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Gachagua claimed that excessive sulphur content in imported fuel could have devastating mechanical effects, warning of “national crisis” in the near future.
The government has raised concerns over the delayed payment of more than 3,000 suspended workers at the Export Processing Zone in Athi River.
Kenya is facing a severe shortage of midwives, with health experts urging urgent government action to address staffing gaps that are driving burnout and maternal health risks.
Property worth millions of shillings was destroyed in Kitengela, Kajiado County, during the fuel hike protests.
A section of human rights defenders in Kajiado county has announced that they will not participate in the demonstrations planned for June 25
Kajiado County Knut Secretary Erick Kolingo says the wave of school unrest has raised concerns over the safety of learning institutions and the well-being of learners.
A section of Maasai morans from Kajiado County has vowed to protect businesses during the planned June 25th Gen Z commemoration protests.
Activist Bob Njagi has been arrested in Kitengela over allegations of incitement linked to planned Gen Z commemoration protests, with police saying he will be charged in court.
A section of religious leaders in Kajiado county are calling for sobriety as Kenyans prepare for the coming general election.
Authorities have rescued eight foreign Nationals who were being held against their will at an unaccredited rehabilitation facility in Kajiado County.
A public participation forum on the construction of a proposed cement factory ended in prematurely after chaos erupted at Kyumbi area in Machakos County.
Two suspects believed to be persons of interest in the investigations regarding the killings of of Dr Victoria Nthunya will remain in custody for 14 days.
Jubilee presidential candidate Fred Matiang’i has urged Kenyans to maintain peace and mutual respect.
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has urged young people to rise above ethnic, religious and regional identities and regard themselves first as Kenyans.
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have been urged to adopt green energy solutions to reduce their production costs.
President William Ruto has assured Kajiado residents that they will soon have full control of the management of Amboseli National Park, following his decision to return the park to the county.
Magadi Hospital continues providing vital healthcare despite the government-Tata Chemicals Magadi standoff, with residents warning that a takeover could disrupt services.
President William Ruto’s tour of Kajiado County has sparked controversy, with Governor Joseph Ole Lenku’s allies claiming that it was used to undermine the governor and advance UDA politics.
The worsening drought has left residents and their livestock facing an increasingly desperate search for water, with most traditional water sources having dried up after months of little or no rain.
Digital reforms in Kajiado County’s land sector have helped curb corruption and reduce land ownership disputes over the past decade, county officials have said.
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