Protesters Seize Key Libyan Energy Facility Amid Power Outage Demonstrations
Libyan protesters stormed Mellitah gas complex, disrupting supplies and risking nationwide blackout amid ongoing power outage protests.
Section
Political news and governance in Kenya
5333 articles
Libyan protesters stormed Mellitah gas complex, disrupting supplies and risking nationwide blackout amid ongoing power outage protests.
National Assembly committee examines proposed bill to shorten loan recovery periods for affordable housing, balancing investor interests and borrower protections.
Controller of Budget Nyakang’o vows stricter oversight on county spending and pending bills as governors prepare to hand over to successors.
South Sudan’s first election, set for December 2026, faces hurdles, yet another postponement may deepen political instability and stall key reforms.
Nyandarua Senator John Methu says occupying the Deputy President’s seat in Parliament was an honest mistake and criticizes Speaker Wetang’ula’s response.
A Nairobi court convicts Ibrahim Hussein Hassan for Al-Shabaab membership and possession of extremist propaganda after forensic evidence links him to terrorism.
A viral video captures Tash coaching kids, including Sky, amid Pastor Kanyari's ongoing custody battle over his children Sky and Danny.
Ibrahim Hussein Hassan found guilty of multiple terrorism offenses related to al-Shabaab; sentencing set for July 29, 2026.
The UAE fines 42 agencies for 135 violations, mainly for failing to refund recruitment fees, impacting about 30,000 Kenyan domestic workers.
Rigathi Gachagua congratulates Kamau Ngotho on his Ol Kalou MP win, urging swift action and service delivery after a decisive by-election victory.
Kenya and the UK have renewed their health alliance, focusing on workforce development, research, and pharmaceutical innovation over the next five years.
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o alerts Parliament to excess Treasury withdrawals surpassing approved debt allocations on IMF on-lent loans.