Ng’aratuko Stories
The Unions decried that the delayed salaries have compounded financial challenges for TUK workers, with unions pointing to the non-remittance of statu...
Kenyan lawyer Kelvin Kubai represents 10 biracial children, some under 18, aiming to take their cases to Britain.
NTSA is engaging with county governments to streamline licensing and enforce designated pick-up and drop-off points for tuk-tuks.
The comparatively simple designs of electric vehicles provide an opportunity for sub-Saharan Africa to move away from accepting second-hand vehicles a...
Kenya currently spends $500 million (Sh64.5 billion) a month on petroleum imports.
In the documentary, an undercover recording captures a British soldier at the base admitting that soldiers continue to pay for sex.
Currently, Mombasa has approximately 15,000 petrol-powered three-wheelers on its roads.
Chairperson Nelson Koech assured Njoki and other victims' families that the inquiry into crimes allegedly committed by British soldiers would be thoro...
One of the key components of the strategic plan is the implementation of Phase One of the master plan for the construction of the Maritime Survival Tr...
Arshad's widow, Javeria Siddique, sued the GSU, the IPOA, the ODPP, and Attorney General Justine Muturi.
In efforts to fast-track justice for the victims, the National Assembly's Defence Committee has since launched an inquiry into the activities of the B...
They volunteer their services to transport survivors, offering immediate and crucial support in times of distress.
One of the most profiled alleged abuses by Batuk is the killing of Agnes Wanjiru in 2012, whose body was found in a Nanyuki hotel’s septic tank.
This comes as the National Assembly Defence Committee probes the conduct of the BATUK, following claims of breaching operational integrity, abuse of p...
More testimonies were shared in Nanyuki, Kenya, before a crowd comprising community members and local politicians, shedding light on the treatment of...
The inquiry follows allegations of corruption, fraud, discrimination, and abuse of power within the unit, as well as mistreatment, torture, unlawful d...
A Kenyan man working for the British military was blown up 17 years ago. The true circumstances of his tragic death can finally be told for the first...
Samira, Amran, Shukri, and Hindiya Abdi wash tuk-tuks, a job traditionally reserved for men, to help their father provide for their family,
