Raila belonged to that now-tiny tribe of politicians who still spoke about justice and redistribution to the masses.

The new law expands the definition of cybercrime and gives authorities the power to block websites or remove online content.

Remembering Raila• As we celebrate the enigma Raila Odinga, Carol Maina says: “We must never forget his championing of the ...

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) recently conducted an online public participation on the proposed Judicial Service ...

Borrowing turns irrational when the funds are mismanaged, poorly targeted, or distributed for political mileage.

John Heche, the deputy party leader of Tanzania's main opposition Chadema, was arrested on Wednesday outside the court where ...

Commercial banks are adopting new lending models and digital tools to increase credit flow to women and youth in agriculture, ...

The High Court has suspended the implementation of two sections of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025, ...

The case against a Moi University student charged with publishing false information about President William Ruto has taken a ...

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has cautioned leaders against making reckless public statements that could undermine the ...

Several activities have been organised to honour the former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, who died in India last week and was ...

The 76-year-old politician is the most high-profile name among those cleared to run against incumbent Alassane Ouattara.