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ODM leader Raila Odinga has strongly defended Kenyans’ right to protest, insisting it is a constitutional freedom that must be protected from intimidation and state repression. Speaking in Mombasa on […]
Odinga back Gen z protests and urges police restraint Read More »
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has approved murder charges against Central Police Station OCS Samson Talaam, Police Constables James Mukhwana and Peter Kimani, and three others over the death
Court postpones day six suspects will enter plea in Albert Ojwang’ murder case Read More »
Speaking on Monday during the 27th Ordinary Session of the Intergovernmental Budget and Economic Council (IBEC) held at his Karen office, Kindiki stated that devolution has grown too strong to be reversed.
DP Kindiki: No Government Can Roll Back Devolution Read More »
Activist and software developer Rose Njeri has been released after a Milimani court found the criminal charges brought against her to be unlawful and lacking merit. In a ruling delivered
Activist Rose Njeri Freed as Court Dismisses Criminal Charges Over Finance Bill Website Read More »
The council of governors have welcomed the resolution by the mediation committee of both the National assembly and the Senate to allocate 415 billion shillings as division of revenue allocation
Governors welcome Sh. 415 Billion allocation settled on by mediation cttee Read More »
Two police officers accused of assaulting and shooting face mask vendor Boniface Kariuki during protests in Nairobi will remain in custody for 15 days as investigations continue. Police Constables Klinzy
Officers in Viral Shooting Video to Remain in Custody for 15 Days Read More »
The MP, a vocal critic of Sakaja’s leadership, vowed to pursue all legal and political avenues to put an end to what he called “state-enabled criminality.” He accused the governor of turning Nairobi into a hostile environment, claiming government machinery is being used to intimidate the public.
Babu Owino Accuses Governor Sakaja of Sponsoring Violence During Nairobi Protests Read More »
The committee ruled that the clause violated constitutional provisions on privacy, noting it fell short of the standards set by Article 31 of the Constitution and the Data Protection Act.
Parliament Rejects Clause Granting KRA Unrestricted Access to Personal Financial Data Read More »
Outrage is growing across Kenya following new revelations that the government has slashed education capitation by KSh 900 million in the 2024/2025 financial year—despite rising demands from children and communities
Uproar after state Slash Education Budget Amid Growing Needs Read More »
The Action Foundation marked the 2nd edition of the International Day of Play at Dagoretti Special School in Nairobi, bringing together over 100 children with disabilities from Dagoretti, Kibera, Mathare,
The Action Foundation Celebrates Children with Disabilities on International Day of Play Read More »