Lured to death: The pain of missing Kenyans in Russia-Ukraine war
A US report alleges Kenyan officials colluded with Russian counterparts and recruitment agencies to send more than 1,000 Kenyans to fight in Ukraine.
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Russia military recruitment: The pain of missing Kenyans and a CS comfortable with power
A US report alleges Kenyan officials colluded with Russian counterparts and recruitment agencies to send more than 1,000 Kenyans to fight in Ukraine.
Read briefingUS report flags Kenyan officials over Russia military recruitment
A US report alleges Kenyan officials colluded with Russian counterparts and recruitment agencies to send more than 1,000 Kenyans to fight in Ukraine.
Read briefingOptics tell it all: Why William Ruto looks tell of a desperate politician
President William Ruto has taken on a worrying look of late – sweating profusely, eyes wild and blazing, teeth bared in a rictus smile, absolutely furious, panicking and shouting.
Read briefingThe fuel tax gamble: Inside Ruto's race to keep pump prices low before 2027
President William Rutos embattled government has introduced legislation to extend the temporary relief on petroleum products by another three months.
Read briefing'They wanted to eliminate him': How Raila's car was sprayed with 11 bullets in assassination attempt
Ogeta tells of how violent rallies were the bane of Railas existence and how, on multiple occasions, such situations put his life in harm's way.
Read briefing'They wanted to eliminate him': Raila's bodyguard recounts brush with death
Ogeta tells of how violent rallies were the bane of Railas existence and how, on multiple occasions, such situations put his life in harm's way.
Read briefingRuto wades into growing ODM-UDA conflict
Ruto appeared to notice the widening cracks and told politicians within the two parties to embrace a ceasefire and unite against the opposition.
Read briefingAppeals Court Judge linked to Tob Cohen's murder awarded Sh2.5 million
In his judgment, Justice Chacha Mwita said the DCI violated the Constitution by arresting the judge, confiscating his mobile phone and subsequently going on a smear campaign.
Read briefingAppeals Court Judge linked to Toby Cohen's murder awarded Sh2.5 million
In his judgment, Justice Chacha Mwita said the DCI violated the Constitution by arresting the judge, confiscating his mobile phone and subsequently going on a smear campaign.
Read briefingNo, not now! Why IMF is hesitant to commit other billions to Ruto's regime
For Ruto, an IMF lockout would mean more than a stalled programme, it would send a signal that Kenya is uninvestable, analysts say.
Read briefingRuto's re-election bid caught between IMF's tough conditions and Kenyans pleading for relief
For Ruto, an IMF lockout would mean more than a stalled programme, it would send a signal that Kenya is uninvestable, analysts say.
Read briefingKalonzo to Ruto: You have no numbers
The united opposition will deal President William Ruto a humiliating defeat in next years general election, Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has predicted.
Read briefingOf riches, ruins and widows' war: How flashy William Chepkut fell
Throughout his life, the late Ainabkoi MP William Chepkut and former personal assistant to the powerful former Cabinet Minister Nicholas Biwott lived a flashy life.
Read briefingEbola contact nightmare: Why tracing Patient Zero can become national disaster
Health experts are warning that gaps in Ebola contact tracing and border surveillance could allow further infections, urging Kenya to strengthen monitoring and prepare for a wider outbreak.
Read briefingContact tracing: Brace for the worst Ebola scenario
Health experts are warning that gaps in Ebola contact tracing and border surveillance could allow further infections, urging Kenya to strengthen monitoring and prepare for a wider outbreak.
Read briefingSuspected Ebola patient tests negative in Wajir
Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi said preliminary laboratory results from samples had ruled out Ebola in the patient.
Read briefingRevealed: 84 Kenyans killed, 52 missing in Russia-Ukraine war
Mudavadi says 84 Kenyans are killed or missing in the Russia-Ukraine war, while 354 are on official records. Five Kenyans remain prisoners of war in Ukraine.
Read briefingFrom DRC to Kampala and Nairobi: Did Patient Zero escape from Ebola treatment centre?
Investigators are tracing the journey of Kenyas first confirmed Ebola patient from treatment in eastern DRC through Uganda to Nairobi, raising questions about how he crossed borders while ill.
Read briefingDid patient Zero escape from the treatment centre?
Investigators are tracing the journey of Kenyas first confirmed Ebola patient from treatment in eastern DRC through Uganda to Nairobi, raising questions about how he crossed borders while ill.
Read briefingDid he escape? Ebola patient's journey from DRC to Nairobi raises questions
Investigators are tracing the journey of Kenyas first confirmed Ebola patient from treatment in eastern DRC through Uganda to Nairobi, raising questions about how he crossed borders while ill.
Read briefingWajir patient isolated over suspected viral haemorrhagic fever
The patient was also found to have severe anaemia, with a haemoglobin level of 4g/dL.
Read briefingComplainant letters cannot be used to initiate judge's removal, court rules
A letter addressed to the Chief Justice seeking administrative intervention cannot form the basis for removing a judge
Read briefingDuale at pains to explain why it took 48 hours to confirm Kenya's Ebola case
Duale said the process began after doctors at The Nairobi Hospital identified symptoms consistent with Ebola, prompting the collection of a blood sample for testing.
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