President Ruto and Cabinet Celebrate Kenyan Sweep at 2026 New York Marathon
Kenyan runners dominate 2026 New York City Marathon, with Sheila Chepkirui winning women's race.
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Kenyan runners dominate 2026 New York City Marathon, with Sheila Chepkirui winning women's race.
FBI attributes $6 billion Binance hack to North Korea's TraderTraitor group as withdrawals resume.
African Institute for Capacity Development tackles youth unemployment
Kenya's cricket team captain Dhiren Gondaria has assured that the team will bounce back stronger after a disappointing performance in the ICC Challenge League A circuit.
Dr. Augustus Kyalo Muli crowned as Chief Kyalo Muli I, reviving Anzauni clan's traditional leadership, calls for Kamba community unity ahead of 2027 General Election.
As Kenya prepares for COP31 in Türkiye, concerns arise over accountability and transparency in climate financing for vulnerable communities.
Abass Khalif, Lang'ata MP aspirant, mobilised hundreds to ODM's Jacaranda rally, impressing party officials with his organisational capacity.
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka dismisses speculation of joining President William Ruto's administration, citing its alleged role in presiding over public resource loss and worsening p...
A Kiambu PCEA preacher, Reverend James Kabue, allegedly received threats for hosting former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at his church.
Two people died and three others were critically injured after lightning struck a group of sugarcane workers sheltering under a jackfruit tree in Jinja District, Uganda.
Researchers identify circadian depression, a subtype of depression characterized by irregular sleep patterns and chronic tiredness.
Rescuers enter second week of searching for survivors at collapsed Eastleigh building in Nairobi