NYS, Police to Supervise Nairobi Clean-Up After Floods Wreak Havoc

Nairobi is launching a comprehensive, multi-agency clean-up operation, with the National Youth Service (NYS) and police playing a leading role in tackling escalating flood and waste management issues.

13 Nairobi Estates Hit as Water Supply is Cut

A burst water pipeline has caused a significant disruption in water supply to at least 13 estates in Nairobi, including Westlands, Lang’ata, and Karen, following an incident near Gigiri on Friday, May 1.

Teachers to benefit from expanded SHA cover, Ruto assures

President William Ruto has assured Kenyan teachers that their medical cover under the Social Health Authority (SHA) will be significantly improved, addressing recent complaints.

President Ruto ;By every meaningful indicator, Kenya's economy is steady, robust and resilient

Teachers Threaten to Paralyse Learning From Monday in Labour Day Plea to Ruto

Kenyan teachers, represented by the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), are threatening to escalate nationwide strikes starting Monday, May 4, if their demands are not met by President William Ruto.

Camel herders to be registered in Kitui to track movement, tame insecurity

Following recent killings and violent demonstrations in Kitui County, leaders are proposing the registration of camel herders to enhance security and track movements.