Stephanie Wangari

President William Ruto has assured students who have been incorrectly placed in financial aid bands that they have the opportunity to appeal.

Irungu Nyakera, the newly appointed chairman of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), has pledged to transform it into a premier tourism destination.

Immigration Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has ruled out the mandatory mass registration for the Maisha Cards.

The local gig workers' union defends the practice, which Uber forbids, as a form of peaceful pushback against low earnings.

NACADA has announced a nationwide crackdown on bars located near learning institutions.

The Kenya Civil Servants Union has suspended its planned strike after the government agreed to implement Phase II of the civil servants' Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).

The Kenyan chapter of Uganda's People Power Movement has condemned ongoing human rights violations in Uganda, including the recent shooting of opposition leader Bobi Wine.

Police constables and Senior Assistant Inspector General are smiling home.

Health workers, including doctors, nurses, clinical officers, and dentists have threatened to strike if counties fail to honor their Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBA).