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"The Ebola Quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base is almost complete and we are not going to stop" - Aden Duale.

Kenyans React as Man Finds Koinange Street Surprisingly Empty.

Drama erupted after a man was found in a married woman's house, leading to a confrontation with her husband.

In a video that has gone viral online, the man is seen begging for forgiveness, saying he did not know the woman was married.

The Principal of Alliance High School has confirmed a fire incident at the school, assuring parents that all students are safe. Parents have been requested to pick up their children as a precautionary measure.

ACCIDENT ALERT: At least seven people have been confirmed dead and several others injured after the popular Nairobi matatu “Delat” was involved in a horrific crash along Enterprise Road in the Industrial Area, after the driver was speeding and performing dangerous stunts (manyoka) before losing control, causing the vehicle to overturn and roll several times, trapping passengers and resulting in a mass casualty incident.

Lawyer Danstan Omari says the Utumishi Girls students could be released as CCTV evidence may be excluded for violating privacy rights under Article 31.

"I'm offering jobs to young girls aged 22 and below, salary is KSh 15,000 per month." - Profit Kanyari.

Gospel artist Linet Munyali, popularly known as Size 8, is reflecting on her life as she approaches her 39th birthday this August.

In an interview on NTV Kenya’s “Crossover” show, she said she spent much of her younger years attending parties and social events, which she now feels did not add much value in the long run.

She is now urging young people to be more intentional with their time, balance fun with personal growth, and focus on building a meaningful future.

A middle-aged man in Western Kenya has left residents shocked after slaughtering and eating his pet cat, saying he had gone three days without food.

The unusual incident has drawn attention to the harsh realities facing some families as hunger and the high cost of living continue to bite.

The Ministry of Education has ruled out an early nationwide closure of schools despite recent unrest reported in some institutions across the country.

Speaking during the Speech and Prize-Giving Day at The Kenya High School, Education PS Julius Bitok said learning is continuing normally in most schools. He added that the government is addressing the disturbances through dialogue and enhanced safety measures.

Bitok assured parents and learners that schools will remain open as scheduled, with the second-term midterm break set for June 24 to June 28.