He underscored that it was wrong for citizens to remain mum as their resources are mismanaged and bad leadership prevails.

Urging the youth to take action, Uhuru said that everything worth having in the world is worth fighting for.

The amendment, introduced by Uasin Gishu Woman Representative Gladys Boss Shollei, seeks to modify Section 25(7) of the PFM Act.

The report highlights that kidnappings and abductions have become a growing security threat, with men, women, children, and foreign nationals being vi...

The push and pull went on during which Justice Mugambi summoned Masengeli seven times, but the top cop ignored all these summonses.

Generation Beta, according to demographer Mark McCrindle, will consist of those born between 2025 and 2039.

The year 2024 experienced a series of interest rate hikes on loans, a crucial go-to remedy by households in times of constrained disposable incomes su...

In the subsequent demonstrations, Eastleigh’s business community continued to focus on recovery, hoping for stability in the months ahead.

The former Chief Justice stressed that 2025 should be a year of accountability, especially for those who caused suffering in 2024.

Lobby groups are behind the fresh round of countrywide demonstrations to push the state to release those believed to have been abducted by security ag...

While the Finance Bill may have served as the immediate trigger, the protests were, in reality, a response to a much deeper frustration with Kenya’s g...

Ruto had one primary task: to turn the economy around and make it work for the majority, not just a few. He was supposed to improve healthcare, educat...

PS Omollo said they do not intend to take any legal action against the person drawing the trending Ruto cartoons on social media, especially, the X pl...

Many live in informal settlements under precarious conditions and have an unconventional approach to creating change.

Karua likened the government to a destructive parent, warning Kenyans against succumbing to fear.

According to CIVICUS, the violent suppression of demonstrations, which left at least 60 people dead and over 1,000 arrested, marked a severe curtailme...

The President further emphasised that patriotism should come before everything else.

Among the most active gangs in Nairobi during the review period were Gaza, T9, Kabaridi, and Trouble Monkey Brothers.