Employers have been told to brace themselves for a national workers’ strike should the National Hospital Insurance Fund be allowed

A man was killed on Wednesday after he was shortchanged in a game of pool.

A fire broke out at Nairobi’s Gikomba Market on Wednesday afternoon destroying property worth millions of shillings.

The man in charge of President Mwai Kibaki’s security has been replaced in a reshuffle of top police officers.

A teacher has been sacked for vying for the Starehe parliamentary seat.

A Mombasa family has asked the government to help it recover the body of a relative who died in Lebanon.

Two key organisations have opposed the proposal to arm private security guards.

The government on Wednesday stepped in to try and resolve squabbles threatening the operations of its key human rights watchdog.

More than 100 delegates arrived on Wednesday for the largest Commonwealth MPs meeting to be hosted by Parliament.

By now, everyone knows the story, but it still sounds sweet no matter how many times it is repeated.

Over 1,400 Kenyan Muslim youths are headed for the Gulf State of Saudi Arabia to take up jobs at the magnificent Makkah Clock Royal Tower, world’s largest hotel.

The draft National Police Service Bill 2010 allows the deployment of foreign police forces in Kenya during emergency.

The youth have been urged to be vigilant and ensure leaders adhere to the key principles of democracy.

The Presidential Escort Commandant Benson Kibui has been moved in changes that affected 143 senior police officers.

Kenya is on a diplomatic offensive against Western States ahead of UN Security Council meeting next week, following the storm raised by her hosting wanted Sudanese leader Omar al Bashir.

The Cabinet meets Thursday Morning to ratify two Bills that are critical to reforms in the judiciary.

The US based National Democratic Institute (NDI) has pledged to support implementation of the Constitution.

The Global Fund has released Sh5 billion to help Kenya step up its fight against HIV/Aids and malaria.

The Parliamentary Caucus for Reforms wants seven Cabinet ministers who are officials of political parties to surrender party positions or face sanctions in Parliament.

A witness narrated how money was transferred from several banks in thousands of shillings only to be received by another bank in millions.

The national spy agency now has more eyes and ears on the ground after boosting its intelligence gathering capacity in time for the introduction of county governments.

State chooses restructuring rather than scrapping the provincial administration and gives new job specifications.

Kenya National Commission on Human Rights and Equality (KNCHRE) Chairperson Florence Jaoko has dismissed as personal vendetta attempts by fellow commissioners to remove her from heading the institution.

Saturday will be a public holiday to mark the end of the Holy Month of Ramadhan (Eid-Ul-Fitr), acting Chief Kadhi Sheikh Ahmad Muhdhar has said.

The Government has ordered law enforcers to intensify their crackdown on illicit brews.

The newly appointed head of UN humanitarian relief Lady Valerie Amos has spent her first day in office touring Pakistan.

Mexico has rejected remarks from the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, that drug-related violence in Mexico increasingly has the hallmarks of an insurgency.

The number of shops closing in Britain is slowing but a north-south divide has emerged, a survey by retail analysts the Local Data Company suggests.

A US pastor says he is not "backing down" from plans to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of 9/11, despite international condemnation.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says Mexican drug violence is looking increasingly like an insurgency, a comment strongly rejected by Mexico.

Contractors who worked for BP on the ill-fated Deepwater Horizon oil rig criticise the company's report into the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Patients could be prescribed music tailored to their needs as a result of new university research.

Scientists begin a study to determine if an everyday vitamin supplement could help prevent a common birth defect.

Boundary changes for the next Scottish Parliament elections suggest a possible boost to the Conservatives, according to experts.

The plight of Commonwealth Games workers in Delhi