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Slovenia President Natasa Pirc Musar arrives in Kenya for a three-day state visit, to grace Madaraka Day celebrations, and hold talks with President Ruto.
Ann Nderitu confirms she is still serving as Registrar of Political Parties despite her nomination for the IEBC commissioner role; declares Sh138 million net worth.
Police have arrested four suspects who were found in possession of plastic toy guns(revolvers) in Nairobi.
A lobby group accuses the Ministry of Health of violating Kenyan law and international treaty by involving BAT Kenya in a health campaign for transport workers.
Former Chief Justice David Maraga has called for the shutdown of President William Ruto’s administration, citing state failure and alleged state-sponsored terror.
The European Union has added its voice to growing calls for justice and accountability in the wake of the death of Kenyan teacher and blogger Albert Ojwang, who died in police custody.
President William Ruto has vowed that his administration will protect citizens from rogue police officers and hold to account any officer who does not operate under the rule of law.
Omtatah says police are conducting a deliberate cover-up in the Ojwang's murder probe.
One woman with repeated appearances at official functions has been the subject of viral online discussions.
Police arrest suspect in Nairobi found with 21 detonators, handed over to Anti-Terrorism Police Unit as investigations continue.
University students have condemned the police brutality witnessed on Tuesday during the protest for justice following blogger Albert Ojwang’s murder.
Infertility in men and women as we mark infertility awareness month Dr. Kireki Omanwa, President of the Kenya Obstetrical and Gynecological Society explains more.
The scholar noted that intervention was bound to happen following Iran’s threats to Israel.
Kenyans have vowed to continue with tomorrows demonstration despite government warnings.
Motorists in Nairobi faced heavy traffic on Thursday morning, as the capital recovered from the aftermath of nationwide protests and the usual weekday rush.
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino claims his security has been withdrawn, terms incident as ‘government intimidation’ and retaliation for his support of Wednesday’s protests.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has warned that Kenya will not be allowed to slide into anarchy, following Wednesday’s nationwide protests that turned violent.
President William Ruto has described the recent Gen Z protests as “anarchy dressed in freedom colours” after traders across the country reported heavy losses and destruction.
Mwangi argued that the government's objective is to render protesting too dangerous to consider.
Speaking on Spice FM on Tuesday, July 1, Karua claimed the state was enabling terror by hiring goons and using excessive force on peaceful demonstrators.
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