Mike Kihaki

Chief Justice Martha Koome has reaffirmed her commitment to upholding integrity and rebuilding public trust in Kenya’s justice system.

As the December exams loom, universities across the country are on the brink of financial collapse, leaving thousands of students in a state of uncertainty and despair.

Kajiado Deputy Governor Martin Moshisho said financial instability, poverty, illiteracy and traditional cultural practices often place women at a higher risk of violence and abuse.

Cooperatives Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya has said he is committed to transforming the cooperatives sector and empowering small businesses to uplift the country from poverty.

The family of Maxine Tabitha Wainaina is in distress following the disappearance of the teen.

A team of selected teachers is brainstorming on challenges of Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) ahead of Grade 9 evaluation next year.

Education CS Julius Ogamba has defended implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum, calling it a transformative system that will shape Kenya’s future.

Authorities have uncovered production and distribution of substandard cement, sparking alarm over safety of Kenya’s construction sector.

Health and Medical Services Principal Secretary Harry Kimtai said SHA has come up with new incentives to woo Kenyans to register for the health scheme and debunk negative publicity.

Police in Athi River are investigating an incident where a man and a woman, were robbed of over Sh409,000 and other valuables by a gang who pretended to offer them a lift to Mombasa.