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Some fifty people have died in the past week due to cholera-related deaths, Public Health and Sanitation Minister Beth Mugo announced on Sunday. The minister said the deaths are among 119 that have been reported in the country in the...

Somalia’s al-Shabaab insurgents have captured a key town close to the border with Kenya. The al Qaeda linked rebels are said to have driven out combatants of Hizbu-Islam, another Islamist group opposing the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia (TFG), to...

Nairobi slum dwellers will benefit from affordable electricity. More transformers will be installed in the slums to curb illegal power connections, Kenya Power and Lighting Company officials said on Sunday after meeting provincial administration officials and agreeing on the plan...

In the Rift Valley, a group of MPs appeared to be canvassing support to bring a confidence against Prime Minister Raila Odinga, allegedly because of allowing the inhumane treatment of evictees and “dictatorial” leadership. Odinga’s critics A grouping of Mr...

Kenya Prisons made history on Saturday night when they edged out General Service Unit (GSU) to lift this year’s men volleyball league title in a 3-2 five set thriller as the curtains came down on the season at Moi International...

Two women were killed in Nairobi in separate incidents on Sunday. The first reported death was at the posh Lavington neighbourhood, where the body of a woman in her early 20s was found dumped on a footpath at the Ole...

He said he bought it from Mr Justus ole Tipis, a one-time minister in the Moi government and paid stamp duty of Sh20 million. “When I bought it, there was nothing to do with the forest but my lawyers have...

Traffic police receiving bribes have changed tact to escape renewed efforts to fight corruption. Rarely are matatus (public minivans) ever flagged down, since the officers manning the road are paid later in the day after cash is collected by one...

Following complaints that Nairobi City Council was desecrating the memory of Africa’s first Nobel laureate Albert Luthuli by totally neglecting Luthuli Lane, decisive action has been taken. Town Clerk Philip Kisia says the lane, which has lately been clogged with...

Civil servants are opposed to regional governments with powers to employ workers as proposed in the draft constitution. The Union of Kenya Civil Servants instead wrote to the Committee of Experts, arguing that the Public Service Commission retains the power...