Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar has called on Kenyans to remain vigilant in protecting the ideals of independence and to resist lingering condescending attitudes from former colonial powers.

Nakuru police officers recovered an AK-47 following a night operation that started with a shootout near the Freehold area.

Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) conducted an operation in Kibera leading to the arrest of ...

Gulf Air, Bahrain’s national carrier, has resumed flights to Nairobi after a 13-year pause, with the first flight landing at ...

The Nigerian lender Access Bank completed the year-long transaction to acquire National Bank of Kenya from KCB in May 2025, ...

Christian and conservative groups that fight abortion and gay rights in the U.S. and Europe are intensifying their work ...

Security forces are accused by rights groups of killing at least 60 people during the protests and abducting dozens more in ...

Researchers of that era note - truthfully, I believe - that the appointment of Dr Joseph Karanja as Vice-Chancellor, despite ...

Madaraka, as the day was christened, was a turning point in Kenya’s history. It marked the inception of internal ...

Reigning Olympic champion Camryn Rogers made her first trip to Africa worthwhile, dominating the women’s hammer throw field ...

Three weeks after anchoring South Africa to a memorable 4x400m victory at the World Relays, Zakithi Nene produced another ...

Somaliland’s quest for recognition has gained enormous global attention in the recent years. No UN member state has ...