Dr. Monica Olala explains the significant economic contribution of apiculture in Kenya, emphasizing that bees are crucial for more than just honey production.

A debate has erupted among allies of President Ruto, sparked by Murkomen, regarding their luxury lifestyles and displays of opulence, particularly expensive watches.

A national holiday in Kenya has drawn criticism for allegedly being used as a political campaign rally, sparking debate over its intended purpose.

An article explores methods and ideas on how to liberate poetry from the traditional constraints of classroom settings, aiming to make it more engaging and accessible.

Nairobi residents are increasingly opting for hands-on pottery experiences as a date activity, choosing it over traditional night outings and cocktails.

Farmers are impacted after suspected pirates hijacked a vessel carrying a shipment of fertilizer that was destined for Mombasa.

A report describes a volatile border region experiencing conflict, leading to grief and rage among residents who are seeking peace.

Magwanga lost a court battle as his resignation effectively terminated his case regarding alleged 'constructive dismissal' from the Homa Bay deputy governor's office.

The Supreme Court has granted a reprieve to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), allowing 44,000 intern teachers to retain their positions pending the hearing of an appeal, as terminating their contracts would have crippled learning.

Purity Ngirici maintains she resigned from the Kenya Seed board, despite a Treasury letter surfacing that indicates her removal, with her exit closely linked to her political ambitions in Kirinyaga County.

Kirandich Dam in Baringo, once envisioned as a grand project, has deteriorated into a neglected site. Residents and leaders are raising concerns over the accumulation of liquor bottles and other waste, turning it into a drinking den.

Kenyan President William Ruto delivered his Labour Day speech in Chavakali, Vihiga, detailing his administration's achievements for Kenyan workers over the past three years and eight months. He outlined various initiatives and policies implemented to improve labor conditions and welfare.

The killing of Lubakaya, a Recce Squad officer, in a police shooting remains unsolved despite an inquest, leaving many questions unanswered.

Android applications have become central to digital life in Kenya, dominating video, sports, games, and payments. The country recorded 27.4 million internet users and 68.8 million mobile connections at the start of 2026, indicating a high mobile penetration rate.

The Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) is seeking to seize Sh6.7 million from three suspects linked to a syndicate involved in the acquisition and sale of stolen phones in the city.

Kenya is celebrating Sawe's historic athletic achievement, which has been officially recognized by the state.

Kakuzi has suffered a setback as a court issued a decision directing the company to hand over land to squatters, following a directive from the National Land Commission (NLC).

A recent study suggests Africa's continental rift is accelerating, which could result in the continent dividing into two separate landmasses and the eventual emergence of a new ocean.

Presidents William Ruto of Kenya and Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania led their respective nations' 61st Labour Day celebrations. The events highlighted workers' rights and government initiatives.

The Alliance Girls school in Kenya is under scrutiny due to allegations of increased fees and the misuse of funds, leading to public concern.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Joho announced efforts to reform the country's mining sector, stating that artisanal mining has deviated significantly from its legal definition and raising concerns about illegal operations and fraud.

Counties in Kenya are embracing a climate fund model introduced by the Treasury, a move expected to unlock significant investments in climate-related projects. This initiative aims to bolster local climate action and attract necessary funding.

Kenya's Treasury is under fire after Jimi Wanjigi raised questions regarding revised budget figures and the alleged existence of a Sh150 billion "mystery account."

Members of Parliament in Kenya have expressed support for a stringent new law aimed at combating livestock theft.

Sifuna has stated that for the 'wantam' initiative to be realized, the United Opposition must make difficult decisions, implying strategic political moves.

Kenyan President William Ruto stated that reports and headlines will not alter the truth of his administration's achievements, emphasizing his government's progress.

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has introduced over 120 new professional courses, significantly expanding its curriculum beyond traditional nursing programs.

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has launched an investigation into a suspected chemical spill affecting the Athi Dam ecosystem, after foamy, discoloured water was observed flowing into Nairobi National Park.

Kenya has relaxed its fuel standards for a period of six months, a measure aimed at preventing potential shortages and addressing supply disruptions stemming from the Middle East.

Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has attributed its failure to meet voter registration targets to significant budget constraints and security challenges.

Justice Warsame has been confirmed to the Supreme Court bench, with his strong reform record and integrity cited as key factors in his elevation. He received a clean bill for the top court position.

