A police source familiar with the matter told The Standard that more than 10 police officers in three Subaru vehicles visited the KeNHA offices in Gilgil and demanded access to CCTV footage

In a dramatic scene that continues to raise questions about the safety of everyday Kenyans, armed men ambushed the vehicle at a strategic choke point along the busy highway.

The perpetrators had chosen the spot with surgical precision: a perfect choke point of the bridge with little room to wriggle.

Detectives have intensified investigations into the abduction of Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich, visiting the remote Ekalakala location, Kiangeni village, where he…

A police source familiar with the matter told The Standard that more than 10 police officers in three Subaru vehicles visited the KeNHA offices in Gilgil and demanded access to…