Coca-Cola's newly redesigned Coca-Cola trademark visual identity system (VIS), has won this year's coveted Design Grand Prix at the inaugural Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival.

Nicholas Nyanumba is one of 12,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) living in a temporary camp set up in the show grounds of the Rift Valley town of Nakuru.

Kenya's parliament has today passed a vote of no confidence on Finance Minister Amos Kimunya over his handling of the sale of a luxury hotel in Nairobi.

The entry of Mr Moody Awori into the Ministry for Home Affairs marked a turning point for Kenyan prisoners.

As she congratulates East African Breweries for giving scholarships to commerce, IT, engineering and food science students, Lucy Kimani is amused that the big brewer doesn't seem to have any time for key professionals in its business - agriculturalists. "These

Mahakama striker Francis Chinjili gets another chance to stake a claim in Harambee Stars after he was included in an 18-man squad to play Malawi away in an international friendly on Sunday.

Advocates issuing bouncing cheques risk being locked out of the profession, the Law Society of Kenya has warned.

The mother company of a firm that bought the Grand Regency Hotel is owned by the public Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Company.

Tourism minister Najib Balala Tuesday expressed confidence that the controversy over the sale of the Grand Regency Hotel would be resolved soon.

The building of a new airport will now go on after Malindi residents who had been opposed to it gave their nod.

The Ministry of Health Tuesday confirmed that the strange disease outbreak in some parts of Nakuru and Naivasha districts was cholera.

A new tax will soon be introduced on some vehicles to ease traffic congestion.

Police in Mombasa have arrested two people in connection with the weekend raid on the Likoni Constituency Development Fund offices and the local MP's office.

Internal Security minister George Saitoti has filed an appeal in court seeking to stop a petition challenging his election.

The Government would have 90 days to refund the Sh2.9 billion paid to the Libyan investors for the Grand Regency Hotel if the deal fails.

Despite the 2008 World Drug Report indicating near negligible growth in illicit drug consumption in the country, Kenya must be wary of its growing status as a popular transit route. All the major illicit drugs are finding their in Kenya

Kenya Women Finance Trust will advance Sh1 billion in loans to women and youth groups in the North Rift region.

The Government's tendency of putting itself into disrepute without the slightest provocation has been demonstrated once again by the saga surrounding the secret sale of Grand Regency Hotel.

Parliament was divided Tuesday over a Bill proposing a commission to fight ethnic discrimination in the country.

At a time when the Nairobi Stock Exchange badly needs a change of guard, Mr James Wangunyu has taken over its chairmanship.