- The National Police Service argues that the Constitution grants the power to recruit police officers solely to the service and the Inspector-General.
- In the suit, the anti-graft agency wants the court to nullify the title to LR No. 209/12673 (currently LR No. 209/21526), which is registered in the…
- The proposal, now before the National Assembly, seeks to restructure how agricultural credit is delivered by transferring lending roles from several…
- The latest People Power Under Attack report by CIVICUS Monitor shows that Kenya’s civic space score dropped from 50 in 2023 to 37 in 2024, then fell.
- The report shows that the National Treasury approved Sh276.76 billion in additional spending under Article 223 between July 2025 and March 2026. Out…
- PS Omollo says increasing the number of women serving as Chiefs and Assistant Chiefs will strengthen grassroots governance, improve service delivery…
- The Public Service Cabinet Secretary says the new measures will target HR officers implicated in payroll manipulation, with legal action to follow as…
- From the devastating Machakos market fire and renewed calls to tackle cancer and teenage pregnancies to politics, mining reforms, improved security,…
- The National Police Service said detectives are still reviewing video footage and carrying out wider investigations with the aim of identifying more.
- The company is banning browser extensions that enable users to "jailbreak" AI chatbots, which attempt to override the safeguards built into platforms…
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron said the mission stands ready for deployment to support freedom of navigation in…
- Tobias Alando singled out the high cost of electricity as one of the biggest constraints facing manufacturers, noting that expensive power continues…
- As East Africa readies itself for a historic 2027 finals, the race to host the next generation of AFCON tournaments has already begun, ushering in a…
- The committee, chaired by John Kiarie, on Thursday heard submissions from Owen Baya, the sponsor of the Access to Information (Amendment) Bill, 2025.
- Turk warned of patterns of violence, including attacks on civilians, summary executions, torture, sexual violence, and forced displacement, mirroring.