Scientists have developed a flexible battery that could run on saline solutions such as bodily fluids such as tears, sweat or even urine. A
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Coast is peaceful, go back to work today or lose your jobs, Marwa tells civil servants
All civil servants at the Coast must report to work on Monday morning, Coast regional coordinator Nelson Marwa has said. Failure to do this
Entrepreneurs ; Here are facts you didn’t know about facebook advertising
Facebook ads are one of the trendiest online advertising tools because of their wide reach and relatively low cost. However, right when people believe
Natural ways to remove tartar build up on your teeth
Why is tartar considered harmful? If tartar is not removed, it keeps on accumulating and calcifying on your teeth and gums. It is hard
Uhuru cast vote of thanks to Kenyans for re-electing him for the second term
President Kenyatta has thanked Kenyans for showing confidence in his administration by re-electing him for a second five year term. Uhuru was declared the
Uhuru Kenyatta declared the President-elect 2017
Uhuru Kenyatta has won the 2017 presidential election. The President got 8,203,290 votes, while rival Raila Odinga got 6,762,224, IEBC chair Wafula Chebukati said
Experts worry about high HIV deaths despite treatment
Top health officials are alarmed over high HIV death rates in Nairobi despite widespread coverage of anti-retroviral treatment. The officials, who tested all bodies
Mathare man shot dead, another stabbed during protests over election
A man was hit by a stray bullet during protests in Mathare slums, Nairobi, today. The incident occurred as a crowd marched following interim
Murang’a ferries sick to polling centers
Sick people in Murang’a yesterday were ferried to polling centres by ambulances provided by the county government. Ten patients were taken to Kiboi Primary
Two children teargassed in Mathare protests raise death toll to four
Two children teargassed during Wednesday’s Mathare protests over the presidential results have died. This brought to four, the number of those killed during the