Ruto Breaks Silence After Court Halts New Cybercrime Law

President William Ruto has defended the controversial Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Act (Amendments) 2024, stating it was amended for the benefit of all Kenyans despite the High Court temporarily suspending its enforcement. He accused some leaders of spreading false information to fuel political tensions.

Nairobi County Issues Health Warning After Nabbing Illegal Traders

Nairobi residents have been issued a health warning after Chief Officer for Environment Geoffrey Mosiria uncovered a syndicate in the Mukuru Kwa Ruben slum where women were washing plastic carrier bags in raw sewage water for resale in city markets.

Saka­ja leads welcome for record-breaking Nairobi United after CAF triumph

Prophet Carmel Breaks Silence on “Side Chick” Rumours — Says Viral Birthday Video Was Misunderstood

Prophet Stanley Carmel has addressed online rumors accusing him of having a "side chick" after a viral birthday video. He clarified that the woman in the video is a spiritual daughter, not a romantic partner, and reaffirmed his commitment to his wife, Rev. Lucy Natasha.

SHA Boss Mwangangi Breaks Silence After Several Kenyans Scammed by Fake Agents

The Social Health Authority (SHA) CEO, Mercy Mwangangi, has addressed instances of Kenyans being scammed by individuals posing as SHA agents, urging victims to report such incidents to the police and through official SHA channels.

Nairobi County Govt on the Spot for Changing Principal Banker

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has criticized the Nairobi County Government's decision to change the principal banker for all county healthcare facilities, alleging corruption. This move, directed by County Secretary and Head of Public Service, Godfrey Akumali, mandates a shift from a tier-one bank to another bank.