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Natural remedies to help ease flu symptoms/WILLIAM WANYOIKE Staying hydrated is crucial when you have the flu. This is because it helps to keep your nose, mouth, and throat moist and prevents dehydration caused by fever and diarrhea. Getting enough rest and sleep is essential for supporting your immune system. This helps your body fight…
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A Guard of Honour at State House Nairobi, which is under renovation/ PCS Renovations in government offices are gobbling up billions of shillings in taxpayers’ money, with projects dragging on for years and showing little progress, particularly in the executive. The Controller of Budget’s 2024-25 report lays bare the colossal sums consumed in refurbishments at…
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Former Cabinet Minister and veteran politician Dalmas Otieno at a past public event/FILE Former Cabinet Minister and veteran politician Dalmas Otieno has died. Family sources confirmed that Otieno passed away earlier on Sunday in a Nairobi hospital where he had been undergoing treatment for an undisclosed illness. He was 80 years old. Otieno, a towering…
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NAKURU, KENYA – 2023/07/01: Grief stricken onlookers at the scene of the accident where a truck lost control killing over 50 people in Londiani Trading Center located 220km North West of Nairobi. Following the accident, Kipchumba Murkomen, Minister for Roads, Transport and Public Works issued a directive that all markets along the roadside would be…
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29 October 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Meckenheim: An employee of the Federal Criminal Police Office holds one of the murder weapons, a Ceska 83, 7.65 mm Browning pistol with silencer. After a failed bank robbery, right-wing terrorists Mundlos and Böhnhardt were found dead in a burnt-out mobile home in Eisenach 10 years ago on November 4,…
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Life sometimes surprises us in ways we never expect. For many men and women, love can be the strongest force that keeps them going. It inspires them to work harder, to give, and to dream of a better future with the one they love. But love can also bring pain, especially when trust is broken.…
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Kenya and Uganda governments’ quick intervention on the elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers along the Northen Corridor of Busia and Malaba border towns has begun to bear fruits barely, a week when the orders were executed. The major bottleneck was the never-ending traffic snarl-ups on the busy Malaba-Bungoma Highway, which sometimes stretches to over…
