The hearse escorted by the military travelled by road traversing Kiambu, Murang'a, Kirinyaga and Nyeri Counties to the Othaya Approved School Grounds

On January 10, 2008, Kibaki appointed Kalonzo his Vice President in what was called a part of the Cabinet. The Wiper leader says accepting this appointment was a great sacrifice.

More than 50 firms have been holding stocks in Kenya Pipeline Companys system when domestic shortage persists. The government requires that more of the fuel imports is consumed in local market.

The former Head of States final lap in the city started at around 8am. Dignitaries included Presidents Sahle-Work Zewde, Salva Kiir, and Cyril Ramaphosa.

James Osogo was in the inner Jomo Kenyatta circles together with the former president. He says the fallen hero was a workaholic, disciplined, great thinker and astute politician.

On the lighter side of life, the former president demonstrated the need for leaders to keep it easy, for it is never that serious.

Kibaki loved his tipple but after the accident in 2002 and when he was sworn in 'the president never drank alcohol again. State House cleaned out any form of alcohol,' says Dr Gikonyo.

President Uhuru Kenyatta has described his predecessor Mwai Kibaki as a man who believed in modesty and solving issues with grace.

President Salva Kiir eulogised Mwai Kibaki as a capable leader who played an important role in the establishment of South Sudan as an independent nation.

Raila Odinga has eulogised Mwai Kibaki as a gentleman and a man of conviction.

Deputy President William Ruto described Mwai Kibaki as Kenyas greatest President during his (Rutos) address at the Nyayo National Stadium on Friday.

There was a mild scuffle at the Nyayo National Stadium on Friday, April 29, when Raila Odingas bodyguard was blocked from accessing the VIP holding area.

While President Mwai Kibaki and his predecessor Daniel arap Moi took different political paths after Kenya attained its independence, their relationship began quite early.

Tanzanias President Samia Suluhu has declared two days of national mourning in honour of Kenyas third President Mwai Kibaki.

Emilio Mwai Kibaki, Kenyas avowed economic redeemer and gentle giant of politics takes a final bow before the city where he started his political career.

Two hundred Kenyans have been added to the list of dollar millionaires in the last one year, with the country's private wealth ranked fifth in Africa.

More than 4,600 petty offenders are set to be released from prison in the coming months, Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Fred Matiangi has said.

Kenya Assoc. of Manufacturers CEO Phyllis Wakiaga departs after 9yrs; her last working day is June 30; chairperson Mucai Kunyiha says successor search underway.

At least three sitting presidents have confirmed they will attend Mwai Kibakis State Funeral service at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi tomorrow.

Former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Nelson Havi is seeking to wrest the parliamentary seat from Wanyonyi. Havi will run on a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Party ticket.

The iconic Hilton Hotel located in the Nairobi central business district (CBD) will shut down after 53 years of operation.

Acting Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma says Kenya has enough fuel to last customers at least 12 days.

Traffic on Mombasa Road, Uhuru Highway, Kenyatta Avenue to be disrupted tomorrow to allow ease of movement of ex-President Mwai Kibaki funeral convoy.

Snippets of the afternoon drama that thrust Kibaki back to power in 2007 came out as his men opened up on the tense moments that ensued at the KICC.

MPs in special sitting today allowed 5 minutes each to eulogise Kibaki; theyre expected to complete the exercise by 4:45pm to allow body be taken back to Lee.

Things went South when some of his bosses discovered he was in touch with Kibaki after the accident without following protocol. He was later dismissed from the service at the age of 32.

Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has opened up on frequent fights between him and his ODM counterpart Raila Odinga during the grand coalition government headed by the late former president Mwai Kibaki.

President Mwai Kibakis body will be transported to Othaya by road on Saturday, April 30 for the final burial mass, Kennedy Kihara Principal Secretary in the Office of the President has said.

Registration of Grade Six, Standard Eight and Form Four exams scheduled for November kicks off today; exercise to end on May 14, KNEC boss David Njeng'ere says.

Kibaki and Raila united in the 2002 elections to kick out Kanu from power. They were bitter rivals during the 2007 polls and later united to pass the 2010 Constitution