UDA extends candidate registration deadline for Phase II elections to March 26, grassroots polls set for April 11 to 12 in more than 20 counties.

Former Jubilee Secretary-General Raphael Tuju urges CJ Martha Koome to investigate Supreme Court judges' conduct, cites concerns over ongoing JSC cases.

London's Heathrow Airport fully operational after a power outage caused major disruptions, delays and cancellations expected as flights resume.

Sudan’s army says it has seized key buildings in central Khartoum, including the central bank, after recapturing the presidential palace from the RSF.

Farmers to get 1million more fertiliser bags from Monday as government addresses supply delays, Agriculture CS Kagwe says additional shipments expected at Naivasha port tomorrow.

Baby boom looms as family planning funds dwindle

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Two students at Ramba Boys School feared dead after a septic tank caved in, two others rescued and hospitalised, students protest as parents fault school's lack of communication.

Pope Francis to be discharged from Rome's Gemelli hospital today after admission for more than a month; he was hospitalised with severe respiratory infection.

Top Hamas political leader Salah al-Bardaweel killed in Israeli air strike in the southern city of Khan Younis, Gaza; his wife and a member of the group's political office also killed.

Four people, including two politicians from West Pokot County killed in a road accident in Tapaach, Uganda; they were on a 10-day development tour; County Commissioner Khaliff Abdullahi says.