A parliamentary committee has unlocked Sh600 million to help the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation and Kenya Power restore electricity in northern Kenya.

Human rights record deteriorated last year due to killings, torture, abductions and arbitrary detentions, report says.

Multiple insurers have suspended coverage at Nairobi Hospital over billing disputes, leaving patients stranded mid-treatment.

The Herald (Top Stories) Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday attended a SADC/East African ...

The US State Department wants to bring workers from Kenya to South Africa to help with the Afrikaner ‘refugee’ project — and ...

Nairobi: Kenya held a forum on Wednesday in the national capital of Nairobi for senior policymakers, scholars, and green ...

Bonnie Kamau, the jackpot winner of Sh424.6 million, has been betting for over 10 years, and he says, this win doesn’t stop ...

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has announced the appointment of Nicholas Clarke as Managing Director and Partner in Nairobi ...

Just three months ago, Kenya’s Supreme Court was wagging a judicial finger at lawyers who’d tried to sneak AI-generated gibberish into legal submissions. It ...

Kenyan lender KCB Group’s first-half pretax profit rose 7%, helped by higher interest income, the bank said on Wednesday. The ...