Protests in the Kenyan capital Nairobi intensified on Thursday, with vehicles set ablaze and police firing teargas to disperse crowds angered by the death in custody of a political blogger last week,

The Luo Council of Elders has condemned the murder of Albert Ojwang in police custody. They are demanding justice, accountability, and an end to police brutality.

The dead are becoming harder to ignore in Kenya. Each new police killing chips away at President William Ruto’s reputation as a reformer, and raises fresh questions about the state’s use of force.

The death in Kenya of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody has touched off demonstrations in the capital. Protesters have been carrying signs saying “Stop killing

A closed-door meeting between the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) and MPs revealed disturbing details about the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang.

Officials are in talks with Beijing to float Panda bond in Shanghai to raise cash for infrastructure projects, including taking the rail from Naivasha to Malaba.

A graphic circulating on Facebook falsely claims that the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission raided Nairobi traffic police boss Joseph Chirchir and found KSh25 million in cash. But the graphic is fake.

Grace Naliaka, a Nairobi woman who lost her grandma to illness, has spoken about her desire to participate in the Mama Ibado Charity (MIC) Run for Seniors.