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Alarm as 20 accident deaths recorded in 24 hours

University lecturers begin nationwide strike over pay after talks collapse

The lecturers have rejected an annual salary increment of 4 per cent proposed by IPUCCF, terming it a mockery, and insisted on the immediate implementation of the 2025–2029 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

Farmers count losses amid Swine Flu outbreak in Kiambu

Gitonga narrates painfully how his thriving farm worth millions turned into an empty sty and how years of investment dissapeared within 72 hours.

Visa-free entry does not mean a free pass to trade, CS Kinyanjui tells foreigners

The CS also cautioned foreign nationals against exploiting Kenya's visa-free entry regime to engage in work and trade without the required permits and legal documents, saying the government's directive is not a licence for citizens to mete out mob justice.

Miracles vs AI: Crowds flock Kisii kitchen where ‘Mother Mary image was sighted’

But has anyone truly seen Mary, the mother of Jesus?

Kenya Red Cross warns 2 million people could be affected by El Niño rains

According to Kenya Red Cross Disaster Risk Reduction Manager Peter Murgor, 46 counties are at risk, with more than two million people likely to be affected.

Gov’t to overhaul higher education funding as university admissions surge

The Universities Fund says it has disbursed and allocated scholarships worth Ksh.78 billion over the past three financial years as demand for higher education continues to rise.CS Ogamba defended the government’s proposed higher education funding reforms, criticising...

Eight killed after truck rams tuk-tuk in Kirinyaga

Police said the parcel truck was travelling from Mwea towards Embu when it collided head-on with the tuk-tuk, which was heading towards Ngurubani carrying farm workers from Kimbimbi who were on their way to plant rice at the Mwea Irrigation Research area.

Sharon Otieno's family breaks silence after Obado murder conviction, begins journey to healing

Sharon's mother, father and siblings joined worshippers for a special thanksgiving service at Magare Got SDA Church in Homa Bay on Saturday, where they expressed relief at the end of a painful chapter and the conclusion of an eight-year quest for justice.

State violence victims move to court over exclusion from compensation programme

United in their quest for justice, victims of enforced disappearance on Friday returned to press their demands, accusing the panel of sidelining them during the ongoing compensation process.