President William Ruto has announced his administration's plan to establish 17 mega nurseries to produce 2 billion seedlings yearly as part of the campaign to grow 15 billion trees by 2032.

He argued that modernising the Security Council and overhauling the global financial system are not optional tweaks but the prerequisites for peace, climate delivery and equitable development — and he ...

Wiper Patriotic Front (WPF) party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has called for Gen Zs to exercise their Constitutional rights by voting President William Ruto out of office in the 2027 Presidential elections ...

President William Ruto has restated his plan to build a larger and permanent place of worship at State House, Nairobi, despite a legal hurdle. Speaking during Sunday service at the State House Chapel, ...

In a letter addressed to the KANU Chairman who represents the family of late President Daniel arap Moi on the board of The ...

At the 80th United Nations General Assembly in New York, the voices of Africa roared with rare candor as Ghana rsquo;s President John Dramani Mahama and Kenya rsquo;s President William Ruto seized the ...

President William Ruto at the installation ceremony of Bishop John Kiplimo Lelei as the inaugural bishop of Kapsabet Catholic Diocese in Nandi County. [Elvis Koskei, Standard] President William Ruto ...

On a humid July afternoon, I found myself at a stall in Brixton Market in South London buying a Kenyan flag bracelet. The lanky man selling the country bracelets asked me if I was replacing mine. I ...

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has now said his only disappointment, should he not be chosen as the united opposition’s presidential flagbearer in 2027, would be missing the chance to face ...

NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — Kenya President William Ruto, an evangelical Christian, is known for quoting Bible verses and singing gospel songs in public settings and once wept openly at a church service.

A clip of President Walking Ruto walking in New York with First Lady Rachel stirred mixed reactions as Kenyans debated his style, her fashion, and public demeanor.

Kenya President William Ruto has unveiled a compensation plan for victims of protests, casting it as reconciliation. Yet with public anger rising and debt ballooning, can cheques buy lasting peace?