Joe Biden's cancer has spread ; Hunter Biden Reveals
Former United States president Joe Biden is facing a more advanced stage of his illness after his son Hunter confirmed that the cancer has continued to spread.
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Former United States president Joe Biden is facing a more advanced stage of his illness after his son Hunter confirmed that the cancer has continued to spread.
Two students from the Technical University of Mombasa lost their lives on Friday in a tragic road accident along the Kisumu-Nairobi highway.
Investigators have uncovered new information suggesting that police officers connected to the killing of Dr. Victoria Mutiso were offered a total of one point five million shillings to carry out the crime.
In a landmark decision that has sent ripples through the political landscape, the Malindi High Court has declared any presidential election scheduled for August 2027 null and void.
A violent school shooting north of Bangkok claimed at least two lives and left several people injured on Friday, according to provincial authorities.
Wildlife authorities have disclosed that preliminary laboratory results point to cyanide poisoning as the likely cause behind the deaths of 16 elephants in the Amboseli region.
A significant milestone for national security was marked when 122 officers of the Special Operations Group completed a demanding six-and-a-half-month course designed to sharpen their skills for high-risk missions.
President William Ruto has instructed every government institution, public office and employer to eliminate the word “watchmen” from official records and replace it with the designation “private security officers.”
Authorities have once again confirmed that the existing restriction on sugar imports will remain firmly in place while simultaneously suspending the approval of any fresh import licences.
The government is advancing a major overhaul of how higher education is financed, proposing to eliminate university scholarships entirely and shift every form of support into repayable loans.
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations have taken into custody the head of a private college in Eldoret following claims that he issued fake academic papers.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has named Ruth Kulundu as its acting chief executive officer with effect from the fifth of August.
Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa informed lawmakers that four hundred and sixty-two learners had been taken into custody and presented in court by mid-June over disturbances recorded in the second school term.
Business activities in Homa Bay Town came to a temporary halt on Tuesday after groups of young people staged demonstrations against the detention of six individuals.
Mukurweini Member of Parliament John Kaguchia walked free from the Milimani Law Courts after a magistrate granted him cash bail of two hundred and fifty thousand shillings.
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has officially launched the implementation, monitoring and acceleration tools designed to turn the National Development Vision 2050 into practical results.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has firmly rejected assertions by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua that he obtains intelligence from officers inside security agencies.
Somalia’s Second Deputy Prime Minister Jibril Abdirashid Haji has formally relinquished his passport, national identity card and birth certificate issued by the country.