Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has told Jubilee Party supporters to stop using his party to hurl insults at other leaders, warning that indiscipline and online abuse will not be tolerated.
A dramatic moment unfolded in the Oval Office when a pharmaceutical executive collapsed during an announcement of a landmark deal to cut prices on obesity drugs.
Popular fitness trainer Gachau Njoroge is facing backlash after the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya warned him over a viral video discussing prescription-only weight-loss drugs.
Zohran Mamdani's historic election as New York's mayor is the latest in a growing trend of African-born leaders, from Nigeria to Liberia, winning executive office in American cities.
Prison sentences have shadowed some of reggae's biggest names. This is the story of global reggae icons who served time, and how it defined their music and legacy.
Azziad Nasenya is battling to save her Sh20 million Kileleshwa apartment after suing a Sacco she accuses of illegally moving to auction it over a disputed loan.
Magistrate Edward Too ruled that the allegations were defamatory and that Radio Africa, as well as the show host, had failed to exercise due diligence.
It is not an accidental blackout, but a deliberate, planned power cut. We explain what load shedding means, the severe impacts on daily life, and which countries are forced to practise it.
More than 15 years after his death, Michael Jackson remains one of the most bankable entertainers in history. In 2024, the Jackson estate sold half of his master recordings
From Princess Lalla Asma's current health mission to Princess Elizabeth's historic accession, Kenya has long been a significant destination for the world's royal heirs. Here is a look at the purpose behind their high-profile visits.