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An AK-47 rifle and three rounds of ammunition were also recovered, as police affirmed their commitment to intensify the manhunt for more suspects.
He described the donation as a profound testament to the former Prime Minister’s unwavering belief that every Kenyan deserves decent and affordable shelter.
On May 19, 2025, the two suspects were presented before the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Voi, where detectives were granted a 14-day custodial order to continue their investigations.
Kenya has applauded the global climate change body for approving over USD900 million to fund climate-resilient development projects.
Ruto said the two levels of government will harmonise and consolidate the operations of agencies and departments under the Ministry of Agriculture.
Determined to complete their mission, the robbers shattered a glass shelf containing mobile phones and made away with 15 smartphones.
Inspector General of the National Police Service, Mr Douglas Kanja, held the National Police Service Commanders’ Conference yesterday.
Khanga was formally charged on November 15, 2024, by the ODPP. The case was concluded within six months—a notable demonstration of judicial efficiency.
Kenya has historically relied on China as a close development partner, having received billions in investments for infrastructure projects, including roads and railways.
WHO affirmed its support for strengthening national laboratory capacity for the independent verification of tobacco products.
EACC has signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Youth Council to strengthen its collaboration and partnership in the fight against corruption.
The government is considering building affordable houses in all the slums across the country.
According to the 2024 sustainability report dubbed 'Beyond Turbines: Impacting Kenya, Empowering People', the farm spent some Sh117 billion on energy cost savings.
The government must embrace people-centred innovation that leverages accessible and widely adoptable technology to optimise, reduce costs, and collect data for informed growth
Muigai granted each accused person a bond of one million shillings with two sureties of 500,000 shillings each.
Dr Oluga said nearly 6,000 new HIV infections were recorded among individuals aged 15 to 24 which is troubling.
International Justice Mission (IJM) has raised concerns about law enforcement officers turning against the citizens they are mandated to protect.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has accused Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja of sponsoring goons to attack peaceful protesters during demonstrations in the county.
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has called on African youth to lead the continent’s transformation by embracing the African philosophy of Ubuntu.
Born and raised in Kenya, Dr Din-Kariuki draws on both personal and historical experience. Her grandfather left India in the 1930s as a stowaway and built a life in Kenya.
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