Athletics Kenya has announced a squad of 35 athletes set to represent the nation at the 31st Olympic Games in Paris, France, from July 26th to August 11th this year.

Kenyans are gearing up for street protests in Nairobi against the proposed tax increases outlined in the Finance Bill 2024, which they deem oppressive given the current economic conditions. Human rights activists are calling on citizens to assemble in large numbers outside Parliament, framing this as a pivotal moment in history and demanding changes to the bill

On Sunday, June 16, Governor Irungu Kang’ata of Murang’a disclosed that his administration would outsource medical coverage to the private sector further stating that the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) being rolled out in July will not offer a favorable package for employees.

Kenya has been chosen as the first country to test the UK's advanced Zephyr military surveillance glider, highlighting East Africa’s strategic importance.

On an online campaign, led by influential X personality, Amerix Kenyans have embarked on a mission to pressurize their legislators into openly rejecting what has been roundly termed as oppressive.

Renowned Kenyan journalist John Allan Namu, has been awarded the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) International Journalist Award.

Kenya Power has launched a nationwide initiative to update prepaid meters free of charge. The exercise aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of power consumption measurements and address other challenges encountered.

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Directline Assurance, a prominent motor vehicle insurer in Kenya, has announced the closure of its operations.