"We don't donate money in church to impress bishops. We give to build churches, and we shall not stop," National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichun...

In a show of continued support, Ruto pledged Sh15 million towards the upgrade of primary and secondary schools in Kipsitet, a locality in Kericho Coun...

The fallout has intensified as his administration enforces controversial policies, particularly heavy taxation, sparking dissent from clergy and citiz...

President Ruto’s donations included Sh600,000 for the church choir and Parish Missionary Council (PMC), Sh2 million for the construction of a priests'...

Bishop David Kodia of the Bondo Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) expressed outrage over what he described as the government's attempt to "commercialise...

Kindiki addressed concerns raised by the Catholic Church, criticising the government's perceived failure to deliver on campaign promises and accusing...

The President highlighted his administration's commitment to addressing these issues through a collaborative government agenda.

The event's organisers introduced the leaders amid loud cheers from the crowd, signalling public interest in the high-profile reunion. 

Ruto appealed to religious leaders to work with the government to foster national unity and build a stronger Kenya.

They accused leaders of repeatedly making empty promises, especially concerning critical issues like healthcare.

Anyone who deliberately makes false entries or omission could face a fine of up to Sh100,000, a prison term of up to one year, or both.

The bishops finally condemned police use of force, arrests and indiscriminate and unnecessary use of live bullets on protesters.

Following the operation, which reportedly takes place every Tuesday, shop owners alleged heavy-handedness and unfair targeting.