Domongole stopped the clock at 48 minutes and 23 seconds to win the men’s elite race, with Manela Michael and Shadrack Kipyegon finishing second and third respectively.

Bishop Wanjiru made the announcement on Sunday morning at Jesus Is Alive Ministries (JIAM), where she addressed hundreds of congregants and declared that Nairobi was in need of a new direction.

The celebrations, themed “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future,” are expected to bring together environmental stakeholders, including UN-Habitat, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), the Ministries of Environment and Foreign Affairs, the Kenya Prisons Service and other partners.

The nomination by the National Heroes Council places Prof. Akama among personalities being considered under the scholarship, professionalism and research category.

The Cabinet of Nyagenke is mulling about what happens when Machokaa finishes speaking and Coffee takes over, because Machokaa makes you listen with your mouth wide open, while Koffi makes you move this way and that way.

Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital (JOOTRH) is expanding its specialist services and positioning itself to provide increasingly complex care closer to home.

By Monica Nashon Kisumu’s hospitality, tourism and transport sectors are stepping up preparations to welcome hundreds of delegates expected in the lakeside city for the World Talent Conference 2026. The conference, scheduled for October 26 to 30, 2026, will bring together visitors expected to require accommodation, transport, food and tourism services, providing local businesses with […]

According to the Kenya 2026 HIV Estimates, about 1.48 million people are living with HIV in the country, with an estimated 13,936 new infections and 19,434 AIDS-related deaths occurring annually.

Vice-Chancellor Prof Ayub N. Gitau said the institution should not merely look backwards at Raila’s life, but turn his legacy into a platform for continued scholarship and public engagement.

The resolution, sponsored by Togo on behalf of the African Union, was backed by 164 countries. The United States voted against it, while six countries abstained.