Francis Atwoli, the Secretary-General of COTU, expressed appreciation, highlighting that Trump's victory was met with excitement among Kenyan workers.
KRA has responded to allegations of harassment and extortion by customs officials at JKIA, Nairobi, with Chairman Anthony Mwaura acknowledging describing the incidents as isolated.
While calling on Kenyans to avoid applauding political lies, the bishops urged the State to focus on pressing issues like education, healthcare, among others.
For many Nairobi residents, sleepless nights have become the norm, thanks to loud noise that comes from nightclubs, bars, restaurants, and even churches in their neighbourhoods.
Counties across Kenya are facing a severe financial crisis that could force them to halt operations entirely by January.
CoG chair says counties are on the brink of exhausting funds by December. But Treasury CS Mbadi said money owed to counties for October was released yesterday.
Medical practitioner’s unions have clarified that the public servants’ comprehensive medical insurance scheme will be funded exclusively through allowances forfeited by the workers themselves.
At least seven people died, a dozen injured and more than 50 households destroyed following Tuesday’s night fire that razed Kitui village in Pumwani, Nairobi.
The cost of animal feeds in the country is expected to reduce following the lifting of the ban on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and their products.
Civil society organisations under the banner of Okoa Uchumi Coalition have said the government must come clean on cancellation of deals with Adani Group.
COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli said NHIF workers would be automatically transitioned into the newly established Social Health Authority (SHA).
Businesses have been urged to adopt sustainable practices to address emerging global challenges such as climate change, social inequality, and economic instability.
Residents of Woodley Estate in Nairobi are now calling for external intervention after the demolition of their homes in what they termed as an illegal and brutal eviction.
Okiya Omtatah, who recently announced his intention to run for president in 2027, has pledged to prioritise the rule of law and full implementation of the 2010 Constitution.
As Nairobi continues to solidify its position as a key business and tourism hub in Africa, the demand for high-quality accommodations in the city’s Westlands area has surged.
The staff accused the Board of meddling in the institution’s daily operations, citing the directive to send Dagane on leave.
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has called for the adoption of technology in the electoral process in the country, highlighting its potential to enhance transparency and fairness.
Among the silent MPs are notable figures like Oscar Sudi (Kapseret), George Aladwa (Makadara), and Irene Njoki (Bahati).
The violence, according to Chief Justice Martha Koome, is manifested through stalking, cyberbullying, sexual harassment, defamation, and exploitation.
Community Health Promoters in Nairobi have raised concerns over delayed stipends, lack of medical cover, and inadequate work gear, which they say hinder their ability to perform effectively.
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