By Rosette Stacy Ministry of Health welcomed a delegation of the Health Non-Governmental Organizations Network (HENNET) led by Interim Chairperson Dr. Caroline Njuguna for
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IG Kanja Joins President Ruto in Inspection of Kilimani Police Housing Project
By Diana Arodi President William Ruto led an inspection tour of the ongoing police housing project at Kilimani Police Station in Nairobi, as part
NGAAF Partners with Charlene Ruto’s SMACHS to Engage Youth in Climate Action,Agribusiness
By Chris David The National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) launched an ambitious youth-oriented partnership with the Smart Mechanized Agriculture & Climate Action for
Health CS Duale Updates MPs on UHC Reforms Under Taifa Care Programme
By Ashley Kariuki Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale appeared before the National Assembly Health Committee, chaired by Hon. James Nyikal (MP, Seme Constituency), to
Peter Kawanjiru, Sera Thiga, 35 Others to Face Terrorism Charges Following DPP’s Approval
By Grace Gilo The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has approved and filed terrorism charges against 37 individuals arraigned at the Kahawa Law Courts.
Moses Kuria Resigns as President Ruto’s Senior Economic Advisor
By Grace Gilo Moses Kuria, the senior economic advisor to President William Ruto, has resigned from his position. In a statement via his X
Kenya Deepens Malaria Fight with Japan Partnership
By Angela Kibara Kenya is significantly bolstering its efforts to combat malaria through an intensified partnership with Malaria No More Japan. Principal Secretary for
Police Confirm 11 Dead, 567 Arrests in Sabasaba Protests
By Mohammed Juma The National Police Service (NPS) has confirmed that 11 people died and 567 individuals were arrested during the Sabasaba protests held
Passaris Pauses Pre-publication Process of the Controversial Public Order (Amendment) Bill 2025
By Grace Gilo Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has announced that she will pause the pre-publication process of the controversial Public Order (Amendment) Bill
Saba Saba Then and Now: Kenya’s Ongoing Struggle for Democracy, Justice And Good Governance
By Chris David. Thirty-five years ago, on July 7, 1990, Kenya witnessed a political earthquake. A group of opposition leaders and pro-democracy activists, defying