Man hid in the ceiling but a shoe and phone that dropped down gave him away, luckily the terrorists’ bullets missed him

Man hid in the ceiling but a shoe and phone that dropped down gave him away, luckily the terrorists’ bullets missed him

Drawing the line between Paul Kelemba and his alter-ego Maddo, the cartoonist, is no easy task.

But even as it moves to harness clean energy in the form of solar and wind power, it is also building a multi-billion-shilling coal plant.

It is what Kenya is hoping to mine and generate electricity from in Mui in the near future after numerous delays due to the politicisation of the

Proposed budgetary cuts taking away more than Sh2.7 billion from the education docket are cause for major concern.

Schools from all parts of the country that scored 243 marks and below during the 2013 and 2014 KCPE were selected for this programme.

There is a well-known phrase, “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about”.

The mall is sandwiched between a railway line, a busy road and an oil pipeline affecting movement of vehicles and pedestrians.

Swiss President Alain Berset (pictured) lands this evening for a three-day official visit that will also take him to Kakuma refugee camp.

Passengers have formed a full church complete with a pastor, choir and officials that run the programme

At exactly 1.30pm on Friday, history was made as Kenya deployed her first satellite into space.

The tragedy, contradictions and faults of law practice espoused by philosopher Plato in his famous book on knowledge, Theaetetus, were in full display at Supreme Court earlier in the week.

If school education is to be completely free, the infrastructure needs would further increase, since students who dropped out due to school fees may want to return.

Farmers are turning to mechanisation to meet the rising demand for potatoes by improving cultivation and reducing harvest losses, which can amount to up to 50 per cent of the crop.

Software firm, Systems Applications Products (SAP) has announced a Sh44 billion war-chest to develop tailor-made business software for Africa. The programme, to run until 2020, will focus mainly on accelerating growth in energy, utilities, financial services and telecommunications sectors in Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Angola and Morocco.

Anger and outrage best describe the reactions of our readers following the story carried by our sister paper, The Standard on Saturday, on domestic workers who attacked a three-and-half-year-old boy and fed him to dogs.

Last week, The Standard on Saturday carried a special feature on the dwindling number of wild animals in Kenya.