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A foreign national walked into the supposedly highly guarded Jomo Kenyatta International Airport carrying a briefcase packed with class A and B drugs that included cocaine.
Embattled compensation panel enlists senior lawyers Abdikadir Mohamed and Omwanza Ombati to navigate legal impasse stalling its work.
What was largely meant to be a solemn national farewell for former Prime Minister Raila Odinga descended into chaos at Kasarani Stadium, as violence and marred the public viewing ceremony.
On a quiet Sunday evening on July 9 2017, news broke that Raila Odinga had just been hospitalised at Mombasa Hospital after heated presidential campaigns.
Dozens of Kenyans have been recruited by shadowy agencies, some knowingly, others unknowingly, under the guise of tourist visas.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi says meeting between Kenyan and Russian officials was held last month to discuss the plight of those detained in various military camps.
The two activists were abducted in Uganda by men in uniform on October 1. Families and civil society groups demand proof of life immediately.
For the distraught families of Njagi and Oyoo, this has been a rather torturous and agonising month since the news of their kin’s abduction hit on October 1.
The streets of Tanzania’s major towns, including the capital Dar es Salaam, have for the last few days been stained with blood and littered with bodies.
Elinana takes the role at a time when South Sudan is attempting to consolidate its place within the regional aviation ecosystem.
Multi Works and Rights Enforcement Ltd presents itself as a consumer rights and protection organisation.
Tanzania has cancelled next month’s Independence Day celebrations, a move interpreted as a response to planned nationwide demonstrations against the disputed re-election of President Samia Suluhu.
Tanzania braces for a wave of anti-government demonstrations aimed at President Samia Suluhu's disputed re-election, that the opposition has denounced as a choreographed coronation.
For the first time in Tanzania’s history, Independence Day was marked not by the usual and familiar pomp and colour, but an eerie emptiness.
President William Ruto has publicly cast the mission as a triumph of Kenyan leadership on the world stage.
Old system relied on a single high-stakes examination and cut-throat competition.
For just a little dime paid as a monthly salary, the women have dared it all, renting their wombs for nine months, carrying babies for others, mostly foreigners, just to make ends meet.
The journey was no walk in the park and at some point, we got stranded after our vehicle lost its front grill in a region where banditry remains a constant threat.
Musa, the younger brother of RSF commander Hemedti, has been sanctioned by the US. Among other things, he is accused of genocide, moving money and sourcing weapons.
Despite facing serious sanctions, Algoney allegedly travelled with ease between Darfur, Khartoum and Nairobi, evading scrutiny at international airports.
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