The Social Health Authority (SHA) has contracted foreign hospitals to provide medical services for Kenyans.

Kenyan President William Ruto hosted record-breaking athlete Sabastian Sawe at State House, Nairobi, to honor his recent achievements. During the reception, Sawe was awarded Sh8 million and custom number plates in recognition of his performance.

Amidst the normalization of gambling in social spaces, experts warn of addiction and financial ruin, with a study indicating that almost every gambler in Kenya is male.

Parents at Gingo Secondary School in Homa Bay are staging protests against an unapproved charge of Sh7,000, which is being levied outside the school's officially approved fees.

A presidential directive has ignited a conflict over 2,000 acres of Egerton University land, with an Auditor-General's report confirming that the university was defrauded of Sh24 million in revenue.

Meta is embroiled in controversy after reportedly firing workers who claimed to have observed users of the company's smart glasses engaging in sexual activity. The incident raises questions about privacy and content moderation related to wearable technology.

A report identifies the top 10 counties in Kenya with the highest rates of teen pregnancies projected for 2025.

Kenya is experiencing a significant increase in vehicle registrations, largely driven by a boom in the popularity and sales of motorcycles.

Calls are being made for the immediate decommissioning of Mandera Airstrip due to significant safety risks associated with its continued operation.

Fresh data indicates that President Ruto has faced challenges in maintaining economic growth momentum during his tenure in Kenya.

Early mortgage repayment is gaining traction as a new investment strategy, allowing borrowers to save millions of shillings in interest payments over the life of their loans.

There is a moment many drinkers recognise but rarely speak about.

Matiang'i has called for unity in the Nyanza region as he actively seeks to gain support from Raila Odinga's political base.

Africa is emerging as a leader in the global transition towards mobile-first markets and app-based trading, driven by widespread mobile adoption.

Kenyan official Kindiki has affirmed the government's dedication to ensuring the success and functionality of the SHA initiative.

Justice Mohamed Warsame has been put forward as a nominee for a position on the Supreme Court.

Kadhi courts in Kenya continue to be the country's most male-dominated space, with no women serving, and there are few signs that this situation is likely to change soon.

Kenya's agricultural sector value has grown to Sh1.75 trillion, with cash crop farmers seeing a Sh16 billion increase in earnings, and tea maintaining its position as the leading crop.

Residents of Mwingi have taken to the streets to protest against ongoing attacks by herders in the area.

The fate of 44,000 intern teachers in Kenya remains in limbo as the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) offered little hope to protesting interns, appealing for patience.

Four male critically endangered mountain bongos have been repatriated to Kenya from the Czech Republic, a move aimed at enhancing the genetic diversity of the species.

An article provides advice and information for students on how to obtain significant university funding, potentially covering up to 70% of costs.

Omanyo has commented on Millie Odhiambo's perceived neutrality in an ongoing Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party dispute in Kenya.

A women's group in West Pokot is actively combating deforestation by producing clean energy briquettes. This initiative not only protects the environment but also creates economic opportunities for the community.

East Africa's investment landscape is thriving, drawing $4.1 billion in investments due to ongoing market reforms. Kenya is a key gateway, with increasing interest in the region's frontier markets.

Kenya's President William Ruto has been compelled to address backlash following his recent remarks that suggested Nigerian-accented English was incomprehensible.

Oburu Odinga has organized a high-stakes weekend retreat following a series of meetings with youth groups, indicating significant political discussions are underway.

A Kenyan court has issued a statement regarding abortion, as new data reveals over 792,000 induced abortions occurred in the country between April 2023 and May 2024.

The Kenyan Senate has invited public input on a proposed Bill that would prohibit former governors from holding Senate or Member of County Assembly (MCA) seats.

The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has expressed serious concerns regarding the security of teachers operating in Kenya's North Eastern region.

A statement from Kindiki emphasizes the necessity for African nations to develop robust digital systems.

Parts of Kwale, Kenya, are experiencing significant flooding due to heavy rains, leading to widespread disruption and affecting daily life.

Justice Joseph Sergon participated in the afternoon session of the Judicial Service Commission interviews for a Supreme Court judge position.

Senator Eddy Oketch was ordered to leave the Kenyan Senate chamber following an unspecified incident during parliamentary proceedings.

