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Equity Group hosts nationwide congress for 18,000+ scholarship beneficiaries
The congress brings together 18,442 scholars from the Wings to Fly and Elimu Scholarship Programs, including 2,512 refugee students, for mentorship, leadership training, and conversations around social transformation.
Big dreams, young family: Life of 28-year-old Kenyan police officer killed in Haiti
Just 28 years old, the Kenyan police officer dedicated his life to protecting others; a dream cut short by bullet wounds from a brutal gun battle with Haitian gangs; a hero gone too soon, leaving behind a void that words can’t fill.
Gov’t orders closure of boarding sections in 348 primary schools
This follows an extensive assessment conducted in September and October 2024 to evaluate the adherence of these institutions to Safety Standards for Basic Education Institutions.
Gov't considers viaduct, road realignment to eliminate Nithi Bridge blackspot
Since its commissioning in 1985, the bridge has claimed countless lives, earning a grim reputation as one of the most dangerous spots on Kenyan roads.
Death and destruction as floods sweep through Kenyan villages
Heavy floods persistently ravage properties while also causing damage to roads and infrastructure, disrupting transportation services in numerous counties.
Major George Magondu: Family mourns 29-year-old pilot of ill-fated military helicopter
Twenty-nine-year-old Major George Benson Magondu's life was tragically cut short when the helicopter he was flying went down in Chesegon, along the Elgeyo Marakwet-West Pokot border on April 18, 2024.
Doctors raise alarm over new Covid-19 variant in Kenya
The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the JN.1 strain as a "variant of interest" since it can evade the immune system and transmit more easily than other currently circulating variants.
Life in death row: Accounts from former convict on death sentence protocols
Charged with murder and sentenced to death row, Pete Ouko served eighteen years in prison from 1998. He is today a free man after a presidential pardon.
Mitchell Cotts denies claims contaminated sugar nabbed in Mombasa was released to the market
Mitchell Cotts CFS director in charge of operations James Rariaya said samples have been taken for laboratory and quality assurance testing by KEBS and that no sugar has been released for consumption.
Gov't proposes amendments threatening National Lands Commission's authority
Lawmakers have approved the publication of a bill on land buying firms that if passed will widen the reach of the governments hand into land dealing companies who will be compelled to pay Ksh.500 million as licensing fees before they are cleared for registration.