Trial of Green Park Terminus to run between June 22 and 26; PSVs plying Rongai, Karen, Langata, Kibra routes to use facility as drop-off and pick-up point, NMS says.

Youth registered to vote stands at 39.84 per cent, a decline of 5.27 per cent from 2017. Presidential candidates have in their campaigns focused on winning over the youth vote.

KBC Belgium confirmed monies emanated from the account held by Mesel with them. Other banks involved in the chain include JP Morgan Chase Bank. N.A and Deutsche Bank Trust.

EACC wants Mr Ochiel and his associates compelled to forfeit the properties. Ochiel was first employed at the Ministry of Lands as a valuer in 1996.

Kenyas Covid-19 positivity rate stands at 12.6 per cent; Ministry of Health says

Stay at home if you have a cold or flu-like symptoms, says Ministry of Health

IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati says a total of 46,232 polling stations were registered in 2022, an increase of 13.08 per cent from 2017. The number of registered voters has risen to 22,120,458.

Kuria says he's unhappy with United Democratic Alliance bosses whom he accuses of sidelining other parties in the Kenya Kwanza Coalition from decision-making.

The president yesterday steered clear of politics in Railas absence. Sources says Uhuru has been advised to step back for fear of a backclash.

The Standard Checkpoint rates this claim as misleading since it is upon the discretion of the arresting officer who determines what would be beneficial in a given case.

Video analysis paint a picture of a carefree but happy investor at peace with himself. He terms himself lucky, having inherited a modest fortune from his mother.

While insisting that Makueni Governor Kibwana would have made a better president, Mutunga says Kenyans are being lied to. Status quo will not change no matter who wins.

Churches are among the top grabbers of public and private land amid rising cases of the clergy changing church doctrines to protect their territories have hit the headlines.

Moses Kuria demands a meeting with Kenya Kwanza Principals to iron out issues

UDA writes to IEBC blames police and Babu Owino for Jacaranda violence

President Uhuru Kenyatta dishes out several appointments to the Akorino Christian community.

IEBC's Dispute Resolution Committee has dismissed a petition that challenged Sajakas clearance to contest on grounds that he did not have a degree for the job.

A contingent of police officers was deployed to the grounds on Sunday morning to avert the clash after Kenya Kwanza and Babu Owino claimed to have booked the venue.

A retiring president will be expected to slow his hand on fresh appointments, for example, or extending appointments that will tie the hands of his successor.

Martha Nyaguthii travelled to the Middle East in search of greener pastures in 2014. She was admitted to Aster Sanad Hospital in Riyadh with a broken skull in 2015.

COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli has expressed optimism that Deputy President William Ruto will lead Kenyans as President in future but only if he respects his political predecessors.

Haji has asked Mutyambai to expand the scope of investigations beyond Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja and Machakos gubernatorial aspirant Wavinya Ndeti.

The original settlers too, had a bone to pick with some laws the colonial office enforced in the East Africa Protectorate, working up a clamour for independence.

The IEBC Dispute Resolution Committee learnt that Mongare, alias Nyambane, studied there between May and December last year.

At stake are nearly two million votes, which can propel a presidential candidate to State House. While Ruto ceaselessly visits the county, Uhuru is fighting to ward him off.

George Wajackoyah is among four candidates cleared by the IEBC to run for presidency in August. Locals believe he will recapture the lost Nabongo crown to its throne of Matungu.

He will be required to provide names of some of his lecturers and evidence of graduation. Senator claims DCI being used to derail his bid to become Nairobi governor.

The Senator, reading mischief and political interference in the matter asked why the Commission was only haunting him and not all other political aspirants.

CUE asks Nairobi Senator Sakaja to produce proof of enrollment and graduation from Team University, Uganda; denies being manipulated by Pres. Uhuru.

Kimega Angus appointed Prisons Staff Training College Commandant, replacing Wanini Kireri who died on May 31; Majere Priscilla to serve as his deputy.