Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has sounded the alarm over rising youth unemployment in Kenya, warning that the crisis is pushing many young people into crime, drug abuse, and hopelessness.

Thirty-one people died in Monday’s nationwide protests in Kenya, the country’s National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) said on Tuesday, more than ...

Cabinet Secretary for Sports Salim Mvurya has today hosted a breakfast meeting in Nairobi to celebrate Kenya’s epic athletes ...

President William Ruto has bid farewell to four European Union ambassadors whose diplomatic assignments in Kenya have ...

Braving the chilly Tuesday morning in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, George Owino and a group of friends took a leisurely stroll through the exhibition hall hosting the tenth edition of China Trade Week ...

Introduction: A Growing Focus on Agricultural Emissions. While Small Engines Market is typically analyzed through the lens of ...

Timi Frank condemns Kenya police brutality during Saba Saba protests, urges President Ruto to halt violence and engage in ...

On July 7, young demonstrators in Kenya engaged in protests against the government, leading to violent clashes with ...