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Standard Group journalists denied access to State House, Nairobi; they were scheduled to cover a joint briefing by Presidents Nataša Pirc Musar (Slovenia) and William Ruto.
Editors’ Guild condemns exclusion of two Standard Group journalists from a State House briefing, terms it a violation of media freedom
The Judiciary will get Sh27.78 billion, according to the recommendation by the parliamentary committee.
ODM is backing the reconstitution of IEBC, despite a court order stopping the exercise. Former ODM hardliners are now the supporters of Kenya Kwanza
Liaison RE, a Liaison Group subsidiary, yesterday hosted a forum with insurance and reinsurance stakeholders to discuss reinsurance strategies.
During his three-week stay in purgatory, Lagat has been enjoying the full trappings of power and his salary and benefits have been unaffected.
The media has been challenged to widen their coverage of humanitarian and development issues in Kenya.
Burugu has confirmed that he had received the letter and was preparing handover notes, even as he protested the move.
A Waziri’s instinct is to overreact. Duale did not disappoint, and acted up like a man who had just been asked: “Babe, why is MPesa texting you, ‘I missed my period’?”
Many expected Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat to stay away from office until he is completely cleared over the murder of Albert Ojwang who was a teacher and avid blogger.
Heavy rainfall expected in parts of Rift Valley and Lake Victoria Basin from Sunday, Aug 17 to Tuesday; Kenya MET warns of flash floods and poor visibility.
Blogger was put under the Witness Protection Agency after implicating influential people. He says there has been an attempt on his life after he was served poisoned food.
Attorney General Dorcas Oduor has backed Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja in his fight with the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) over the Sh60 billion police payroll.
The former DP said he was stranger to any arrangement between a property firm and Julia Muthoni Mwangi.
On September 29, six serving officers were arraigned at the Milimani Law Courts, where detectives sought to hold them on allegations that they were supplying bandits with bullets.
The Law Society of Kenya president Faith Odhiambo has resigned from a panel appointed by President William Ruto for compensation of protests victims.
In CCTV footage, a Cabinet minister’s aide is seen in a queue with alleged drug trafficker. He has been questioned as a person of interest as officers try to unravel the JKIA cocaine web.
A search and rescue operation is underway for three others who remain missing.
Jubril says your credit history is the most important criterion a financial institution will consider when providing a loan.
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