Eritreans exert absolute dominance in African road cycling in Kwale

Over 300 cyclists battled for glory in the five-day event that saw Eritreans stamp authority over their compatriots from 30 nations across Africa.

By Frankline Kipruto and Elizabeth Mburugu 2 months ago

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Why overusing antibiotics is putting Kenyan lives at risk

Our surveys show that up to 50 per cent of patients admitted to hospitals are started on an antibiotic.

By Loice Achieng Ombajo and Eve Koile 2 months ago

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Police recruitment draws massive turnout after three years

Only 10,000 men and women were fortunate to be enlisted in the National Police Service (NPS).

By Hudson Gumbihi and Erastus Mulwa 2 months ago

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Ruto's Ukambani tour blurs political lines as Kalonzo allies join

Ruto's development tour of Ukambani, which began on Wednesday in Makueni County, has stirred political debate.

By Philip Muasya and Erastus Mulwa 2 months ago

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Why KDF is taking over stalled projects

With the advent of devolution in 2013, counties across Kenya embarked on ambitious development projects, from modern stadiums and fresh-produce markets and value-addition facilities.

By Julius Chepkwony and Edwin Nyarangi 2 months ago

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EACC raids Nyamira governor's homes over Sh382m graft probe

Anti-Corruption agents on Wednesday raided the homes and offices of Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo and four senior county officialsin connection with a Sh382 million tender probe.

By Nancy Gitonga and Emmanuel Kipchumba 3 months ago

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New investor to pump Sh2.6b into Rivatex, hire more workers

The firm will manage and operate the company for 21 years under a lease agreement. The new private operator has pledged to restore struggling textile firm to full capacity.

By Macharia Kamau and Esther Dianah 3 months ago

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Kampala court throws out case on missing Kenyan activists

The High Court of Uganda held that there was no convincing evidence that the activists, who were abducted on October 1, were in the custody of any State agency.

By Nancy Gitonga and Emmanuel Kipchumba 3 months ago

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Railanomics: The people's economist who never ruled

From Baba Care to tax reform, Raila Odinga championed a people-first economy. Decades later, Kenya still grapples with the same crises he long warned about and wanted to tackle.

By Macharia Kamau and Esther Dianah 3 months ago

Public Viewing of Raila Odinga's body moved to Kasarani

The public viewing of Raila Odinga's body has been moved from Parliament Buildings to Kasarani Stadium after swelling crowds overwhelmed security and disrupted the initial plan.

By David Njaaga, David Njaaga and Edwin Nyarangi, David Njaaga, David Njaaga and Edwin Nyarangi 3 months ago

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Jubilee's party comeback bid rattles Gachagua, opposition

The party has been accused of being used by President Ruto to divide the Mt Kenya region.

By Irene Githinji and Edwin Nyarangi 4 months ago

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Blind city? Shame of Nairobi without working CCTV cameras

The killing of lawyer Mbobu has exposed the capital's collapsed surveillance project and widening insecurity gaps.

By Hudson Gumbihi and Emmanuel Kipchumba 4 months ago

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Suspects in lawyer's killing identified

Persons of interest in the murder of city lawyer Kyalo Mbobu have already been identified with interrogations ongoing, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has revealed.

By Anne Atieno and Emmanuel Kipchumba 4 months ago

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Faith, Irungu express their position on Ruto protest victims panel

LSK President Faith Odhiambo and Amnesty International Kenya Executive Director Irungu Houghton have said that they have not participated in any meetings or engagements with the panel.

By Jacinta Mutura and Emmanuel Kipchumba 4 months ago

Cash crisis bites as audit of ghost schools delays capitation funds

Institutions struggle without finances, entering third week of dire shortage.

By Lewis Nyaundi and Erastus Mulwa 5 months ago

Concern as juvenile criminals terrorise city residents in estates

The gangs use different names like Chinje, Mbogi, Bad Bunny, Genge and Silent among others only known to the members.

By Pkemoi Ng'enoh and Emmanuel Kipchumba 5 months ago

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From housing to finance laws, President Ruto's hand in parliamentary misdeeds

Coercion and political whipping often happen behind closed doors, party caucuses, Parliamentary Group meetings and WhatsApp groups where MPs are pressured to advance the Executive agenda.

By Jacinta Mutura and Edwin Nyarangi 5 months ago

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How rituals and superstitions are fueling cervical cancer, deaths in Turkana

Cultural beliefs and myths prevent women from getting screened early. Low vaccine uptake worsens preventable cervical cancer deaths among women.

By Mercy Kahenda and Edna Rono 5 months ago

Joy, tears as Stevo reunites with family after death row reprieve

It was the tears streaming freely down Stephen 'Stevo' Munyakho's cheeks that said it all.

By Jacinta Mutura and Emmanuel Kipchumba 6 months ago

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To ordinary Kenyans, IPOA is no better than a toothless bulldog

The promise of police accountability enshrined in the Constitution and cemented by the IPOA Act, 2011, is rapidly eroding under the weight of escalating police brutality.

