Mafunzo ya usafi wa hedhi

17 Jun 2025 - Three officers, among them the Officer Commanding Station at Mawego Police Station, where the late Albert Ojwang’ was briefly held before his controversial transfer to Nairobi, have now recorded statements as investigations gather pace.

17 Jun 2025 - The streets of Nairobi on Tuesday were nothing short of lawless as police officers worked with goons to fight off protesters.

17 Jun 2025 - Former Interior CS Dr. Fred Matiang’i, who has announced his bid for the presidential seat in 2027, has pledged to take full responsibility and lead Kenya into a new era of reform and transformation.

17 Jun 2025 - The government has called for stronger, sustainable partnerships and collaboration to improve maternal and neonatal health services across the country, citing the need to reduce preventable deaths.

17 Jun 2025 - A police officer has been arrested and will be arraigned in court after shooting an unarmed civilian during protests in Nairobi’s Central Business District, according to the National Police Service (NPS). In a statement, the NPS confirmed that the…

17 Jun 2025 - Members of Parliament on Tuesday threw their weight behind the nomination of new commissioners to the National Police Service Commission (NPSC), emphasizing the urgent need for far-reaching police reforms amid growing public anger over alleged brutality…

17 Jun 2025 - National Assembly Speaker Moses Masika Wetang’ula has directed the Departmental Committee on National Security and Administration to table a preliminary report and statement in the House on Thursday at 2:30 PM. The report is expected to update the House…

17 Jun 2025 - Gachagua has torn into President Ruto for what he terms as a disregard for human life.

17 Jun 2025 - Ndhiwa MP Martin Owino has called for urgent reforms to restore professionalism, discipline, and public trust in Kenya’s police service. While backing the nomination of new commissioners to the National Police Service Commission (NPSC), Owino said as…

17 Jun 2025 - Siaya Resident Magistrate’s Court has ordered blogger Michael Oduor, also known as Mike Ochieng, to pay Ksh.3 million in general damages for defamation.