IS KENYA SLIPPING INTO POLITICAL VIOLENCE? GOONS, VANDALIZED VEHICLES AND RISING POLITICAL TENSIONS Homabay/Nakuru.
Goons, vandalism and deadly attacks are fueling fresh fears of political violence in Kenya ahead of 2027.
Goons, vandalism and deadly attacks are fueling fresh fears of political violence in Kenya ahead of 2027.
Keumbu police, backed by community policing groups, have arrested three suspects in possession of stolen property, with the trio set to face court today.
Jerusha Momanyi urges Gusii men to break the silence on GBV, warning that silence protects abusers.
Kakamega Senator Dr. Boni Khalwale is mourning the sudden death of his wife, Gloria Sekeiyan Khalwale, who collapsed and died on Saturday morning.
A Nyamecheo family is appealing for financial support after a decade-long illness left them struggling with medical expenses, now compounded by the death of their loved one.
A 19-year-old Form Four student at Kemasare Secondary School found dead and tied up in the Sasati River in Nyamira County.
National Assembly passes Roads Amendment Bill 2024
Dr. Fred Matiang’i says Kenya is now his primary mission, telling Murang’a residents he has completed his World Bank work and other responsibilities. He says his focus is now on giving the country his best, signalling readiness to serve.
MPs have passed the Plant Protection Bill 2025, creating a legal framework to protect Kenya’s agricultural sector from plant pests and diseases.
Kisii residents are demanding accountability, lower living costs and better service delivery as the 2027 General Election approaches, urging voters to judge leaders by performance rather than handouts.