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A pesticide regulator has raised concerns over the credibility of a recent study that found Nyandarua potatoes to be unsafe for human consumption.
A group of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has raised concerns over budget proposals in the 2025 Finance Bill that, if passed, will reduce funding for essential programmes
A cleric has urged Ireland to stop foreign aid to Tanzania should it fail to apologise over detention of activists Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist and lawyer Agather Atuhaire.
Calls grow for nations to use dialogue in resolving escalating conflicts.
At least 100,000 youths are set to benefit from the Kazi Mtaani initiative.
At least 200,000 jobs have been created through the bilateral cooperation between Kenya and China.
Human rights groups have now joined the growing number of voices calling for Mr Lagat’s resignation
Dr Kiptoo was appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Public Debt and Privatisation to respond to queries on the status of public debt.
The government has suspended the controversial utilisation of housing levy funds to construct markets across the country.
Tension is rising high in technical colleges across the country as trainees lament over hike in tuition fees that they said have affected their learning progress.
IGAD has urged its member states to honour a regional commitment requiring them to allocate at least 10 per cent of national budgets to agriculture.
Injuries mar the first anniversary commemoration of Gen Z protests in Kenya.
Traders in Nairobi’s downtown area woke up on Thursday to billowing smoke and charred buildings, the aftermath of Wednesday’s protests that left a trail of destruction and despair.
The State anti-drug agency has rallied the country to prioritise prevention as the first strategy in the war against alcohol, drug and substance abuse.
The heavy police presence at a Supermarket premises in Nairobi's OTC area, several hours after the Gen Z protests cooled down has raised questions over what the state was concealing.
Emotional tribute for teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang during his funeral service.Widow says ‘see you soon’ were his last words to her before his demise in police hands.
The Kikuyu Council of Elders has criticised President William Ruto for failing to listen to the voice of the youth and has instead urged him to tolerate dissent.
The heart of Nairobi City, on Monday, stood unnaturally still with empty streets-storefronts shuttered and all business premises remained closed in anticipation of planned protests.
UN Commission on Human Rights "deeply troubled" by the trend of rights violations. Retired CJ Maraga and Cohesion Commission blame failed leadership for discontent.
The mask vendor was shot in the head at point-blank range by police in Nairobi on June 25. He succumbed to brain damage after being on life-support machine for nearly two weeks.
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