A look at the people who have been kidnapped by individuals alleged to be police officers may provide insight as to why the State is after them.
The Standard Group Investigations and Security Editor, Francis Ontomwa, has been named Kenya’s Best Crime and Investigations Journalist of 2024
MPs have been urged to sanction Interior CS and the Inspector General of Police over police misconduct during the anti-tax demonstrations.
The High Court has dismissed four petitions challenging the lifting of the ban on genetically modified (GMO) foods.
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has denied allegations that police are behind abductions, which have fueled widespread concern among Kenyans.
Former super cop describes life behind bars as ‘hell’ and vows to hold onto innocence. Once a hero to many, Katitu now calls for police reform and justice for wrongfully jailed.
Kenyans lack basic legal knowledge touching on the right to bail and bond, a new report by the National Crime Research Centre (NCRC) shows.
A report by the National Crime Research Centre paints a grim picture of inconsistencies in court bail and bond decisions.
The report reveals vulnerability leads to growth in membership rather than gender as preachers take advantage of their members’ ignorance to mislead them.
The Court of Appeal has stopped the eviction of families from the 64-acre piece of land in Murang'a county that the Kihiu Mwiri Farmers Company Limited is claiming.
Uganda presidential aspirant Kizza Besigye together with Haajj Obed were on Wednesday afternoon charged with having firearms and ammunition in a Uganda court after going missing from Nairobi.
The battle for control of Bamburi Cement has reached fever pitch, with shareholders racing against time to cast their votes by December 5.
A tax tribunal has ordered Stanbic Bank to pay the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Sh234 million in taxes on payments made to foreign card companies.
The Environment and Land Court has barred the Olopito Group Ranch members from evicting or interfering with pieces of land they sold 112 Kenyans and institutions.
Days after Chief Justice Martha Koome stated that she is a victim of cyberbullying, the Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association has come to her defence, hitting out critics of the Judiciary.
The digital transformation of police services is expected to enhance efficiency, professionalism, and public trust in law enforcement.
A man who sought Sh5 billion compensation from the government for wrongful prosecution and imprisonment has been awarded Sh4.2 million only.
Karlo and AATF will be allowed to grow BT maize for the next ten years as the court says there is no significant threat to Kenyans from BT maize.
The resurfacing of five abductees whose mysterious disappearances gripped the nation since the festive season began has cast a long shadow over Kenya’s embattled security apparatus.
The end of the road for Joyce Akinyi Ochieng, one of Kenya’s most infamous and high-profile drug barons, seems to have come.
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