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President Ruto commissions Ngong Road flyover

The Ksh. 3.58 billion project was undertaken by the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA). 

Absa Bank CEO Abdi Mohamed resigns

Mohamed assumed the role of Managing Director and CEO in May 2023.

TSC explains increased PAYE deductions in June payroll

The Commission attributed the changes to the correction of an anomaly in the payroll system that had resulted in teachers benefiting from a duplicate tax relief on National Social Security Fund (NSSF) contributions.

3 billion cyberattacks reported in Kenya in 3 months: Report

The report that was presented to the Ministry of Interior on Wednesday pointed to a growing trend of offences linked to digital payments, unauthorized access, identity theft and interference with computer systems.

Tanzanian driver, Kenyan charged over Ksh.10M bhang haul in Mariakani

Paul Ogolla Ogutu alias Ogola and Emmanuel Ndoro Chaka alias Ndoro appeared before Mombasa Resident Magistrate Jamlick Muriithi Mwenda on Tuesday, where they denied charges of trafficking narcotic drugs contrary to Section 4(a)(ii) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act....

'Stay in your lane': Kindiki unloads on Gachagua over jibe at his legal mind

In a strongly worded statement, Kindiki told Gachagua that his comparative advantage lies in "matters of insults, division, and primitive, stone-age bigotry" and urged him to stay in his lane.

June 25 memorial: Gachagua urges Kenyans to stay indoors, alleges state-sanctioned violence

"I have intelligence that Murkomen, Omollo, Kihika and others have organised goons to cause mayhem in Mt Kenya. Two hundred million shillings was withdrawn today in Upperhill from the Interior account, meant to finance goons for Thursday," he claimed.

Traders count losses after fire rips through Gikomba Market

According to the Kenya Red Cross, the blaze broke out at around 4:00 a.m., quickly engulfing stalls and merchandise as traders watched helplessly.

Amnesty calls for termination of criminal cases against protesters, rights defenders

Kenya Power partners with US firm to prevent wildlife electrocution along power lines

The project will be implemented in partnership with US-based Kaddas Enterprises, and involves retrofitting wildlife-friendly covers on sections of power lines identified as electrocution hotspots.