GSU officer killed at State House buried in Kajiado
Senior police officials, including Kilimani police boss Patricia Yegon and DCI Hussein Mahat, visited the scene and the hospital where the officer’s body lay.
Senior police officials, including Kilimani police boss Patricia Yegon and DCI Hussein Mahat, visited the scene and the hospital where the officer’s body lay.
The examination took place on Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at Kenyatta National Hospital mortuary with police and family members present. Matanka was laid to rest in Kajiado County, while human rights activists ca...
Kimunye Musyimi appeared in court on Tuesday, where detectives requested extra time to complete their inquiry.
In a statement, the National Police Service (NPS) said a 56-year-old man, armed with a bow and arrows, rapidly approached police officers stationed in the area and was challenged to surrender, but ignored the c...
Originally known as Utamaduni Day and earlier as Moi Day in honor of the late President Daniel arap Moi, the holiday underwent a significant transformation in April 2024 when President Ruto signed the Statute L...
State House Hospitality Manager Julius Kiptoo listed several challenges, including structural defects, technical problems, security risks and limited funds.
The President confirmed that the government would respect all existing agreements and said room remained for adjustments.
Speaking during the Waalimu na Rais forum on Saturday, Ruto said the meeting was about giving teachers an opportunity to speak directly on matters affecting the profession and their role in nation-building.
The allocations were approved under Article 223 of the Constitution, which permits emergency spending on unforeseen needs outside Parliament’s original budget.
In a ruling delivered on Tuesday, Justice E.C. Mwita issued a conservatory order barring the government and its representatives from proceeding with the plan until the matter is fully heard and determined.
The President urged religious leaders to steer clear of statements that could fuel unrest, especially among the youth.
The report shows that out of the total government expenditure of Sh1.2 trillion during the period, local travel consumed Sh11.6 billion across various ministries and offices.