Corridors of Power

After Charles Mugane Njonjo was declared dead by his doctor at 5am yesterday, his body was moved to Lee Funeral Home briefly before being cremated at 10.30am. Lee Funeral Home was not...

The government must lay bare the names of secret owners of all companies that win State tenders as part of a programme it has with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This...

A Ugandan firm that won the lucrative bid to lease Mumias Sugar Company might not savour its victory yet after a case was filed in court yesterday to challenge the...

Kenya has dropped its push to force power producers to lower tariffs in the wake of opposition from the foreign firms in the planned review that was intended to cut...

SUMMARY Mr Githunguri’s daughters Lilian Joy Ngagaki and Lilian Wanjiru moved to court in April last year saying their father suffers from dementia and requires to be placed under urgent...

Tender wars continue to haunt the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission after one of the companies that lost in the supply of Kenya Integrated Elections Management System (KIEMS) kits moved...

Nyandarua Governor and former Secretary to Cabinet and Head of Public Service Francis Kimemia’s brother is among the 59 procurement staff suspended at Kenya Power as reforms began at the...

One of Africa’s fastest-growing economies, Kenya has a GDP of $99 billion and is home to more than 53.7 million people, of whom 330 are multimillionaires. Meanwhile, a total of...

On the morning of September 6, 1988, a red carpet was rolled at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to receive a State guest: Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu – one of...

The Kenya Universities Staff Union (Kusu) has protested the dismissal of Maasai Mara University whistleblower, chief finance officer Spencer Sankale Ololchike and demanded his immediate reinstatement. Secretary General Charles Mukwaya...