Stories by: Kelvin Too

It also emerges as a cosmopolitan town. It creates a diverse sense of cultural interactions as it harbours different communities such as the Maragoli, Tiriki, Gusii, Somali, Indian, and Luo residents; this offers a tranquillity of collaboration and integr

Salaries for these positions range from Ksh.40,000 to as much as Ksh.1 million, depending on the nature of the job and the host country. To ensure fairness and accessibility, interviews are free of charge. However, some candidates may need to cover proces

This reshuffle extends beyond the IPOA, as President Ruto’s administration seeks to appoint individuals to critical roles in additional government bodies. For example, former MP Charles Njagua Kanyi, known as Jaguar, has been nominated to serve on the Com

Known as a cradle of economic development, this region is home to some of the country’s wealthiest and most influential figures, whose stories resonate with success, power, and occasionally, controversy.

During the official launch of the exams in Kibera, Nairobi, Ogamba issued a stern warning to anyone contemplating actions that could undermine the examinations.

“Muhumed is currently in police custody, undergoing processing ahead of his arraignment scheduled for tomorrow at the Makadara Chief Magistrates Court,” the DCI stated on November 3, 2024.

Prof. Kindiki’s swearing-in follows the impeachment of his predecessor, Rigathi Gachagua, by Parliament for alleged gross violations of the Constitution. His appointment signals a new chapter in Kenya’s leadership as the government continues to navigate c

The ruling from the previous week affirmed that, under the doctrine of continuity in governance, the Deputy Chief Justice has the authority to ensure the smooth execution of constitutional duties when the Chief Justice is unavailable. However, Gachagua’s

Jumaisi was being held at the Gigiri Police Station in connection with the murders, with victims' bodies discovered at the Kware dumpsite in Nairobi. On the day of his escape, he managed to break free alongside 12 other detainees by cutting through a wire