How peer education is giving hope to children in city slum
Early marriages, unwanted pregnancies and crime are some of the vices tackled in the programme
NTSA mounts countrywide road checks as schools reopen
The road safety compliance checks were coupled with random drunk driving tests on drivers.
Ex-PS Mangiti donates foodstuff to Mathare flood victims
Organisations distributed assorted clothing to the families affected by ongoing floods
Probe sale of date rape drug to students, say pharmacists
It has strong sedative effects and some people have reported being raped after their drinks were spiked.
Man, 41, found dead in house after assault in Dandora
Gregory Odhiambo was assaulted on April 14 and sustained injuries that allegedly led to his death.
Why court wants defiled minors to be cross-examined
This is High Court determination, which holds that anybody making grave allegations subjected to cross-examination
Why TB still kills many Kenyans
Mortality 15 % is more than double the national average of 6.4 %, most deaths occur during intensive treatment.
Nema satisfied with efforts of 29 polluting companies
Nema officers inspected various points within the Nairobi River catchment area on January 18.
How technology changed Shammah's life
He has suffered from epilepsy since the age of four but this has not dimmed his innovation streak
200,000 learners to benefit from Dishi na County programme
Governor Sakaja on Monday said they had increased the meals by 20,000 plates