Traffic flow within the Nairobi Central Business District (CBD) was on Thursday, January 30 affected following protests by Public Service Vehicles (PSV) matatu operators. The matatu operators took to the streets blocking main roads in Nairobi CBD,

The Government of Kenya, through the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development, has embarked on an ambitious Ksh747 million urban market modernization program in Nairobi to address the longstanding challenges faced by hawkers.

The African Twist play was performed in a series of four-day runs, twice over the weekend, with all shows packed to the rafters and ending with standing ovations.

Police in Nairobi are investigating an incident where a woman stabbed her husband several times in Soweto Kayole. The injured husband is hospitalised.

A Nairobi biker, Meshack Samson Maina, shared a humorous video of himself skillfully weaving through traffic using his off-road bike spaking mixed reactions.

Methane expelled by livestock belching and farting contributes about 15% of global emissions each year, UN estimates show. It is the most common greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide (CO2).

This documentary, premiering at Sundance, follows the rehabilitation of a colonial-era library in Kenya, but only tells half of a story.

For a man of Chappelle’s stature, it’s not every day that you get his attention or audience. For Lu Savali, it took eight years of constant efforts to reach the legend.

Saybulu Toroge, 12, smiles during a lesson with classmates at Naserian Osupuko Primary School in Narok County.

Grant Thornton Kenya, a leading professional services firm, has merged with Devani-Devani & Company, a certified public accounting firm, to expand their advisory solutions in Kenya. The merger, which took effect on January 6,

As a part of the new codeshare, passengers of both airlines can now travel more easily across a wider range of destinations with just one ticket, enjoying a unified baggage policy

Kenya Power last paid an interim dividend in 2015 at a rate of Sh0.20 per ordinary share but froze the payments in subsequent years amid heavy losses.