Kenya Power has refuted reports that a transformer explosion led to a stampede at the National Youth Service training college in Gilgil earlier this week.

The county government has completed the refurbishment of the 268-metre Kapiti Road in South B at a cost of Sh17 million.

Insecurity topped the concerns of Kenyans at 41 per cent, with unemployment being Kenyans' second biggest concern at 31 per cent.

Over 1,500 scholarships are up for grabs for needy students who are set to receive their Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination results.

Kenyans have been asked to work towards nurturing close family ties that will in turn translate into a more stable society.

The festive season is both an exciting and scary time for parents, especially those raising teenagers.

The risk of divorce in Kenya has remained constant over the last 20 years, according to a new study.

Graphic warnings should be displayed on tobacco products to replace the text, says a new report.

Former Finance Minister David Mwiraria has finally taken plea over the multibillion-shilling Anglo-Leasing scandal from his hospital bed.

With his parents busy at work, he had to remain under the daily care of a house help, a woman who later caused him psychological torture.

Close to half of Kenyan adults could be living with hypertension but have no idea, a report has shown.

Religious leaders under the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) want a body created to deal with any constitutional amendments.

The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) is set to launch a campaign in Nairobi to press authorities to commit to prevention of gender violence.

Wherever Pope Francis has visited since coming into office in 2013, he has been received by overwhelming crowds and accorded a rousing welcome.

Former President Daniel arap Moi who hosted Pope John Paul II in 1980, 1985 and 1995 and former President Mwai Kibaki are set to witness the meeting between the pontiff and President Uhuru Kenyatta.

With the entire nation praying for his quick recovery, Osinya was successfully operated on, and the bullet removed at the Kenyatta National Hospital by head of neurosurgery Peter Mwangi.

The Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu) has lauded President Uhuru Kenyatta for stepping in to resolve the row on the teachers' pay.

Most people often do not have emergency contacts for whenever a need arises and in this age of technology, physical directories just will not suffice.

Police chiefs from Sub-Saharan Africa held a high level meeting in Kigali, Rwanda where they discussed how the continent can cooperate and partner to fight crime.

This year’s candidates are a worried lot especially after they were left to revise on their own following the teachers’ strike that dragged on for a whole month. To make life easier for them, two professionals have come together and devised a way to help candidates, especially those in secondary school, revise for their examination.

Security has been beefed up at Nairobi's Nyayo Stadium to ensure smooth Mashujaa Day celebrations, Regional Co-ordinator Njoroge Ndirangu has said.

The National Assembly violated constitutional provisions on freedom of the media and access to information by passing draconian amendments to the Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Bill, churches have said.

The Government should stop outsourcing services and instead let its employees handle the work, the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu) has said.

Baringo County is set to hold its first-ever Entrepreneurship and Expo Summit with a focus on green energy, agriculture and tourism.

Nairobi residents like most people throughout the country are waiting for the dreaded El-Nino rains with bated breath after the weather man announced the rains are expected any day from Wednesday.

Kenyans will soon benefit from cheaper drugs to treat chronic diseases after a pharmaceutical company announced it would launch its products next month.

Kenyans will this week receive free legal services from more than 7,000 lawyers countrywide as part of the annual Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Legal Awareness Week.

The Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) now wants the Opposition to stop "politicising the labour dispute" between teachers' unions and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

Exactly two years ago today, Al Shabaab gunmen stormed Westgate Mall, killing 67 people and leaving many others with life-changing injuries.

An annual campaign geared towards creating awareness on cancer was launched yesterday in Nairobi.

The Vatican has confirmed that the Pope will be visiting the country in November as part of his papal trip to Africa.

The on-going standoff between the teachers and the Government on salaries has far reaching implications for Kenya's education system, former Deputy Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi has said.

More than 150 prison officers have been dismissed in the last three years for smuggling cellphones to inmates, Commissioner of Prisons Isaiah Osugo has said.

The Nairobi County government has told the Auditor General that the award of the e-payment contract to Webtribe, to collect revenue on behalf of City Hall, was above board.

He not only took over major roads and streets of Nairobi when he visited the country but US President Barack Obama also dominated the Internet, being the most searched in July.

Every mother wants to give birth to a healthy baby; one who is strong and ready to face the world.

The National Assembly's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has called for a lifestyle audit of all the current and former managers at Kenya Airways (KQ), following the company's Sh29.7bilion loss.

The new Sh20 million state-of-the-art maternity wing that was unveiled by Governor Evans Kidero is the only one of its kind in the area and offers maternity and general health care services.

Emergency service providers have assured Kenyans that they will continue offering their services amid movement hitches occasioned by the visit of US President Barack Obama.

In the interview, she also said, “My kids are like any children: anything we do is not cool. They will go in the other direction.”