News
- - Two Anthropic researchers asked artificial intelligence firms to slow its development.
- - Wambua alleged he had recently received repeated threats from suspected sand barons
- - Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has urged Kenyans to avoid attending political meetings of leaders they do not support.
- - UDA Party has announced a change to the date of its grassroots elections in Kisii and Nandi counties.
- - Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has urged Kenyans to avoid attending political meetings of leaders they do not support.
- - Winnie Odinga breaks down at Raila Odinga’s grave in Bondo nearly a year after his burial, and a footage reveals the mausoleum taking…
- - Another clip sees Harry fishing with the children as their dog walks alongside the water.
- - Past El Niños destroyed infrastructure, displaced millions and caused death and disease.
- - Book serialisation
- - When professors return to class, who is really confused?
- - USA's voluntary conservation farming policy: Lessons Kenya can adopt
- - Reprieve for thousands of learners pursuing higher education alternatives
- - Let's stop normalising political violence now
- - Stakeholders call for government intervention in fertility treatment
- - El Nio: Why Kenyan businesses must consider taking insurance against predicted floods
- - Shidiye says political leadership should be determined by the people
- - The declines stem from well-understood, human-caused factors
- - How State is misusing emergency law to fund day-to-day operations
- - Ntimama10: Land fight, Maasai unity and Ruto re-election dominate memorial
- - Linda Mwananchi movement turned the capital into a stage for an open challenge to President William Ruto ahead of the 2027 General Election
- - Ombija, who is currently seeking the Nyakach parliamentary seat in Kisumu County, pointed to a series of ongoing infrastructure projects…
- - America in sorry State despite Trump's pledges
- - Why more women in Northern Kenya might be elected in 2027
- - The Bills seek to introduce or amend laws governing tertiary education funding and placement, teacher training, basic education,…
- - Environment CS says it is critical to protect communities from the health and environmental risks
- - Equal Earth may make it easier to teach, broadcast and discuss a different view of Africa and its prominence in the world.
- - Equal Earth may make it easier to teach, broadcast and discuss a different view of Africa and its prominence in the world.
- - Suspects use social media to lure victims to secluded places where they rob them.
- - Dr Silverstein’s death closes the story of Chicago doctor who attended to President Moi for 42 years.
- - The church alleges that a powerful Cabinet Secretary from the Mount Kenya region is recruiting young people to pose as squatters and claim…
- - More than 30 per cent of girls are lost between primary and secondary school, despite girls recording higher primary completion rates than…
- - From human rights defender to one of UDA's fiercest enforcers, Omar's rhetoric reveals a politician increasingly intoxicated with power.
- - Mr Sifuna says the reception his team got in Nairobi showed that city residents were unhappy with President Ruto's Kenya Kwanza…
- - Party Secretary-General Catherine Omanyo has told ‘rebels’ to leave ODM and join their preferred political camps.
- - It has emerged that the nationwide memorial rallies are designed to set the stage for the signing of a pre-coalition deal between ODM and…
- - Thousands turn out as Linda Mwananchi storms Jacaranda Grounds in Nairobi
- - Beyond the headlines, is IEBC ready for the August 2027 poll?
- - The President had criticised the previous system, arguing that it had contributed to the accumulation of huge debts by universities.
- - The event will be held at Amagoro Comprehensive School on October 31
- - Governor Nassir further pledged timely salary payments, promotions and clear career progression pathways
- - As the 2027 General Election approaches, the United Opposition is facing a growing debate over not only who
- - The aggrieved leader claims he was neither invited to the private meetings nor briefed about the high-level engagements.
- - The President will launch, commission and inspect a string of roads, water, security, health, education, energy and housing projects.
- - Silverstein’s career was defined by his contribution to medicine and service to generations of patients
- - The policy seeks to move Government communication from a reactive, fragmented and largely one-way exercise.
- - Another suspect was arrested
- - Ex-husband must vacate Karen home once 25% share is paid.
- - It should strive to be a pioneer of our times, says Chinese President Xi Jinping
- - Siaya Governor James Orengo has pledged to hold talks with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna in a bid to
- - President is expected in Siaya on Monday as he begins a five-day development and political tour of Nyanza.
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