To beat diabetes in Kenya, let us strengthen early action, response

According to the IDF, more than half of the people with diabetes in Kenya are not yet diagnosed.

When the State becomes the prime suspect

A republic is free when even its most powerless citizen enjoys the protection of the law.

Big test for hospitals

Hospital managers risk personal fines of up to Sh2 million, and facilities demanding payment...

Enforce building rules to curb wanton deaths

To cut costs, some developers use inferior steel and cement or rely on unqualified personnel.

Pope Leo elevates Eldoret to archdiocese, names Joseph Obanyi first archbishop

Eldoret is the fifth province after Nairobi, Kisumu, Nyeri and Mombasa.

Kalonzo: I am ready to sacrifice my ambitions for opposition unity

"Those saying that Kalonzo will decamp if not picked are naysayers."

Ntutu-Tongoyo rivalry, chaos overshadow Maa festival attended by Ruto

Rival camps clashed, temporarily paralysing the proceedings as dignitaries watched.

Riverside wall collapse: Death toll rises to 4

'I have no stolen money for my campaign', Matiang'i hits back over 2027 funding claims

He accused the current leadership of institutionalising corruption.

Tension in Banisa as 6 killed in Ethiopia near Kenyan border

Security agencies and administrators are on high alert to avert a spillover of the dispute.

Tana River governor Dhadho Godhana enters 2027 State House race

County boss joins growing list of politicians seeking to unseat President Ruto.

Riverside wall collapse: Death toll rises to 6

The outdated 1974 standards law KEBS wants changed

The Kenya Bureau of Standards pushing for sweeping changes to law governing its operations

Why transporters are against proposed 6am-to-6pm alcohol transport restriction

Kenya Transporters Association says proposed measures risk punishing legitimate businesses.

Why court ordered ARA to return Sh34m cash, luxury cars to trader

The agency had claimed that Anthony Kepha Odiero's assets were proceeds of crime.