Raila Odinga has pledged to fast-track economic transformation, enhance intra-African trade and infrastructure, financial independence, gender equity and equality, agricultural transformation and climate action if elected the Africa Union Commission…
9 Nov 2024
- The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has acquired a green light to seize over 100 residential properties grabbed in Woodley Estate in Nairobi valued at Ksh.1 billion.
8 Nov 2024
- Three more cases of Mpox confirmed in Kenya, Health Ministry says the cases from Mombasa, Nakuru and Nairobi brings the tally to 17.
8 Nov 2024
- China has taken a significant step in space logistics and commercial space advancement with the introduction of low-cost cargo spacecraft, including a space cargo shuttle, tailored to meet the frequent supply needs of its space station. The China Manned…
8 Nov 2024
- What will Donald Trump's second stint in the White House mean for a US tech industry in the throes of an artificial intelligence frenzy? For sure Elon Musk, the world's richest person, will play a central role in Trump's Silicon Valley policies after…
8 Nov 2024
- Enzo Maresca says in-form Chelsea believe they can "win against any team" as he prepares for Sunday's match against Arsenal. Chelsea have a poor record against the Gunners in recent years but are above their rivals in the Premier League table ahead of…
8 Nov 2024
- A multi-agency security team has successfully dismantled a sandalwood smuggling syndicate and arrested a key suspect, Margaret Wambui Wambugu, also known as Maggy, who is believed to be orchestrating the illicit trade with the help of rogue security…
8 Nov 2024
- Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof on Friday condemned as a "terrible anti-Semitic attack" the previous night's violence targeting Israeli football fans in Amsterdam, declaring himself "deeply ashamed". "It's a terrible anti-Semitic attack. We will not…
