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If young Moses Annan was older, he would be happy to be alive today. He would even be happier to learn that his name is associated with an epic moment in the country when, at the precipice of self-destruction, former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan brokered a peace deal that silenced the war mongers.

There was heavy presence of armed security personnel at African Inland Church (AIC) Litein Church in Buret District where the planned installation of a new bishop had been scheduled to take place.

The proposed new education system has faced its first hurdle as Prime Minister Raila Odinga and teachers said it may not be the best for the county.

Kenyan troops in Somalia say they are eyeing Kismayu Port following reports of retreat by Al Shabaab militants from the island.

Should Parliament fail to resume its sittings this week as expected, there will be six sitting days left within which MPs are supposed to pass six critical Bills pertaining land and devolution.

Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is to hold a Parliamentary Group meeting to discuss the potentially destructive rivalry building up between supporters of party leader Mr Raila Odinga and his deputy Mr Musalia Mudavadi.

The Government has allocated Sh1.3 billion for national Identity Cards registration before the general elections.

The Government has allocated Sh1.3 billion for registration of Kenyans for national Identity Cards before the general elections.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) will conduct Law Society of Kenya (LSK) elections slated for February 16.

Reports that the Government wants to reopen local case files related to the 2007/8 post-election violence are raising doubts about commitment to restorative justice.

Even as the troubled East African Portland Cement Company resumed partial operations, The Standard on Sunday has learnt that the reinstated management and directors have changed bank signatories.

Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Eldoret North MP William Ruto’s allies have accused UK Foreign Secretary William Hague of meddling in local politics.

Former Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and former Civil Service boss Francis Muthaura are the latest high-profile State officials to vacate office due to the now famous Chapter Six of current Constitution.

Former Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and former Civil Service boss Francis Muthaura are the latest high-profile State officials to vacate office due to the now famous Chapter Six of current Constitution.

The storm at the State Law Office over who has the power to move staff has rekindled memories of the battles ahead of the acrimonious exit from office of former Director of Public Prosecution Philip Murgor.

The storm at the State Law Office over who has the power to move staff has rekindled memories of the battles ahead of the acrimonious exit from office of former Director of Public Prosecution Philip Murgor.

Prime Minister Raila Odinga is rolling out a plan to counter the wave of political sentiment generated against him by a stormy round of rallies held by his rivals.

A somber mood engulfed Nyanza Provincial Hospital mortuary as mourners waited in turns to view the bodies of 26 people who died in a gruesome accident at Mamboleo area, along the Kisumu-Kakamega road on Friday night.

Police in Meru have arrested nine suspected illegal immigrants who were being ferried from Moyale while hidden in sacks in a lorry. The lorry was transporting maize to Meru Cereals Board Depot.

Chilling details of how police endanger the lives of Nairobi residents by shooting indiscriminately as they kick hawkers off the streets can be laid bare today.