Violent protests erupted in Homa Bay after mourners carried Albert Ojwang’s coffin to the local police station, blaming officers for his death in custody.
Ndiangui Kinyagia has reappeared safe after nearly two weeks in hiding and has appeared before the High Court in Milimani, where a habeas corpus application challenges the circumstances of his disappearance.
A High Court ruling on Wednesday cleared the way for DIG Eliud Lagat to return to office, but with a fresh court date and an active investigation, the case is far from over.
MP Babu Owino’s decision to walk straight from Milimani Law Courts into the National Assembly wearing his advocate’s gown has ignited a debate over dress codes and dual roles, which culminated in his dramatic removal from the chamber.
Former Interior CS Fred Matiang’i has called for a public inquiry into the River Yala bodies scandal, distancing himself from blame and accusing the current administration of politicising the unresolved case.
The Ministry of Health has waived the hospital bill for Boniface Kariuki, a 22-year-old street vendor who died after being shot during the June 17 demonstrations. The waiver, charged to Kenyatta National Hospital’s emergency fund, applies to all protest-related injuries treated at the facility.
Preliminary research findings from an intervention by the Economic Growth Center, Yale University and Kenyatta University's WEE Hub indicate that immediate improvements are seen in families where children are allowed to join PP1 at 3 years old as opposed to the statutory 4 years old.
Kenyan law allows police to search or arrest without a warrant in certain situations, but only under strict conditions designed to protect your rights.
The High Court has ordered police chiefs to produce missing blogger Ndiangui Kinyagia. If they fail, top commanders have been directed to appear in court on July 1 to explain his whereabouts.
Health CS Aden Duale warns Kenyans of arrest for six major fraud schemes targeting the Social Health Authority fund, with 35 health facilities already shut down in a nationwide sweep.
The historic visit will see President Ruto ink several deals including the renewed Kenya-UK Strategic Partnership 2025-2030 that will unlock new opportunities in priority areas of trade, climate, technology and security.
Police officers in the country have been on the spot for brutality, using excess force and misuse of firearms even in situations that do not warrant the use of the same, resulting in deaths and injuries.
Police in Kiambu have recovered two stolen firearms and arrested 25 suspects after a violent mob invaded police stations during the June 25 anniversary protests.