Russia’s Putin Decides Against Tit-For-Tat Sanctions

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow will not expel U.S. diplomats in response to sanctions imposed Thursday by U.S. President Barack Obama for interference by Russian intelligence agencies in November’s U.S. national election. “We will not create...

December records high inflation in Kenya

Inflation for the month of December rose to 6.35 percent on higher food prices and non-alcoholic beverages this is according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics which show Consumer Price Index rose by 0.76 in the month of December compared to November, leading...

How the US says Russia hacked the election

President Barack Obama on Thursday unleashed a barrage of retaliatory measures against Moscow for meddling in the US election, imposing sanctions on two intelligence agencies, expelling 35 agents and shuttering two Russian compounds inside the United States. Making...

State declares January 2 a public holiday

The government has declared Monday January 2 a public holiday. Interior CS Joseph Nkaissery made the announcement through a gazette notice to the effect that New Year falls on a Sunday. Section 4 of Public Holidays Act 2011 states that when a public holiday falls on a...