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Britain agrees to enter structured discussions on slavery apology with countries and communities affected by the transatlantic slave trade at the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Mee...
Kenya Meteorological Service forecasts heavy rains in several counties from November 3 to 10, warning of potential flooding and disease outbreaks.
Kenya's opposition leader Rigathi Gachagua faces criticism for his comments on building alliances and targeting fellow opposition leaders.
An advocate, Abshir Ahmedsadak Abdi, was abducted by armed men in Nairobi, prompting his family to seek court intervention to compel security agencies to disclose his whereabouts.
A recent Mini Demographic and Health Survey in Kenya reveals significant disparities in healthcare and family planning, particularly among women and children.
Musician Bien criticizes President William Ruto over the inflated cost of Talanta Stadium, questioning the use of public resources.
Kenya's maize production has increased by 1 million tons as croplands expand by 126% over three decades, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics.
Kenya's Public Service Commission chairperson Francis Meja has urged state agencies to comply with human resource management laws and guidelines.
Kenya govt mulls extending HPV vaccination to boys as only 20% of girls complete second dose
Kenya's Capital Markets Authority proposes to lower Reits minimum investment to Sh100,000 from Sh5 million to increase accessibility.
A socialite was recently spotted at Quiver Lounge Kilimani in Kenya, sparking interest among locals and visitors alike.
Kenya's IPOA launches Trust 47, a nationwide initiative to improve police-public relations ahead of the 2027 General Election.
