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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) will, starting next week, dart, load, and relocate at least 21 black rhinos from Nairobi to the Loisaba Conservancy.

In recent days, Kenya has experienced increased land fraud and demolitions. Land experts shared tips on how Kenyans can avoid falling victim to fraudsters.

Tension erupted at Mombasa Law Court as a suspect, Musa Salim, briefly breached security by snatching a gun from a prison officer during a court appearance.

Interior PS addresses myriad issues, top of which is outlining what the government is doing to ensure the country is safe.

The government issued an advisory on the use of fireworks for New Year’s celebrations. PS Elijah Mwangi warned of the safety risks associated with fireworks.

Christopher Kenga, the Lodwar Police Station OCS, is a man with a kind heart. Christopher Kenga donated foodstuff to 47 detained Eritrean immigrants.

Nairobi High Court has declared that Rwandese tech guru Desire Muhiyunza is the rightful owner of the KSh 400 million business claimed by a Kenyan man.

A Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) officer attached to the KDF Kahawa Garrison is among three people who were arrested for stealing a firearm from a licenced civilian.

A postmortem examination done on the body of the murdered Meru blogger Daniel Muthiani, aka Sniper, revealed that he died after being strangled on the neck.

Florence Sikolia, the 59-year-old deputy principal of Friends School Secondary School Muhomo in Lugari, was brutally murdered at her home in Mbande village.