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Why human trafficking thrives along the Kenya-Tanzania border
The number of Ethiopia, Somalia, and Eritrea nationals trafficked through the Kenya-Tanzania border in Taita Taveta County is on the rise, according to security agencies.
By Renson Mnyamwezi
31m ago
Ashton Mombasa Apparel treated employees to coastal traditions celebrating Swahili, Mijikenda and Pokomo cultures.
By Patrick Beja
1d ago
By David Njaaga
4d ago
By Philip Mwakio
5d ago
By Benard Sanga
1w ago
By Nehemiah Okwembah
1w ago
Signs of neglect are evident at the Kibarani recreation facility, which Patel rehabilitated at a cost of Sh700 million.
By Benard Sanga
1w ago
The government resettlement plan for thousands of squatters who have occupied private land for decades has started in the six coastal counties.
By Nehemiah Okwembah
1w ago
At least 300 police officers were screened for various medical conditions in Mombasa ahead of the busy festive season, when they are expected to work round the clock.
By Patrick Beja
1w ago
The festival united Kenya’s environmental movement and local Coastal Region communities in a celebration of nature through dance, music, art.
By Joackim Bwana
2w ago
Kenya is yet to domesticate a statute against rising transnational security threats in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) states.
By Patrick Beja
2w ago
President William Ruto has reiterated his government’s commitment to ensure the Kenya Defence Forces and in particular the Kenya Navy, is modernised to continue discharging its duties effectively.
By Philip Mwakio
2w ago
The progress in the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been hampered by lack of resources.
By Patrick Beja
3w ago
Governor Andrew Mwadime has announced that the construction of the multi-million shilling rice milling value-addition plant is complete and will be commissioned soon.
By Renson Mnyamwezi
3w ago
A Liberian-flagged ship has been detained at the Port of Mombasa following a warrant of arrest issued by the High Court.
By Willis Oketch
3w ago
The state had unlimited resources, but Phyllis Omido, an environmental activist, was driven by love and a dream of justice for her children, and other victims of lead poison.
By Bernard Sanga
3w ago
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