Thousands of Kenyans who were evicted from Mau Forest in 2019 are still searching for shelter, with most of them living temporarily with friends or renting houses as they wait for the government to ...

The Mau Mau Original Trust has been pushing for compensation from the British government for all Kenyans for the torture ...

Ruto is expected to seek Chinese support in reviving key infrastructure projects that have stalled, including the extension ...

A 35-year-old man who was allegedly abducted during a work trip was found dead deep in the Mau Forest. His Bomet family is seeking justice after the ordeal.

Mr Wesley Kipkemoi Bett, a carpenter, left his home in Bomet on March 30 to his workshop for what would have been a routine trip, except it wasn’t on this fateful day.The 35-year-old father of two ...

The administration of Mogoiwet Primary School in Trans Mara East Sub -County, Narok County, are counting losses after strong winds blew off the roofs of four mud-walled classrooms. “We are lucky the ...

According to Andrew Maritim, a resident, armed rustlers believed to be from the neighbouring Kuria Sub-County raided his homestead and made away with the livestock under the cover of darkness.

Residents of Serewek village, in Trans Mara, Narok County have decried a poor state of roads in the area. Locals told Citizen Digital that the situation has significantly affected transportation ...

The two MAU board positions remained open following the March election because there were no candidates on the ballot and no one received enough write-in votes to be elected. “I'm honored to be ...

Read: Mau Mau sculpture the State wouldn't accept But this begs the question: What grave was Mbiyu Koinange referring to? If, as later claimed, no one knew where Kimathi lay, then whose burial site ...

The Kenya Railways Corporation last year recruited a consultant to undertake the mapping and propose a compensation and resettlement plan for all affected by the works on the 255-kilometre proposed ...

Award-winning journalist, writer and leader for inclusion and equity in Aotearoa, Ali Mau's 20-year career cemented her as one of the country's most recognised faces.