Confusion and uncertainty has tightened its grip on the over 10,000 State officials in the Provincial Administration over their fate once their positions are scrapped.

Prime Minister Raila Odinga has intervened to end political feuds between ODM leaders in Makadara, Nairobi.

The draft Private Security Industry Regulations Bill 2010 seeks to arm private security firms under the strict supervision.

The wife of the Anglican Church Archbishop Eliud Wabukala is dead.

Learning kicked off smoothly in most districts as schools reopened for the final term in 2010.

The court will on Friday rule on where musician Jane Nyambura, alias Queen Jane, will be buried.

A minor is seeking Sh4 million compensation from a hospital over alleged negligence.

East African governments have been criticised for failing to protect their agricultural workers from exploitation, and chided for leasing to foreigners land without the explicit consent of existing users.

Contrasting statements by ministers on whether the Cabinet was briefed on indicted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir’s August 4 visit to the country has alarmed political scientists.

Tomorrow, the friendly guard manning your neighbour's gate may legally carry a gun, and junior police officers will be able to reject unlawful orders from their superiors.

Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) Board has sacked Managing Director, David Waweru and the firm's secretary Hezekiel Oira over impropriety in contract to broadcast FIFA world cup matches.

The allure and prestige of being a Member of Parliament is slowly waning as the 2012 election fever sets in, after the new Constitution opened a new doorway to power, influence and privilege.

The back-to-school craze has returned with parents digging deep into their savings to send their children to school.

Muslims countrywide are expected to end their 30-day fast this weekend, wrapping up the holy month of Ramadhan, and ushering the Eid-Ul-Fitr festivities.