Millers Ordered to Pay Farmers in Seven Days
Sugar producers across the country now face a firm deadline to settle accounts with cane growers after the national Sugar Board introduced a strict seven-day payment rule.
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Sugar producers across the country now face a firm deadline to settle accounts with cane growers after the national Sugar Board introduced a strict seven-day payment rule.
Four suspects linked to the killing of psychiatrist Victoria Nthunya Mutiso must undergo psychiatric evaluation before facing formal charges.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula attended a General Audience at the Vatican presided over by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has acknowledged a mistake in its tender for a new elections management system and confirmed that corrective steps are under way.
Citizens across the country are observing Constitution Day today with nationwide events that honour a landmark legal framework.
Rescue teams are racing against time to locate more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for after devastating flash floods and landslides struck the Nepal-Tibet border region.
President William Ruto has pledged 1.2 billion shillings for the construction of a university in Emurua Dikirr that will honour the memory of the late Member of Parliament Johana Ngeno.
Passengers flying with the national carrier of the country may soon enjoy complimentary internet access during their journeys.
President William Ruto is set to introduce a redesigned uniform for general duty officers during a major graduation ceremony this Friday.
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr Emmanuel John Nchimbi, has formally resigned from his position and announced his complete retirement from public service and active politics.
Public schools across the country have received Sh18.5 billion in third-term capitation funds, yet the latest disbursement still leaves institutions short of their full annual allocation.
Meteorological officials in the country have cautioned the public against assuming that evolving El Niño conditions will automatically bring heavy rainfall to every region during the upcoming October-to-December season.
A brutal gang assault has left at least 30 people dead in the farming community of Kenscoff, just south of Haiti’s capital, intensifying the island nation’s ongoing security crisis.
Authorities in Zambia ordered the closure of the country’s highest courts on Monday, preventing access on the final day available for filing a legal challenge to the recent presidential election.
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has made clear that a university degree is not currently required for anyone seeking elective office in the upcoming general election.
A heartbreaking incident claimed the lives of two young cousins who drowned while bathing in River Lusumu in Mumias East, Kakamega.
A phone and television repair technician has died after allegedly being stabbed by his wife during a heated argument at his workplace in Homa Bay town.
President William Ruto has unveiled fresh support measures for farmers by announcing a 50 per cent subsidy on maize seeds and a further reduction in fertiliser prices.