The ambassadors and high commissions of Australia, America, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Canada, Norway, Switzerland, the United States, and the United Kingdom have
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CS Kindiki Issues Warning To Politicians Inciting Communities Over Land Disputes
Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kithure Kindiki has warned politicians from Meru and Tharaka Nithi Counties against inciting residents over land issues,
Kenya, UK Enter Security Discussions Ahead of Launching Massive Project
Deputy president Rigathi Gachagua this morning held a meeting with the British High Commissioner to Kenya Jane Marriott and discussed areas of collaboration between
12 More Bandit-Prone North Rift Areas Declared Scenes of Crime, Civilians Ordered to Vacate
In the wake of the persistent banditry attacks in the North rift, Interior Cabinet Secretary Professor Kithure Kindiki ordered 27 areas in Baringo, Laikipia,
DCI rescues a university student kidnapped by her friend
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations have rescued a female Egerton University student who went missing for five days. In a thread of
Lusaka launches Sh33m security lights project
Bungoma Governor, Ken Lusaka, has launched a Sh33.8million security lighting project, to light up Bungoma town and its environs so as to address the
Security beefed up as Kitale ASK Show begins
Trans Nzoia West Deputy County Commissioner Mr. Frederick Ochieng has assured county residents of their security during and after the Kitale Agricultural Society
A Family in Mariakani seeks help to return their daughter stuck in Saudi Arabia
A 32-year old woman who went to Saudi Arabia to undertake domestic chores is calling on the government of Kenya and well-wishers to help
Kitengela Youths Hold a Peace Walk Ahead of Polls
A section of Kitengela youths held a peace walk Sunday to sensitize residents on the importance of maintaining peace during the upcoming elections. The
Police hold thanksgiving prayers ahead of elections
The police service has called on its personnel to undertake their duty as expected in order to ensure that peace is upheld during the