ODM Kisumu Woman Representative Ruth Odinga has challenged the removal of Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna as party secretary general, describing the process as flawed and calling for internal mediation.

Experts warn friction may occur with existing city police structures as Interior CS says unit will focus on bylaws enforcement, not regular police duties.

Ruto says he has no interest in running Nairobi, insists cooperation agreement signed at State House between the national government and Nairobi County a constitutional obligation, not a takeover.

Edwin Sifuna-led ODM faction condemns killing of Vincent Ayomo during their Linda Mwananchi rally in Kitengela yesterday, to pursue justice for family.

ODM party leader, Oburu Oginga, has said that the outfit will not revoke the membership of its embattled SG, Edwin Sifuna, but insisted that the decision to relieve him of duties stands.

Fuel prices drop in latest EPRA review; petrol down by Sh4.24, diesel Sh3.93 and kerosene Sh1 per litre, to retail at Sh178.28, Sh166.54, and Sh152.78, respectively, in Nairobi.

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has launched investigations into the alleged misuse of Sh5 million in public funds for a 2023 housewarming party at the Vihiga County Speakers residence.

The Government has flagged off the 2026 Long Rains National Fertiliser Subsidy Programme, aiming to support farmers during the planting season as drought pushes millions into acute food insecurity.

ODM National Executive Committee removes Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna from his position as party Secretary General with immediate effect, citing indiscipline and violations of party protocol.

The agonizing lack of bodies to bury for families that continue to learn of the death of their relatives in Russias war against Ukraine is searing through the hearts of many.

The agency said the Kenyans were lured into the war while working in Qatar for private security firms.

The Supreme Council of Kenyan Muslims has called on President William Ruto to declare drought a national drought emergency.

The cost of building materials has been rising, especially as demand for affordable housing units grows.

CBK warns against cash flower bouquets and ornamental displays, citing mutilation of banknotes, threatens legal action against those who fold, roll or staple the notes.

Nyeri Catholic Archbishop Antony Muheria has criticised the government over the challenges facing Grade 10 learners who reported to school but are yet to begin learning.

US hints at re-evaluating ties with Uganda following accusations by army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba; Muhoozi says to scale back his X activity a day after posting false claims.

The decision lifts earlier legal hurdles that had temporarily stalled the process.

Opposition leaders threatened to lead mass action against the commission should it fail to address their concerns for a free, fair and verifiable election.

Technical working group exposes legal gaps, fragmented services and cultural practices that perpetuate violence against women and girls

Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has accused former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua of allegedly stage managing and sponsoring violence in church, for political mileage.

Kalonzo says that President Ruto had slipped into a panic mode following his rising popularity across the country.

The Supreme Court found that lower courts erred in dismissing a petition that questioned the appointments for failing to meet constitutional gender balance and diversity requirements.

JSC will now forward the list of successful candidates to President William Ruto for formal appointment.

KMPDU has said the implementation of agreed basic salary adjustments will proceed, ending months of delays caused by repeated calls for new multi-agency negotiations.

There are up to 390 suspicious recruitment agencies currently under probe, it has emerged.

President William Ruto congratulates Uganda President Yoweri Museveni for his decisive victory in January 15 polls, lauds peaceful election; Bobi Wine disputed Musevenis 71 per cent win.

Muturi criticises governance driven by optics, arguing productivity must precede grandiosity.

Business owners and other urban residents are counting losses following the raid, which they say was carried out by men in police uniform on the night of January 10, 2025.

Cotu has backed a High Court order stopping government agencies from hiring private lawyers and private law firms to represent them. 

The committee further ordered the organisation of ward-level party elections nationwide within 30 days after the repeat polls.