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The government has announced that it will provide financial assistance to digital content creators. The State Department for ICT Permanent Secretary Eng. John Tanui said the move is aimed at enabling content creators to grow their businesses.

A shocking revelation has emerged about the Kwa Bi Nzaro sect in Kilifi County where followers have been fasting to death, claiming that it is the way to meet God. For the first time, detailed information about the main suspect.

A PANEL appointed by President William Ruto to investigate and recommend compensation for victims injured during the protests and police brutality has suffered a major setback after the High Court suspended its proceedings.

Over 26 million Kenyans have registered for SHA health insurance with the government targeting more registrations before the end of this year. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged Kenyans to continue registering while welcoming the increasing interest in starting registration. Speaking on Monday when he addressed over 1,500 women leaders from Laikipia County in Irunduni area.

Agricultural Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has called on the world's investors to distribute tea in Kenya for transportation to ensure greater value for their customers.

Coast region have urged President William Ruto to fulfill his promise to resolve land disputes in the region. The issue of land grabbing and squatting was one of the issues that President Ruto promised to resolve during the 2022 General Election campaign.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen says residents of Mandera are safe from the imminent conflict involving Somali Federal troops, Al Shabaab, and Jubaland forces. Speaking in Kakamega during the US Security Forum’s security engagement with the local administration

MPs and senators showed open anger following President William Ruto's accusations of corruption and boycotted a session they had planned to debate key government bills yesterday morning.

Senator Karen Nyamu has slammed Isiolo MCAs for pushing an impeachment motion against Governor Abdi Guyo without following legal procedures. She called the move a "dangerous joke" lacking evidence and due process. The Senate was forced to suspend proceedings amid a growing standoff.

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen questioned Cleophas Malala’s involvement in the National Drama Festivals. He criticized the use of student plays for political messaging, urging that scripts be left to teachers. This followed Butere Girls’ walkout over alleged mistreatment during the event.