The Public Service Commission (PSC) has put public officers on notice over the mistreatment of interns, warning that any form of abuse within government institutions is a criminal offence with serious ...

The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) Leader Rigathi Gachagua has renewed calls for the immediate sacking of Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen over a glaring security lapse involving ...

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has changed the dates of key eLogbook training sessions following the government's declaration of Wednesday, May 27, as a public holiday to mark ...

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has named Nyandarua Senator John Methu as the Democracy for the Citizen's Party (DCP)'s new Secretary General. Gachagua made the declaration on Monday, May 25, ...

Families in Garissa have been left homeless after houses in the Public Works area were demolished in an early morning operation on Monday, May 25, to clear land for the government’s Affordable Housing ...

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has formally declared Wednesday, May 27, a public holiday. In an official Gazette notice dated Monday, May 25, the CS announced that the day would be ...

The route is a highly vital artery in the Nairobi metropolitan area, serving as a critical commercial, residential, and agricultural corridor.

The matatu sector in the country has been on the brink of the rising oil prices, with critical negotiations between critical economic players taken into consideration.

Uhuru's remarks come at a time UDA secretary general Hassan Omar is facing backlash after remarks alleged to have been directed towards a certain community.

Some students have reported receiving "Not Yet Placed" status on their portal despite earlier receiving notification that they had secured placement.

There has been a growing scrutiny on the treasury on the upcoming Finance Bill, with CS Mbadi forced to issue clarifications yet again.

The Tax Appeals Tribunal allowed KRA to charge 16 per cent VAT on repossessed goods, something the bankers warn could increase loan costs on Kenyans who are already struggling with the tough economy.