A young father from Eldoret, Kenya, has died by suicide after alleging he was drugged with Rohypnol and sexually assaulted by a classmate he met at Sensei Institute of Technology.
Albert Omondi Ojwang, arrested over a social media post, has died in police custody. The National Police Service has issued a statement as IPOA launches an investigation.
A tragic end to a love gone wrong unfolded at Uhuru Market, Nairobi, when Felista Kitua, 40, was fatally stabbed by her ex-lover, Agostini Neto, after weeks of threats and defiance of a court order. Police are investigating as the community mourns.
The Ministry of Education has announced 1,000 internship vacancies under the Digital Literacy Programme (DLP) Cohort 4. Open to graduates with ICT or Education qualifications, this internship offers a chance to support e-learning in public schools across Kenya. Apply online via the PSC portal before 23rd June 2025.
Edwin Kiplimo Samoei, a 29-year-old resident of Kapsumbeiywet in Soy, was found dead near Simat nine days after his disappearance. He was last seen near Testimony School in Eldoret on May 27, 2025. His tragic death has raised fresh concerns about the rise in missing person cases across Kenya.
Cynthia Jemutai, a former staff member at Cherangany TTI, lost her job and family savings after being scammed by a fake travel agent promising job opportunities abroad. Read her heartbreaking story and learn how to avoid travel scams in Kenya.
Nyeri County Government is hiring! Explore job vacancies in Records Management, HR, Supply Chain, Social Welfare, and more. Apply before 26th April 2024.
Six suspected cybercriminals known as the Mulot Boys have been arrested in Nyali, Mombasa for using caller ID spoofing apps to defraud Kenyans millions. Read how DCI tracked them down.
Interior CS Onesimus Kipchumba Murkomen has officially gazette Friday, June 6, 2025, as a public holiday in Kenya to celebrate Eid-ul-Adha. The announcement allows Muslims across the country to mark this important festival of sacrifice with prayers, feasting, and community service.
In the quiet predawn hours of Chepsirei, Keiyo South, young Titus Kipkorir and his mother set out on a heartfelt journey to bid farewell to Fr. Alois Bett — the priest who had become like a father to Titus.
