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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.
A bishop from Nyanza has stirred controversy following his criticisms against President William Ruto's administration.
The Embassy of Italy in Nairobi has launched the tenth Week of Italian Cuisine in the World with an inaugural exhibition of historic Italian menus, cultural showcases, and wine tastings.
CCTV footage of the politician’s final five minutes obtained by The Sunday Standard raises questions about his death.
Trouble started after the two politicians unexpectedly bumped into each other at the Cedars Lebanese restaurant in Kilimani.
A heated verbal confrontation ensued, during which Alai accused Owino of using popular online activist Maverick Aoko to tarnish his wife’s reputation.
According to Reuters News Agency, the nurse was one of two people in the state who were infected and was being treated at a local hospital since last month.
There is a likelihood most of the believers who will honour the Lent period will begin their fete today and they do so by having a mark of the cross on their forehead out of palm tree ash.
Interior PS Raymond Omollo, known for youth empowerment programmes, faces criticism.
The Principal Secretary State Department for Diaspora Affairs, Roseline Njogu, on Wednesday claimed that KTN had invited her for an interview without seeking her consent.
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