Massive Rift Valley Cracks Threaten Homes and Farms in Kenya
Areas such as Kiambogo, Kaptembwo, Ngata, and London are among the hardest hit, with numerous reports last week of homes sinking into the ground in Kiambogo while still occupied.
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The Truth About the Widespread Internet Outages Hit East Africa
Service providers such as Airtel Kenya, Vodacom Tanzania, and others across the region have acknowledged the disruptions.
Kenyan Man on Death Row in Saudi Arabia Receives Reprieve
Munyakho, the son of veteran Kenyan journalist Dorothy Kweyu, was sentenced to death in 2011 after a fatal altercation with a colleague that resulted in both parties sustaining stab wounds; however, only Munyakho survived.
Police Detain 24 Ethiopian Migrants Abandoned in Kenya
The migrants reported that the smugglers abandoned them to avoid roadblocks set up along the Isiolo-Nairobi highway, a common route used for smuggling activities.
Kenya Declares Public Holiday to Mourn Flood Victims and Promote Climate Action
In addition to commemorating the victims, the day will also be marked by nationwide tree planting activities aimed at combating the effects of climate change.
All Tenants Accounted for After Building Collapse in Nairobi
By this morning, the Kenya Red Cross confirmed that all tenants of the collapsed building had been accounted for, alleviating earlier concerns of numerous casualties.
Floods Fueling Forceful Evictions in Nairobi's Informal Settlements
The forceful eviction, which began last Tuesday, has escalated tensions in Nairobi’s riverside settlements.
Death Toll Rises to 228 in Kenyan Flush Floods
The Government Spokesman, Isaac Mwaura, announced on Sunday, May 5, that the floods have affected over 223,000 people across the nation.
Kenya Appoints First Female Air Force Commander in Historic Move
Alongside Major General Ahmed, President Ruto also announced the appointment of General Charles Kahariri as the new head of the armed forces, filling the vacancy left by the late military chief.
Tourists Evacuated from Flooded Maasai Mara as Heavy Rains Pummel Kenya
The Kenya Red Cross successfully rescued 36 people by air and an additional 25 by land, collaborating with Narok County government which deployed two helicopters for the operation.
Kenyan President Ruto to 'Support' Devastating Flood Victims
The president's declaration comes as the region grapples with one of the most severe rainy seasons in years, which has already claimed the lives of at least 170 people across the country.
Kenya Airways Suspends Flights to Kinshasa Amid Employee Detention Controversy
The issue began on April 19, when two employees of Kenya Airways were detained by the Military Detection of Anti-Homeland Activities (DEMIAP) on allegations related to "missing customs documentation on valuable cargo," according to the airline.
Dam Collapse in Western Kenya Claims 40 Lives, Prompts Nationwide Dam Inspections
The disaster cut off a major road and left a trail of debris, mud, and uprooted trees, severely impacting the local community and transportation.
Kenyan Schools' Reopening Delayed Due to Deadly Floods
Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenyan government has announced a delay in the reopening of schools by one week in response to ongoing severe flooding that has resulted in the deaths of more than 80 people. Originally scheduled to resume for the second term on April 29, all schools will now reopen
Global Negotiators Meet in Canada to Forge Key Treaty on Plastic Pollution
The discussions feature a divide in perspectives. A "high ambition coalition" of countries advocates for stringent measures including cutting down on plastic production and the use of harmful chemicals.
Kenya Airways Claims DR Congo's Army Unlawfully Detained Her Employee Despite Court Order
The airline has expressed frustration, stating that despite numerous attempts to clarify the situation to the military officers, their explanations were disregarded. The detained staff were only allowed a brief visit by Kenyan embassy officials and a team from the airline last Tuesday.