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Trade unions demand timeline for ratification of ILO convention on workplace harassment

The unions are demanding stronger workplace protection mechanisms, accessible reporting channels, fair investigations and safeguards against retaliation for employees who report abuse.
By Juliet Omelo 7h ago
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From the first day of the building collapse in Eastleigh, various conflicting information had been seen on social media regarding the status of rescue operations.
By Newton Kimaiyo 8h ago
The Environment and Land Court in Nairobi has barred the government from constructing a car park at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage.
By Jacinta Mutura 1d ago
Rescue operations at the site of the collapsed building in Eastleigh, Nairobi, entered the sixth day with the number of people still unaccounted for dropping to 16 from 20.
By Newton Kimaiyo 2d ago
Irrigation PS Ephantus Kimotho named CETRAD board chairman as the trust is relaunched through a partnership between government and two universities to guide research and policy across Kenya in future.
By David Njaaga 2d ago
Authorities say 32 of the 52 cases that were reported to the Kenya Red Cross Society tracing desk have been closed.
By Newton Kimaiyo 2d ago
Twenty people remain unaccounted for in the collapsed Eastleigh building, with rescue operations 65 per cent complete on day five, authorities say
By Esther Nyambura 3d ago
Owino, through his lawyers, says he would not be intimidated into silence over the tragedy that has raised questions about building approvals and regulatory oversight.
By Nancy Gitonga 3d ago
Nairobi leaders trade blame over the Eastleigh building collapse as families search for missing relatives and survivors struggle with medical bills.
By Jacob Ochiro 4d ago
Nairobi’s Eastleigh building collapse exposes persistent failures in construction oversight, enforcement and accountability despite repeated warnings and previous tragedies.
By David Odongo 4d ago
Nairobi’s building approval system faces fresh corruption allegations as rescue teams continue searching for dozens of people missing after the Eastleigh building collapse.
By Pkemoi Ng'enoh and Jacob Ochiro 5d ago
Sakaja demanded answers from Kamukunji Police on how the suspects were arrested in June but released on Sh50,000 bail without being charged in court.
By Patrick Vidija 5d ago
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