At exactly 10am Friday, Kithure Kindiki will be sworn in as Kenya’s third Deputy President at the steps of the iconic Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi.
President Ruto faced tough questions about his government's failure to protect Kenyans and the alarming trend of targeting individuals armed only with mobile phones.
If passed, Maandamano Bill will grant the Interior Cabinet Secretary authority to set strict rules on how demonstrations are conducted.
Kenya Kwanza's much-hyped bottom-up economic model is not working, according to a report from the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO).
A government report highlights Kenya’s position as a hub for illicit financial flows, with billions moving through weakly regulated sectors like real estate and law firms.
In Nairobi boardrooms, Gautam Adani was regarded as a visionary, a partner capable of transforming Kenya’s infrastructure and addressing critical gaps in the country’s energy and aviation sectors.
Pressure by United States authorities forced the President’s hand after leasing out JKIA to the Indian firm in the wake of geopolitical upheavals was deemed risky.
The Cabinet has committed to ambitious development goals, promising President Ruto to construct 10 stadiums by the end of this year.
Critics warn the 19 proposed agricultural laws could disrupt sector and worsen hunger. The Bills, among others, introduce additional certifications and levies at every stage of production
The government is focusing on the diaspora’s growing role in Kenya’s socio-economic development through remittances, investments, and knowledge transfer.
Multiple sources close to both Ruto and Uhuru described the talks as a “handshake-like” arrangement.
President William Ruto is strategically reshaping Kenya’s political landscape as he lays the foundation for both his first-term legacy and his 2027 re-election bid.
As Kenya marked 60 years since it became a republic, President William Ruto celebrated progress but failed to address insecurity, abductions and other human rights violations.
President shifts political strategy to champion the marginalized amid mounting discontent.
While devolution was designed to bring government closer to the people, many county leaders have become symbols of corruption, waste, and impunity.
An initiative to vaccinate livestock countrywide has kicked up a major storm with growing fears from farmers and veterinary professionals over the handling of the government programme.
Amid rising concerns over corruption, incompetence, and delay of cases, a growing push for a fresh round of vetting for judges and magistrates is gaining momentum.
The secret afternoon meeting, which marked a dramatic shift in their political relationship, followed almost four years of animosity and bitter rivalry between the two former allies.
With mounting political tensions and economic hardships, the President faces a make-or-break year as the new year approaches amid efforts to rebuild public trust and forge new alliances.
Mothers and families of abducted individuals will stage protests across major towns today, Monday, to denounce the rising cases of enforced disappearances and mysterious deaths.