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The nurses in Siaya County have been on strike since 10 September, after the county leadership failed to address their grievances.
Senior journalist Linda Bach has been appointed the Kenya Editors Guild (KEG) Chief Executive Officer.
Words heavy and her voice trembling, Wanja desperately narrates how she lost her third born in a place she had hoped would help rescue her child's life.
A study review released on Friday highlighted the blockades against integration of young mothers and fathers to class, preventing them from completing their education.
KMPDU urges President Ruto to dissolve county government, accuse Governor Wamatangi of neglect and impunity; threatens demos from Wednesday next week.
This after the party on Saturday nominated Geoffrey Owino to fly its flag.
Private hospitals reject SHA patients over massive unpaid medical claims.
Expectant mothers lose babies in public hospitals as doctors’ strike bites. County government and the doctors’ union point fingers at each other.
University lecturers have laughed off claims by the government that they are only owed Sh624 million instead of Sh7.9 billion.
Lecturers and the government are set to meet today to resolve the pay dispute that has paralysed learning in public universities for nearly a month
Public Health Officers have threatened to sue the Nairobi County Government should it fail to stop the privatisation of issuance of medical operating licenses to hotel workers.
The Kenya African Nation Union (Kanu) youth wing has disassociated itself from the newly found bromance between the party and the government.
A Murang'a County Chief Executive Committee Member (CECM) has been grilled by detectives over allegations of incitement.
Mr. Odinga, according to his family, rested on the morning of Wednesday 15, after succumbing to cardiac arrest during a morning walk in India where he has spent days receiving treatment.
Tensions ran high in Nairobi’s Central Business District on Wednesday after goons infiltrated crowds mourning the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
The security officers deployed to maintain order watched in disbelief after the crowd overwhelmed them, storming the airport through the main entrance.
Waving flags, hoisting symbols of the hammer, and chanting patriotic songs, thousands braved a chilly morning heavy with sorrow to pay their last tribute to Raila Odinga.
Sometime in 1991, when Raila Odinga was forced into exile at the height of the struggle for multiparty democracy in Kenya, he found an unlikely sanctuary in the quiet, snow-covered suburbs of Norway.
A contradiction of sorts played itself after the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
CoG has removed Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga as its vice chairperson following his remarks that appeared to celebrate former Prime Minister Raila Odinga's death.
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