In a continent often scarred by disputed polls, a handful of African presidents have shown rare statesmanship by conceding defeat after a single term and handing over power peacefully.
The sight of Litein High School students facing charges has left many parents shocked. While it seems unthinkable, Kenyan law is clear: children can be charged with serious crimes. But at what age does a child become responsible for their actions, and how does the justice system handle them differently from adults? Here’s what every Kenyan needs to know.
A viral video of Mogadishu FC fans playing with the Kenyan flag has raised questions about what the law says about its use and the penalties for breaking it.
In New York, President William Ruto branded Africa’s absence from the UN Security Council “unacceptable,” urging swift reforms and a united push behind the Common African Position for permanent African seats as leaders met at UNGA.
While technology has taken some of the roles in securing your vehicle, personal and communal vigilance, including across to social media remains a helpful way to beat the criminals as having more eyeballs on the lookout for a stolen vehicle increases chances of recovery and complements technology.
A statement by State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed highlighted some of President Ruto’s key engagements while in the U.S., revealing a series of high-level meetings and engagements lined up.
Gen Z in Kenya consists of a diverse generation made up of six distinct types, each with its own unique challenges, aspirations, and demands for the future of the country.
A suspicious post on Raila Odinga's verified X account announcing the launch of a "Kenya Token" cryptocurrency was deleted, raising concerns of a hack or scam.
If you rent, manage or let property in Kenya, eviction law can upend your life. Learn when evictions are lawful, what mesne profits are, how to spot illegal lockouts and the quick steps that can protect you.
In a rare move for Kenyan politics, Githurai MCA Deonysias Waithira has resigned in protest, citing years of unfulfilled promises and frustration with Nairobi County’s failure to deliver basic services.
Kenyan youth are stepping up to lead peace and security efforts in their communities, using creative and collaborative methods to address conflict and promote stability.
The Kenyan legal system sets a strict time limit on justice, but not for every crime. While you have a limited window to act on minor offences and civil claims, the nation’s most serious crimes have no expiry date. Discover the crucial timelines that govern your rights.
Professionals with essential skills can transition from civilian life to military service in the Kenya Defence Forces through a specialised recruitment process, blending their expertise with military training. But how does this shift from briefcase to boots occur? And just who can become a specialist in the KDF?
Mike Sonko’s name often stirs up images of gold chains, political theatrics, and controversy. Yet behind the noise lies another story, a quieter, more intimate chapter in which Sonko repeatedly says 'Yes, I do' to children who have lost everything.
Over 107 days and 11 countries, Kenyan cyclist Ben Haggai rode for his sister, turning Turner syndrome from a private struggle into a cross-border cause.
President William Ruto attended the Sunday service at the State House Interdenominational chapel today with the history of the chapel and its significance coming to light.
With Sh500 million already spent and 30 years of delays, is there still hope for the completion of this long-abandoned government headquarters project?
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced new supervision guidelines aimed at ensuring the smooth administration of the KCSE, KJSEA, KPLEA, KPSEA, and KILEA exams