Kenya Railways has resumed operations of the Madaraka Express passenger service between Mombasa and Nairobi after a sudden suspension on Sunday night triggered public outcry and widespread speculation ...

Philip Mainga announced the suspension of Madaraka Express service ahead of Saba Saba, attributing it to technical issues.

The decision, communicated through a public notice on Saturday evening, affects passengers scheduled to travel on the night ...

Kenya Railways has attributed the suspension of the Mombasa to Nairobi Madaraka Express 10pm train on July 6 to a technical hitch, assuring affected passengers that efforts are underway to resolve the ...

Madaraka Day is observed annually on June 1st to mark the momentous occasion when Kenya attained internal self-governance from British colonial rule. This public holiday is enshrined in the 2010 ...

The train line, which has been labeled the Madaraka Express, has been sold out every day since. The passenger train runs between Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi, and the Indian Ocean port city of ...

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Celebrating Madaraka Day in the early 60s. [File, Standard] Madaraka Day is Kenya’s forgotten national holiday: neither is it glamorous nor conveniently dated as Jamhuri Day, or as directly ...

Kenya celebrates the annual Madaraka Day on Tuesday, marking attainment of self-rule from the British imperialists on June 1, 1963. This year’s is thus the 58th celebration. In over half a ...

Today, Kenya is celebrating its 59th Madaraka Day, a commemoration of that defining day in 1963 when Kenya attained internal self-government under its new Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta.

Madaraka Day is celebrated on the day Kenya attained internal self-rule; Jamhuri Day marks the day that Kenya became fully independent. Both days, six months apart, oscillate around Kenya’s self ...