Museveni Announces Plans For Uganda's Own Refinery
The Ugandan president said the proposed facility had been in the works for some time
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Sifuna’s Party Name Gets Green Light After Latest Ruling
The ruling provides a major boost to the movement associated with Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna
New Proposal Could Change How Kenyans Drive Around School Buses
The concerns were sparked after students who had visited Parliament experienced delays while travelling to the National Assembly.
Ruto Speaks After Uhuru Revives Debate Over Who Won 2022 Election
His remarks came days after the former President made fresh claims about the outcome of the 2022 presidential election.
MP Explains Why Embu County Should Be Renamed
The MP claimed that the Mbeere region has lagged behind other areas of Embu in terms of infrastructure and access to basic services
University Lecturer in Trouble After Video of Controversial Classroom Remarks About Ruto
The university condemned the lecturer’s comments, which were made during a class session on Thursday, September 24.
Gachagua Reveals Why He Doubts Opposition Will Unite Against Ruto
Gachagua questioned whether some opposition leaders were fully committed to supporting whoever emerges as the coalition’s presidential candidate.
DCI Raid Uncovers Syndicate Handling Fake Court Orders, Land Titles
In August, separate investigations into land fraud resulted in convictions at the Milimani Law Courts after forged ownership documents were reportedly used in disputed property transactions.
People Trapped After Truck Overturns Onto Car Along Mombasa Road
The crash prompted an immediate rescue effort, with members of the public rushing to the scene to try to free those trapped in the damaged car.
New Rule for Kenyans With Solar Power Systems Takes Effect
Under the amended 2023 tariff schedule, electricity injected into the Kenya Power network without authorisation will be classified as dumping and charged at the applicable base tariff.
Lobby Raises Alarm Over Unlicensed Pharmacies Operating Across Kenya
PSK said Kenya has more than 5,600 pharmacists, but only about 2,800 currently renew their annual practice licences.
Sudan Grinds to a Halt as Traders Shut Shops Over Rising Taxes and Prices
The new measures include restrictions on the importation of essential goods as well as increased taxes and levies.