Kenyan official Duale has announced that Sh300,000 last expense payouts for teachers will commence tomorrow.

With Africa having the world's youngest and fastest-growing digital population, concerns are being raised that efforts to close the digital divide must not compromise child safety.

A Kenyan entrepreneur in Nakuru has successfully built a growing Muscovy duck flock, showcasing a thriving business in duck farming.

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has advised President Ruto to follow the example of Kibaki, who reportedly never silenced Moi, amidst ongoing political disputes.

Veteran gynaecologist Dr. Job Obwaka has died at the age of 83, with public figures expressing condolences and news outlets like The Star Kenya reporting on his passing.

Overnight rains leave city residents stuck in floods  standardmedia.co.ke

Kenya saw a significant "baby boom" during 2021 and 2022, with these lockdown-linked years recording the highest birth rates in the country's past decade.

A report indicates that Kenya's fuel imports increased by 12.2% in 2025. This rise is attributed to a surge in demand across the country.

An analysis indicates that the perception of President Ruto's strong hold on Kenya's Nyanza region may be an illusion, suggesting his influence there is not as stable as believed.

A report indicates that Kenya's economy in 2025 demonstrated strong resilience, successfully navigating various sectoral shocks.

Kenyan comedian and activist Eric Omondi has expressed dismay after his Tuko Kadi concert was blocked from taking place at Uhuru Park.

A Grade 7 boy in Kitui, Kenya, was brutally killed by herders he had previously assisted. His family recounts the pain and the attackers' initial small talk before the assault.

Millicent Omanga was among those removed from their positions in the latest changes implemented by President Ruto and Cabinet Secretaries across various state agencies.

A parliamentary committee flagged key flaws in the SHA system, including cumbersome digital and administrative procedures, which are negatively impacting cancer patients.

Heavy flooding has disrupted traffic on Mombasa Road and submerged homes in Kinoo, Kenya, with the meteorological department predicting an end to the long rains by mid-May.

Ogamba has issued a warning to principals of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions in Kenya regarding the charging of illegal fees.

President Ruto stated that his administration has successfully driven out cartels to ensure that all farmers receive their payments within a week.

Four people were killed and an unknown number seriously injured in a road crash that occurred at 1 AM on the Bomet-Narok highway.

A night of heavy rains has wreaked havoc in Muthiga estate, causing significant damage and disruption.

Small liquor traders in Kenya are protesting what they call "punitive tourism taxes" and are seeking stakeholder input on potential amendments to the tax regulations.

A report highlights the concerning reality of digitally enabled femicide in Kenya, where romance connections can move faster than caution.

The article highlights the perceived irony of Kenyan President Ruto appealing for rescue from voters who are themselves facing economic strain.

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has introduced over 120 new professional courses, significantly expanding its curriculum beyond traditional nursing programs.

Kenyan police are actively investigating Tony Lwal, a suspect linked to the death of a 22-year-old university student in Kileleshwa, with details emerging about his flashy lifestyle and a past rape case.

Schools in Kenya are causing uproar by defying official guidelines and forcing parents to pay illegal fees higher than the stipulated amounts.

Natural resources contribution to GDP has improved, new survey shows  the-star.co.ke

The article argues that national consciousness is crucial for Kenya to build a prosperous nation, suggesting that rulers often prefer to manage a conquered population rather than govern a conscious one.

Political leaders have extended their condolences to Senator Onyonka after the passing of his mother, expressing sympathy during his time of grief.

President Ruto has inaugurated the Boma Yangu Chuka modern market, aiming to expand trading opportunities for local businesses.

The government has relaxed fuel standards in an effort to avert potential shortages, responding to ongoing global supply chain strains.

The article details the historical growth of Bamburi, Mombasa, from a swampy and bushy area into a significant economic hub, largely driven by the development of the Mombasa-Nairobi Highway which encouraged urbanization.

Kenya celebrated marathon record-breaker Sabastian Sawe with a hero's welcome, including a $62,000 gift, a car from President Ruto, and a water cannon salute upon his arrival in Nairobi.

Wajir County is nearing completion of preparations to host the upcoming Madaraka Day celebrations. The event marks a significant national observance for Kenya.

A court has acquitted Sonko of money laundering charges as part of an ongoing graft case.