By Job Omondi and Esther Wasike 7 months ago

'No justice, no budget': Protests erupt in Nairobi amid teargas and chants

Police lob teargas at protesters within Nairobi CBD demanding justice for Albert Ojwang, call for DIG Eliud Lagat's resignation.

By Denis Omondi and Esther Dianah 7 months ago

Kalonzo fights for Ukambani as Ruto makes serious incursion

Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has been rallying crowds across the region, alongside opposition allies like Rigathi Gachagua and Eugene Wamalwa among others.

By Philip Muasya and Erastus Mulwa 7 months ago

Staff wrangles stall SHA recruitment process

The court orders SHA to re-advertise jobs, blocking exclusive hiring, as the employee criticises abandoning of the initial hiring plan, causing unnecessary disputes.

By Mercy Kahenda and Edwin Nyarangi 8 months ago

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Why IMF, World Bank hand in Kenya budget faces pushback

Among the many placards on display in the streets of Nairobi last June when Kenyans protested against the Finance Bill, 2024 were a few unpalatable ones targeted at the IMF.

By Macharia Kamau and Esther Dianah 8 months ago

Kalonzo kicks off 2027 presidential bid

Kalonzo accused Ruto's administration of orchestrating abductions and disappearances of Kenyans.

By Philip Muasya and Erastus Mulwa 8 months ago

Opposition leaders vow to deny Ruto a second term

The Wiper Leader is expected to declare his intention to run against President Ruto in 2027. Tseikuru meeting was part of the process of cobbling together a coalition for the election.

By Philip Muasya and Erastus Mulwa 8 months ago

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Mwangi details three days of torture, abuse in Tanzania

Rights activist Boniface Mwangi, has broken his silence following his release from detention in Tanzania, recounting a harrowing ordeal of torture and intimidation.

By Joackim Bwana and Emmanuel Kipchumba 8 months ago

Kenyan businesses urged to tap into lucrative Chinese market

There is vast untapped potential, especially in fresh produce, valueadded agricultural and processed foods, textiles, and leather products.

By Sofia Ali and Emmanuel Kipchumba 9 months ago

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State left us to die, abducted chiefs say after return

Five chiefs abducted by suspected Al-Shabaab militants in Mandera County have finally reunited with their families, but with deep reservations about how the govt approached the issue.

By Ibrahim Adan and Emmanuel Kipchumba 9 months ago

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Echoes of oppression: Play that ruffled government a sneak peek into current realities

The echoes of a play whose performance for a national audience aborted has captivated the nation and exposed the fissures between the government its critics and the general citizenry.

By Brian Otieno and Esther Nyambura 9 months ago

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Kweyu: Why I can't wait to see my son after 14 years of heartbreak and hope

Veteran journalist endured years of frustration after her son Stevo was imprisoned in Saudi Arabia.

By Okumu Modachi and Emmanuel Kipchumba 10 months ago

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Pain, suffering and fury as hospitals deny teachers, police officers medical care

The health of more than one million teachers, police officers and their dependents is at risk as hospitals deny them services due to delayed capitation.

By Lewis Nyaundi and Emmanuel Kipchumba 10 months ago

Journalists urged to highlight digital divide among marginalized communities

Journalists across the country have been urged to play a front-runner role in highlighting the digital divide among marginalized communities.

By Patrick Vidija and Esther Nyambura 10 months ago

Raila gains power in Parliament as Gachagua's allies lose key positions

ODM legislators have taken control of seven crucial committees in the Senate.The party is expected to reap more seats in the National Assembly committee elections.

By Josphat Thiongo and Edwin Nyarangi 11 months ago

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Raila gains power in Parliament as Gachagua's allies lose key positions

ODM leader Raila Odinga has continued to gain a foothold in Parliament, thanks to his working relationship with President William Ruto.

By Josphat Thiongo and Edwin Nyarangi 11 months ago

Senators, governors fault Kenya Power over disconnections

Four senators plan to summon Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi and KPLC CEO Joseph Siror to explain the "indiscriminate" power disconnection in critical installations across the country.

By Okumu Modachi and Edwin Nyarangi 11 months ago

Heartfelt tributes as public mourn Cheptumo for his selfless leadership

Baringo Senator William Cheptumo was serving his fourth term in parliament. His passing marks the end of a career defined by unwavering dedication to devolution and security reforms.

By Julius Chepkwony and Edwin Nyarangi 11 months ago

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How KNH's security lapses failed a helpless patient

In a disturbing tragedy that has sparked anger, Gilbert Kinyua Muthoni's throat was slit inside what should have been the safest place for recovery-a hospital.

By Benjamin Imende and Emmanuel Kipchumba 11 months ago

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Settle pending bills, employers tell State as thousands laid off

FKE wants the government to adopt a stable and predictable tax regime to foster business planning saying 5,567 Kenyans have been declared redundant over the past three years.

By Brian Ngugi and Esther Dianah 1 year ago

Former rugby star Ombachi, Mtoto News partner to empower youth

Dennis Ombachi, The Roaming Chef, joins Mtoto News under TikTok's Change Makers Program to amplify youth voices, promote mental health, and foster digital literacy in Kenya.

By Lunar Networks (PTY) Ltd Eclipse Communications 1 year ago