A tribunal has summoned National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) Director-General Nashon Kondiwa to explain why the regulator has blocked Embakasi Shuttle Limited from accessing its online ...

The growing political wave of Linda Mwananchi Movement leader Edwin Sifuna in Western Kenya appears to have jolted Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, who has been central a figure in the region ...

Kisii Governor Simba Arati’s growing prominence within ODM could significantly reshape the political landscape in the Gusii region, setting the stage for an intensified contest between the party and ...

More than 15,000 heads of comprehensive schools from across the country have converged in Mombasa for a four-day conference focusing on the future of the education system, foundational learning and ...

The wife of a European diplomat had just walked out of a popular mall in Westlands on February 7, 2026. She was making calls and preparing to commute home when a motorcycle with a rider and two ...

An investor seeking to recover Sh154.4 million from the Mombasa County Government wants the Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja ordered to ensure the arrest of a county executive committee ...

The narcotics seizure in Kwale renews concerns over use of East African maritime and land corridors by international traffickers.

The Technical University of Kenya (TUK) has been given 30 days to pay a Sh6.43 billion debt owed to its current and former employees in unpaid pension contributions and accumulated interest, deepening ...

By the time we were done baring our hearts, our tense shoulders had sagged with relief since the load we had been carrying felt much lighter.

The 7,000 cases do not include the commission’s separate historical land injustice caseload. Adding those claims would increase the backlog, although Dr Oseko did not give a com ...

Teachers are expected to fulfil their responsibilities throughout the school calendar, including during the holidays.

Children under 18 will need a parent’s consent to access social media and other online services in Kenya, and platforms that breach their duties under the law could face fines of up to Sh500 million.