The family of Kabiru has received his belongings at the airport, but without his presence, indicating a tragic loss or disappearance.

Senators in Kenya have expressed that they were not informed about a truce reached with governors, claiming they were kept in the dark regarding the agreement.

Media personality Kamene Goro's illness is discussed, with a doctor explaining that a human belly can conceal up to 10 litres of pus, highlighting the severity of her condition.

Kenyan athlete Sawe was honored by the president after achieving a historic sub-two-hour marathon, marking a significant milestone in the sport.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko and three co-accused have been found to have a case to answer in a Sh14 million graft scandal.

An opinion piece highlights the remarkable journey and career of Justice Mohamed Warsame, tracing his path from humble beginnings in Mandera to achieving judicial eminence.

Former Senator Orwoba was arrested in dramatic scenes before being subsequently released.

Student reliance on loans to finance higher education is increasing in Kenya, with Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) disbursements hitting Sh62 billion as bursaries shrink.

Industry leaders in Kenya are warning of a potential loss of a generation of talented women journalists, as an increasing number are leaving newsrooms, prompting calls for reform.

Kenya has seen a four-year low in murder cases, attributed to improved court efficiency, despite ongoing public criticism regarding police conduct and allegations of misconduct.

President Ruto has criticized Gachagua, while Governor Waiguru simultaneously rallied leaders from Kirinyaga at State House.

Despite an economic slowdown, the economy managed to create 822,100 new jobs, according to a news brief.

Kenyan politician Ichung’wah has stated that the opposition lacks a clear agenda and appears to be divided.

A police officer has been identified among several suspects arraigned in court on charges of robbery with violence. The case highlights concerns about law enforcement integrity.

Siaya Members of County Assembly (MCAs) have approved several County Executive Committee Members and Chief Officers. However, they rejected two nominees for the positions.

Teresia Nyaboke, the mother of Senator Onyonka, has passed away at the age of 81.

A witness has come forward claiming that children were subjected to beatings for attempting to find water in Shakahola, an area recently associated with a deadly cult.

Travelers in Garissa, Kenya, are stranded after bus companies suspended services, stating they will only resume once tensions on the Kitui route are resolved.

Kenyan President William Ruto has stated that anyone can visit State House, defending the policy amidst public backlash and criticism.

Kenyan President William Ruto has outlined national development priorities, including the need to increase power output to 10,000MW and the employment of over 494,000 youths abroad through bilateral pacts. He is also scheduled to address the Tanzanian Parliament, signaling diplomatic engagement.

Gakuya has lost his bid to halt a fraud case against him, as the High Court in Kenya cleared the way for his prosecution.

Farmers in Kenya's North Rift region are facing expensive fertilizer due to persistent subsidy shortages, with the Ministry of Agriculture attributing the issue to the Middle East conflict and rerouted shipping lanes.

A Kenyan national has been implicated in an illegal arms trafficking operation worth Sh7.5 billion and is currently detained in a US jail.

The agricultural sector in Kenya has reiterated its appreciation for duty-free access, which continues to significantly boost the country's farm industry and exports.

Governors eat humble pie, agree to appear before Senate committees  standardmedia.co.ke

Kenya is reportedly struggling with the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections like HIV, HPV, chlamydia, syphilis, and hepatitis B, highlighting issues in testing and prevention efforts.

A recent survey in Kenya has found that only six percent of schools are fully staffed to teach Grade 10, raising concerns about educational resources.

Kenya is strategically moving towards value addition in its mining industry, aiming to process its minerals locally to maximize economic benefits.

Heavy flooding has rendered the Kimbo-Matangi Road impassable in Juja, Kenya, severely disrupting local movement and transportation.

During his Supreme Court interview, Judge Katwa Kigen faced pointed questions regarding his previous professional work for President Ruto.

The Sh100 million Mavivye market, once intended to thrive, has been abandoned and turned into a ghost market, a tragedy attributed to political interference and neglect.

Professor Brennan was interviewed regarding Kenya's initiatives and strategies aimed at the early detection of throat cancer.

Kenya's President clarified his earlier comments regarding Nigerians' English-speaking proficiency, stating his remarks were misinterpreted. He also referred to Nigerians as 'in-laws' in an effort to smooth over the misunderstanding.

