When he came in as president, he destroyed the old system but failed to build something new – and now Ruto is paying the price

In Nairobi’s posh, leafy neighbourhoods, light bulbs flicker as generators rumble to life. Gym treadmills in luxury hotels jolt to a halt.

A 400km-long fence will enclose one of Africa’s most rugged national parks, writes John Vidal.

The only network coverage in Mutito is in the pastor’s bedroom. Shadrack Kavilu reports.

A year ago cellphones were for the rich; now some Kenyans own four different handsets. Nyokabi Baiya explains.