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The promise by Jubilee govt to offer free laptops to pupils has continued to elicit mixed reactions from different members of the society.

Former Naivasha Legislator John Mututho is currently facing a tough fine for failing to pay lawyer's fees.

Kidero urged electorates not to make a mistake of electing seasonal politicians to manage the affairs of the city.

According to the feedback received online, the winner of the first round of the presidential debate is without doubt Duba Dida.

Nairobi Water and Sewerage Company has cautioned the Nairobi residents to be prepared to have dry taps end of this week.

Parents and private school representatives are now urging the Ministry of Education to consider hastening the Form one selection.

A court has ruled in favour of Cofek to postpone the deadline for the digital migration in Nairobi and its environs.

Plans aimed at upgrading the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) are to be halted until next year.

Ministry of Information PS Bitange Ndemo urges for the need to consider inculcating ICT developments in all industrial sectors.

Nairobi Water and Sewage Company has contracted Geomaps to help with the crack down on illegal water connections.

Andrew is alive in people’s memories after delivering one of the greatest endorsements a father could ever received from his son.

The Government plans to have 1.1 million uncircumcised men undergo the Voluntary Male Medical Circumcision.

NSSF Chief says that workers whose names are missing in their registers shall be published on local media.

Nairobi is undoubtedly emerging as Africa’s business hub with the entrance of huge names such as Visa, Pepsi, General Electric, among others.

A recently released report is raising an alarm over the undermining of efforts being put in place to support food security and biodiversity.

A row is brewing between Rwanda, Uganda and the Kenyan govt over a deal which the two states have accused Kenya for failing to abide by.

In a review based on cross-border spending, it emerged that a whooping KES 8.8 bn was spent in 2011 by Kenyans travelling abroad.

Conflicting reports leading into his resignation indicate that Muluka hasn’t been reading from the same script with the Party’s Chairman.

A study by Harvard School of Public Health has revealed that by mobile phones usage is useful tool in tracking how malaria spreads.

The Uganda Revenue Authority has complained over Kenya Revenue Authority's storage charges levied on Uganda-bound cargo.

Following constant lobbying from major mobile manufacturers to have all counterfeit mobile phones switched off and prevented from flooding the local markets.

Finance Minister, Njeru Githae has said that the government shall ensure that all tax defaulters be served with a notice through a print media of national circulation.

October 9th 2012 goes down in history for the people of The Perl of Africa as the 50th

Google’s WiFi access panel is now on its way to making known its presence in Kenya’s catering industry.

Is it fair that MP's to pocket a minimum package of 9.3 million come January?

Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg was more than delighted to express his gratitude to the online fraternity that has made him a celebrated icon.

ICC Prosecutor Fatour Bensouda’s first visit to Kenya is set to receive maximum media attention over the next couple of weeks

Police in the country have now confirmed that indeed the Al-Shabaab militants and their sympathizers have come up with new terror tactics.

Senegalese born and American recording musical artist Akon is set to showcase what he does best come October 2012 in Nairobi, Kenya.

Kenya’s Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Musalia Mudavadi is currently on a tour to the US in a bid to woo the Diaspora votes.

Kenfap has asked the government to consider compensating farmers in the Great Rift Valley whose maize crop was destroyed by a viral disease.

Fidel Castro Odinga rubbishes rumours that he caught his newly wedded wife Lwam Bekele in a compromising position with his best friend.

Nairobi’s U.S Embassy is pleased to announce the arrival of Kenya’s new Ambassador who assumed office in Kenya from 27th August 2012.

Coming just a week after its inception, the City Council of Nairobi automation service systems aimed at improving revenue collection in the city.

The high court ruled that Tinet ward based in Nakuru County would be re-aligned to comprise Tinet ward based which is situated in Kuresoi South constituency.

According to Senior Magistrate Loise Komingoi, Gilgil Hills Academy was indirectly held responsible for the death of

The question of whether or not aspiring leaders in Kenya must be degree holders has been a subject of conversations this past week.

The latest emerging reports reveal that the mapping of the yet to be built Nakuru International Airport has been undertaken by state officials.