Officers from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) have visited the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) offices in Nairobi as part of an investigation into a CHAN insurance scandal.

Nduma (arrowroot) farming is gaining popularity in Homa Bay, Kenya, with its consumption increasing among hotel guests and families as a breakfast staple.

Kenya's voter registration numbers are seen as an indicator of political awareness, with calls to treat them with the same importance as taxes.

The conflict in Iran has severely impacted Gulf markets and driven up air freight and shipping costs, consequently withering Kenya's rose exports and stranding its tea.

A recent Court of Appeal ruling in Kenya is redefining reproductive rights for Kenyan women, creating legal uncertainty amidst a backdrop of rising abortion rates.

A court ban on graffiti, decorative art, and tinted windows on Nairobi's matatus (public transport vehicles) is threatening the unique 'nganya' art culture and the jobs of artists.

Atwoli has publicly backed Ruto while also cautioning against the commencement of early political campaigns in Kenya.

Veteran gynaecologist Dr. Job Obwaka has died at the age of 83. Public figures, including Duale, have expressed their condolences following his passing.

According to Mbadi, Kenya's economy in 2025 demonstrated strong resilience, successfully navigating various sectoral shocks.

Several areas in Nairobi, including Kilimani, Westlands, Karen, and Kibera, are experiencing a temporary water shortage due to a major burst on the NCT–Kigoro–Gigiri–Kabete transmission pipeline.

Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi stated his certainty regarding President William Ruto securing a second term in office.

The Supreme Court of Kenya has halted a ruling on an internship programme, marking a win for the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

Analysts suggest President Ruto is employing a 'high-stakes gamble' through his 38 trips to Nyanza to neutralize the opposition.

President William Ruto announced a 12% wage increase for general workers and a 15% increase for farm workers. This move aims to improve living standards for a significant portion of the Kenyan workforce.

A Tanzanian tycoon has entered into a Sh90 billion deal with the Kenyan government to construct 10 maternal hospitals. This significant investment aims to improve maternal healthcare services in Kenya.

Reports indicate that minor disagreements, ranging from small debts to love triangles, are increasingly leading to fatal incidents in Kenya.

Kenyan Senators are advocating for the centralization of hiring and transfers for county jobs, a proposal aimed at addressing ethnic dominance in county employment.

The Ol Kalou by-election is shaping up to be a high-stakes political battle in Nyandarua County, drawing 22 contestants.

A court has dismissed Kakuzi's legal challenge, upholding a directive that requires the company to cede 3,200 acres of land to squatters. This ruling is seen as a significant setback for Kakuzi.

Despite reported growth, Kenya's economic progress is being obscured by challenges such as poor wages, double taxation, and declining incomes for its citizens. These factors are highlighted as significant impediments to the country's overall development.

Alliance Girls High School is under fire for allegations of increased fees and the misuse of funds, leading to public concern.

A witness has recounted the discovery of several weak individuals at Kwa Binzaro, suggesting a potential incident requiring investigation or aid.

The story details how Rhodah Beja, a girl from Kilifi, initiated a chain of events by writing to Australian soccer player Alex Chidiac in 2019, leading to a significant connection.

Kenya is experiencing a significant jobs crisis, characterized by a high number of unemployed graduates and the fact that nearly nine out of ten new jobs are created within the informal sector.

Meta is under pressure to explain why it terminated a contract with an AI training company after Kenya-based workers claimed they were exposed to graphic content, including users having sex, captured by Meta's smart glasses. The workers subsequently lost their jobs, raising ethical concerns.

Traffic on Mombasa Road has returned to normal after an overturned tanker, which had caused significant disruption, was successfully removed from the roadway.

Kisumu county in Kenya has failed to meet its voter registration target, raising concerns about participation in upcoming elections.

Kakuzi has lost its legal attempt to prevent the surrender of 3,200 acres of land to settlers in Muranga, Kenya.

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is investigating a chemical inflow that caused toxic foam in Nairobi National Park.

Kenyan President William Ruto's remarks about Nigerians, made from Italy, have sparked a discussion, with an observer noting his unconventional approach.

Kenyan politician Jimi Wanjigi has publicly called for the immediate freezing of a purported Sh150 billion 'shadow account' within the Treasury, raising concerns about financial transparency.

