The KNBS report shows that 46.4 per cent of Kenyans have no information about the initiative, with only 53.5 per cent being aware of it.

Nakuru has emerged as Kenya's second-largest county by gross domestic product (GDP), surpassing Kiambu, the KNBS report shows.

The rise in fares was partly intended to help raise funds for the repayment of the $3.75 billion (Sh485.63 billion) loan from China.

This seasonal spike, along with increases in prices of some food commodities and power, pushed up the country's inflation rate to 3.0 per cent in Dece...

The enhanced patrols are designed to ensure compliance with traffic laws, prevent reckless driving, and stop unlicensed and overloaded public service...

Data from the National Police Service has revealed that 4,282 fatalities have been recorded from road crashes in 2024.

Out of the total households surveyed, the trend shows a 7.9 per cent dip in the savings culture of Kenyans from 2021, the previous survey period, to d...

An Auditor-General's report further revealed that the fund had been largely inactive between 2015 and 2019.

Despite the controversies surrounding privatisation processes, President William Ruto defended the government's decision, citing a decade-old report r...

The macroeconomic indicators generally showed mixed performance in the period under review.

In Kenya, data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics shows around 3.5 million Kenyan youth are jobless and not in school.

Kihara tragically lost his life early Sunday morning in a road accident near Mang’u High School along Thika Road, after his vehicle collided with a lo...

These figures indicate a slight increase in road fatalities compared to the same period last year when 3,151 people lost their lives in traffic accide...

The initiative by the police aims to roll out the safety programme to more than 1,000 schools on the highways to promote road safety.

Several other passengers sustained injuries and were taken to Kericho County Referral Hospital for treatment.

He said the collision involved a matatu and a pickup truck, with one vehicle travelling towards Nairobi and the other heading towards Meru.

The bus, which was headed to Mombasa from Kisumu City, lost control, ramming into barriers and other vehicles before rolling into a ditch.

The anti-FGM crusader has transformed her traumatic experience into a beacon of hope for her community.

In the first week of July alone, 101 people died in road crashes across the country.

If it succeeds, the Gambia, a small West African nation of fewer than 3 million people, would be the first country in the world to make FGM legal agai...