Murkomen Reveals Changes Coming to Birth Certificate Applications in Kenya
The government intends to expand the programme to other parts of the country following the initial rollout.
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Fresh Blow to University Students as Talks to End Lecturers' Strike Collapse
The unions insist that the government must address specific grievances raised by lecturers instead of concentrating solely on the 2025-2029 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
Drama as Police Fire Tear Gas, Shots at Malala, DCP Leaders in Kakamega
The situation quickly deteriorated after the group arrived, with police officers deploying tear gas and firing shots into the air, triggering running battles at the station.
Uganda Moves to Open New Border Crossing After Kenya Completes Road Works
The directive followed concerns raised by Uganda's Parliament Speaker, Jacob Oboth, over delays in operationalising the border, despite Kenya having completed tarmacking its section of the road.
Popular TikToker Arrested Over Ksh500,000 Extortion Case Against Bank
He was presented before a court on Monday, where his lawyer sought the reinstatement of his bail.
Council of Governors Elects New Chairperson & Leadership
The new chairperson previously served as the council’s vice chairperson.
Duale Reveals Number of Kenyans Quarantined After Ebola Case
The latest update comes after earlier reports indicated that 10 high-risk contacts had been quarantined
Ruto Announces New Date Of Opening Of Rironi-Mau Summit Highway
The highway is part of the Northern Corridor, a key regional transport network connecting the Port of Mombasa to landlocked countries across East Africa.
Blow For Ruto as Court Cancels Ksh5 Billion Affordable Housing Project
Three petitioners challenged the development in court
Govt Bans Its Hotel Meetings After Ebola Patient Dies in Nairobi
The suspension is intended to allow the department to concentrate its resources on emergency preparedness, contact tracing and other interventions to contain the outbreak
Cabinet Targets 200,000 Kenyans in Major Tree-Planting Exercise on October 10
The exercise will form part of Mazingira Week, running from October 5 to 10
Ruto Reveals Plan Involving Camels, Buffaloes To Address Milk Shortage
Ruto cited India as an example of a country where buffaloes are commercially milked