Israel Embassy in Nairobi says organ trafficking is a serious crime, pledges legal action against perpetrators following exposé, calls for a thorough investigation.

Court temporarily halts revocation of Standard Group's broadcasting licenses by the Communications Authority of Kenya, pending hearing on May 2.

Nearly two million travelers processed through Electronic Travel Authorisation system since January 2024, Immigration Department says concerns raised are being addressed.

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Israel says no humanitarian aid will enter Gaza, escalating the crisis in the besieged territory of 2.4 million people.

At least 21.3 million Kenyans benefitting from Universal Health Coverage which stands at 40 per cent presently, Health CS Aden Duale says.

CBK to lift nine-year moratorium on licensing of new commercial banks effective July 1, cites recent mergers, acquisitions and domestic and foreign investors

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President Ruto appoints Geoffrey Ruku and Hanna Cheptumo as Cabinet Secretaries, gazettes appointments of 14 Principal Secretaries including Ouma Oluga and Caroline Karugu; to be sworn in.

Echoes of War scriptwriter Cleophas Malala faults President Ruto for failing to apologise over the teargassing of Butere Girls cast during national drama festivals in Nakuru.

Ombudsman seeks clarification on six new candidates added to IEBC commissioners’ shortlist, argues late inclusion could compromise integrity of the selection process, public trust.