Moi’s favorite hymns, including ‘To God be the Glory’ and ‘Blessed assurance’ which were performed by Kabarak University choir were the highlight of the event that lasted slightly over an hour.

The famous "Mangula" area is to be named Chemororoch recreational facility after the completion of a planned rehabilitation and clean-up exercise that will be done by the devolved unit and other environmental stakeholders.

Wajir governor Ahmed Abdullahi Jiir hard-pressed in court to prove claims of rigging in Wajir Gubernatorial elections.

In the Africa Tech Challenge (ATC), a competition for young people in technical training schools from six African countries, the Meru National Polytechnic in Kenya came in third.

The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party has agreed on the nominees of the East Africa Legislative Assembly (EALA). The six chosen nominees will battle it out for the election in the (EALA).

A farmer has told the court that he thought he had won Lotto after receiving Ksh 402K from a Cooperative bank to his mobile phone.Jared Atambo who is charged with stealing the said amount from the bank is alleged to have committed the offense between May 27th and July 2022 at an unknown place within the republic of Kenya.

A 30-year-old stage matatu manager has pleaded guilty to scolding a matatu driver. George Kihiu Karanja admitted to insulting Catherine Kabura Wangari, asking her to grow a beard.

A cybercrime bank analyst who allegedly forged a university degree has been charged before the Milimani law court. Gerald Lumuchele who has worked for the Housing Finance Bank Limited for eight months was discovered after the HR manager ordered for verification of his academic qualifications.

American rapper Takeoff is dead after an early morning shooting in Houston. The twenty-eight-year-old rapper was one-third of Migos. Takeoff whose real name was Kirshnik Khari Ball was lethally shot at a bowling alley in Houston. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Two other victims were also rushed to hospital in a private vehicle.

At least five people have been cornered by a malfunctioning elevator two hundred feet underground at the Grand Canyon Caverns in Arizona. The group of tourists has been trapped for more than twenty-four hours. The time that will take experts to fix the malfunctioning elevator is still unknown.  The group was staying in a motel suite located at the bottom of the tourist attraction, which sits about sixty-five miles northeast of Kingman that costs a thousand dollars per night for two people.