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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
Family and political allies reject the 'normal accident' theory, demanding to know why the former Lugari MP was driving alone to Naivasha at 3 a.m. after a late-night meeting in Nairobi.
The President accuses the opposition leader of sabotaging infrastructure plans, while critics question the budgetary reality behind the Asian Tiger ambition.
The PNU leader dismisses speculation of a truce with the government, launching a scathing critique of President Ruto’s economic policies and declaring a 'One Term' agenda during a fiery tour of Meru.
Ahead of a crucial Cabinet meeting today, the President dismisses 2027 campaign claims while promising a KES 22 billion dual carriageway for Kiambu.
Kenya woke up Saturday to the sudden death of former Lugari MP Cyrus Shakhalaga Jirongo, a once-powerful political operator whose career mirrored the rise, reach, and controversy of the country’s one-party-to-multiparty transition era.
Just hours after completing a grueling 72-hour tree-hugging marathon in Nyeri, the 22-year-old activist received long-awaited official certification for her previous 48-hour feat—proving that her silent protest for mental health is echoing globally.
While the President paints a vision of first-world status, economists warn that structural debt and aggressive taxation policies tell a starkly different story.
The iconic red-tiled roof is gone, replaced by a contemporary silhouette that signals a symbolic break from the past during Kenya’s Jamhuri Day celebrations.
Council of Governors Vice-Chair Muthomi Njuki argues that local communities conserving wildlife corridors are being shortchanged by the National Government.
Washington tightens its grip on East African migrants and expands surveillance on global travelers, while domestic turmoil mounts over healthcare and the Federal Reserve.
The outspoken Kenyan lawyer dismisses the tech billionaire’s comparison of modern South Africa to the apartheid regime as a "ridiculous" distortion of African suffering.
Treasury CS dismisses claims of a ‘leaderless’ party, insisting the late Raila Odinga’s brother holds the compass for the next election cycle.
