David Maraga Criticizes Government Over Lack of El Niño Preparedness
David Maraga warns the government of insufficient measures and budget allocations ahead of the anticipated heavy El Niño rains.
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David Maraga warns the government of insufficient measures and budget allocations ahead of the anticipated heavy El Niño rains.
Foreign Affairs CS Musalia Mudavadi confirms the planned UK-Kenya military training exercise will proceed, highlighting the enduring defence partnership.
Ahead of her interview with Senator Edwin Sifuna, Kenyans warn Yvonne Okwara to avoid biased questioning and allow Sifuna ample time to speak.
Former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua dismisses NCIC's authority, accusing it of bias and vowing to continue opposing President Ruto’s administration.
Kenya agrees to issue licences enabling Exercise HARAKA STORM to proceed as planned, reversing earlier relocation of UK military training.
Andrew Mulei recalls how a question on supply curves impressed former President Mwai Kibaki, paving the way for his leadership at the Central Bank of Kenya.
Former DP Gachagua claims NCIC’s probe into his remarks aims to divert attention from Aden Duale’s controversial comments.
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan, caused a shopping centre collapse, trapping dozens and prompting evacuations and a brief tsunami warning.
Poor rainfall has severely reduced maize production, prompting Kenya to consider imports and spend Sh10 billion on relief to prevent food insecurity.
Coach Francis Ojilo aims to lead St. Joseph’s Girls Kitale to their inaugural national football title at the upcoming KSSSA Term Two School Games.
Kenya aims to regulate AI systems used locally, targeting foreign firms like OpenAI and Meta under a new policy extending government oversight beyond borders.
Parents in Uasin Gishu protest for refunds after losing millions in a stalled overseas education programme; children never traveled abroad as promised.