The Kenya Revenue Authority is contemplating more security to its staff following a number of incidents that suggest they are becoming a target for tax cheats. KRA Commissioner general Michael Waweru further suggests the establishment of a coast guard to seal the country’s porous coastline that has seen the country used to transport drugs.

A twelve year old girl is lying in a coma at Kenyatta National Hospital following what could turn out to be a case of negligence by the medical staff . The girl’s father claims that the doctors on duty last evening refused to attend to his daughter claiming she was pretending to be ill. The hospital’s administration has summoned the doctors on duty to explain what happened

Procedures gone awry and cases of wrong prescription are slowly emerging as the biggest and most persistent stain on Kenya’s medical practice. The medical past is littered with horrifying tales and graves that are a direct result of a cancer that is slowly eating into one of humanity’s most noble professions.

The alteration of charges facing six suspects arrested in Mombasa with 196 kilograms of cocaine is raising questions among those fighting drug trafficking in the country. Analysts say the alteration that includes the change in the amount of heroin captures by the police has angered the council of imams in Mombasa which now accuses the State of deliberately opening up loopholes that could be exploited by the defence.

Following effects of climate change, a host of businesses are making efforts in coming up with innovations that are economically and environmentally friendly. The National Environmental Management Authority has launched the Go Green Expo in Nairobi which has seen various businesses showcasing products that help in pollution control and improvement of environmental quality.