President Ruto is reportedly reshaping the political machinery in the Mt Kenya region in a fresh bid to strengthen his hold on this crucial voting bloc, with Kindiki emerging as a key figure in this new structure.

Edwin Sifuna has indicated that the opposition is working towards unifying its ranks to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 general elections.

The Yango Group has unveiled the 2026 cohort for its Yango Fellowship program, selecting 24 participants from over 600 applicants across six African nations. Over 12 weeks, these fellows will develop science and technology-based projects.

The World Bank has warned that the conflict in the Middle East is expected to cause the largest surge in energy prices, which will worsen inflation. This impact is particularly anticipated in countries like Kenya.

Kenya is reportedly losing 71 billion Kenyan Shillings annually due to the consumption of illicit alcoholic brews, highlighting a significant economic and public health challenge.

Meta and its subcontractor are in a dispute after over 1,000 Kenya-based workers were made redundant, with some claiming their jobs were lost after they reported seeing users having sex via smart glasses.

KenGen announced that high water levels have boosted its electricity output, which could lead to reduced electricity costs.

Kenyan President Ruto is set to host Panos Panay, President of the Recording Academy, in Nairobi from May 26 to 29.

Ogamba has formally requested the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to take disciplinary action against Alliance Girls Principal Margaret Njeru. The request stems from concerns regarding a recent fee hike implemented at the school.

Industry leaders at the Amwik conference in Kenya discussed the challenges faced by women in media, warning that a lack of reform could lead to the loss of a generation of talented women.

Elias Wekesa has filed a lawsuit against Safaricom, alleging that the telecommunications company deactivated and reassigned his phone number without prior notice.

Kenya is experiencing a shift in education enrollment trends, with a decrease in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) admissions while university enrollment sees an increase.

Kenya has seen a doubling of newly registered motorcycle sales, driven by a stronger shilling and more affordable loans, marking the second consecutive year of growth.

President Ruto addressed the Mt Kenya region, affirming that they hold the largest share of positions within the current government.

The Kenyan government has deployed specialised security teams to the areas of Tseikuru and Ukasi.

New data from Kenya indicates a concerning trend of declining transition rates across junior school grades. The report raises questions about student retention and progression within the education system.

Kenya is anticipating heavy rainfall across the country during the upcoming Labour Day weekend, prompting weather advisories.

Residents said nearby digging has weakened their building, leading to wall collapse.

Over 30 tenants in a Nairobi West apartment building have been forced to relocate after nearby digging weakened their building, leading to a wall collapse and prompting an evacuation.

Kenya is ending its Haiti deployment, with police officers returning home, but one officer remains unaccounted for, and their family awaits answers.

Several African nations are scheduled to meet with the United States to deliberate on the specifics of a bilateral health agreement, aiming to strengthen health cooperation.

A mother has been convicted of murder after her baby died from 'catastrophic' injuries, concluding a tragic legal case.

The article explores a town uniquely named 'N,' which is described as being frozen in time, suggesting a place with preserved history or traditional ways of life.

A mystery has emerged regarding the disbursement of Sh74 million to the Wings-to-Fly program in Kenya, prompting questions about the funds' allocation.

Kenya has asserted that it is not a failed state, countering any such perceptions.

The final contingent of 150 Kenyan police officers has returned home after concluding their mission in Haiti. Their deployment aimed to assist in combating violent gangs in the Caribbean nation.

Kenyan governors have agreed to appear before Senate committees, a development described as them 'eating humble pie' after previous resistance.

Reports indicate disquiet within the camp of Oburu as Members of Parliament deliberate on a new political plan.

More than 4,000 families in Kibera, Kenya, are preparing to move into new homes as part of a housing initiative.

The Elgon View estate in Eldoret, Kenya, has once again been hit by a severe flooding crisis, causing significant disruption to residents.

The National Land Commission (NLC) is engaged in a new court battle to block a Sh1 billion land compensation payout.

Lawyer Anne Waceke Makori underwent an interview for the position of Supreme Court judge.

The question of candidate zoning is becoming a significant point of contention for both a broad-based government and the United Opposition in preparation for the 2027 polls.

The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has successfully struck a deal with the state to provide enhanced medical cover for teachers.

The Ol-Kalou by-election is being viewed by some as a "Murima referendum" to determine which political faction holds sway in the Mountain region.