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US warns citizens against using section of Kenyan highway after toxic sodium cyanide spill
The incident on Saturday raised safety concerns due to the chemical's extreme toxicity.
US Embassy tells Americans to keep off Kenya's protest zones over safety concerns
The embassy warned its citizens that protests are likely on Tuesdays and Thursdays, particularly in central business districts and major thoroughfares.
DCI clears innocent graduate mistaken for Kware killings suspect
The main suspect in the Kware killings, Jumaisi Khalusha, has admitted to the murder of forty-two women.
MP Wamumbi: Gachagua asked us to ditch Kenya Kwanza, regroup ahead of 2027 polls
Wamumbi told Inooro TV that their disagreement had nothing to do with the Gachagua-led war on illicit liquor.
Govt to explore alternatives of raising Road Levy without raising cost of living
According to CS Murkomen, the government is looking into alternative ways to secure the resources needed for road maintenance without raising petrol prices.
Gen Z shut down Uhuru Park as Shujaaz Memorial concert draws thousands
Some concertgoers have demanded justice for those killed by rogue police officers, exercising their democratic right.
Gov't halts all Public Service recruitment to curb rising wage Bill
This was revealed in a directive issued on Thursday by Moses K. Kuria, Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Performance, and Delivery Management. He stated that the directive is consistent with the austerity measures discussed during Prof. Njuguna Ndung'u's Budget presentation on June 13. ...
President Ruto disputes claims of ex-MP Keter's abduction, calls it a police arrest
According to the Head of State, police are sometimes forced to take action when summonses to criminal suspects are ignored.
President Ruto refutes DP Gachagua's account on security intelligence
The Head of State spoke at State House during a presidential roundtable on Sunday, revealing that the State had adequate intelligence.
President Ruto says he won't sign Finance Bill 2024 after public pressure
The latest follows a week of protests across the country, mainly championed by Kenyan youth who insist the punitive tax proposals will burden an already stretched population.