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Kenya-Sweden enjoy economic and trade diplomacy, Ambassador Kiambuthi says
Kenya has the long-term objective of transforming the country into a high-middle-income country by implementing Vision 2030 economic, social and…
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IEBC signs contract with two firms for supply of election materials
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has signed contracts with two firms to supply election materials despite two pending…
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Owners of St. Christopher’s International School, Lawyer John Ohaga embroiled in 5.7 acres land dispute with British couple in Karen
Top city lawyer and managing partner of TripleOKlaw Advocates Senior Counsel John Ohaga is embroiled in a vicious 5.7 acres…
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Karua joins Azimio La Umoja to back Raila’s presidential bid
Narc Kenya Party leader Martha Karua has agreed to join Azimio La Umoja and back Raila Odinga’s presidential bid. She…
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Khalwale shelves Kakamega gubernatorial bid to support Malala
Vocal politician Boni Khalwale has finally shelved his Kakamega gubernatorial bid to support Cleophas Malala, the former to go for…
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Court halts Emile Arao’s appointment as KCAA director general
The High Court in Nakuru has temporarily stopped the appointment of Emile Arao as the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA)…
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Witness admits he gave false testimony in Ruto, Sang case for favours from ICC
The seventh witness against lawyer Paul Gicheru has admitted to having lied to the investigators in order to get favours…
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How four college students got arrested for suspected KCSE fraud
Detectives attached to the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) have arrested four suspects responsible for high level examination fraud, following…
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Kagure accused of forging signatures in Sh500million Karen land dispute case
A lawyer who represented a British tycoon, who owned Sh500 million property in Karen yesterday claimed that signatures produced by…
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President Uhuru says no amount of insults will deter him from working with Raila
President Uhuru Kenyatta has stated that no amount of abusive language will deter him from working to ensure the country is peaceful…
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