Latest stories

Justice For Naivasha Or a Tax Refund

When The Debtor Calls

Did Kenya Ever Have Tigers? The answer Might Surprise you...

If You've Never Listened to Tupac Shakur... We Need to Talk

Gov't Is Busy Creating More Victims Than Compensating The Existing Ones~ James Mulamba & Lenah Mati

Gov't Wants To Eat! How Weak Consumer Demand & Conflict of Interest Are Killing Kenya - Ken Gichinga

Ruto Must Go Is Not Genuine, People Jump on It Because Its Trending~ Naipamei Kaikai

Pharmacy board warns fake medical products still threaten public health

Speaking at the event, Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB) Chairperson Dr. John M. Munyu said the growing challenge cannot be addressed by one institution alone, stressing the need for coordinated efforts across different sectors.

From Two Dreamers To Funding Charities Across 5 Continents: The Cycle 5 Story ~ P.L & Kristen

Why I'm Shelving Inject Party and Joining Jubilee for the Borabu MP Race ~ Morara Kebaso

Judiciary set for major facelift as cabinet approves Sh26 billion expansion plan

In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Judiciary welcomed the approval, saying the expansion had become necessary due to increasing pressure on its current facilities.

UN calls for urgent action as climate threats to transport infrastructure increase

The report urges governments to strengthen climate adaptation to reduce economic losses and safeguard critical transport infrastructure from future climate shocks

NTSA explains why instant traffic fines cannot be paid online

Under the system, a motorist who commits an offence such as speeding or running a red light receives an SMS detailing the violation, where it occurred, the amount payable and the period within which the fine should be settled. Those who fail to pay within seven days risk facing penalties and restrictions.

KNCCI moves to roll out ethical business certification starting with Busia pilot

The programme is also expected to create opportunities for business-to-business trade among certified firms through network purchasing arrangements. Participating companies will receive free certification, integrity training and authorisation to use the Blue Company mark.

Ruto hails China's development as Communist Party marks 105th anniversary

The President also acknowledged China's expanding partnership with Africa through initiatives including the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and increased party-to-party cooperation

Court suspends NTSA’s mandatory annual inspections for private non-commercial vehicles

The orders arose from a petition filed by Wilberforce Akello against the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), the Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport and other respondents.

Canadian couple cycles across Africa to fund youth empowerment and education projects

The couple said bicycles became the natural choice because cycling allows them to experience communities at a slower pace

Three Mexico fans die celebrating their Ecuador win

More than one million people gathered in the streets of Mexico City, mainly around the Angel of Independence monument downtown, to mark the country's first World Cup knockout victory since 1986, according to the city government.

Huduma Kenya rolls out sign language services at 20 centres

The initiative, announced at the beginning of the new month, will see sign language interpretation services offered at 20 Huduma Centres spread across different parts of the country. The programme is intended to make communication easier for deaf customers seeking government services while reducing barriers that often limit access to essential public programmes.

CS Kagwe calls out trade rules that keep Africa exporting raw produce

Speaking at the World Food Prize Foundation's DialogueNext Forum on Tuesday, Kagwe called on African countries to rethink their approach to agricultural exports and strengthen local processing industries before products reach international markets.

'100 per cent give': Charity cycling founders explain their fundraising formula

The Meindertsmas estimated that between 200 and 300 people provide direct financial support, while thousands more encourage them through social media and by following their journey

USA security chief says he was happy to see Iran eliminated

His remarks came after Iran captain Mehdi Taremi complained that FIFA and the United States did not want Iran at the tournament and were doing everything possible to ensure the team was knocked out.

CS Duale launches national taskforce to crack down on fake medicines

The committee will oversee implementation of the National Action Plan while strengthening regulation, enforcement, and collaboration among government agencies to safeguard the country's pharmaceutical supply chain

Kenya bets on private capital in new Sh1.08 trillion agriculture plan

The National Agri-food Systems Investment Plan 2026-2030 was launched in Nairobi during the opening session of the Financing Agri-Food Systems Sustainably (FINAS) Summit.

Digital skills programme opens new job opportunities for youth in Turkana and Garissa

The 25-week learning initiative will provide market-relevant digital training and up to 1,000 Microsoft certification vouchers to help participants earn internationally recognised qualifications aligned with evolving labour market needs

Unpopular Ecuador manager resigns after World Cup defeat

The Argentine coach had faced criticism from fans throughout the tournament, with reports of confrontations between travelling Ecuador supporters and his family, as many called for his resignation.

From dairy to manufacturing, Morara lays out Borabu agenda

Turning to his economic agenda, Kebaso described Borabu as one of the most agriculturally productive constituencies in the Kisii region, citing its fertile soils, favourable climate and relatively large land holdings. However, he argued that poor leadership and lack of value addition had denied farmers better returns

Arsenal defender red-carded for covering his mouth

The 24-year-old covered his mouth while speaking to Mexico striker Santiago Gimenez during stoppage time in the second half, as Ecuador headed out of the tournament.

Kenya unites key agencies in renewed push to exit FATF grey list

The engagement provided an opportunity for the institutions to align priorities and strengthen cooperation as Kenya works to address outstanding technical and operational deficiencies identified under the FATF review process

Eight Utumishi Girls Academy minors deny murder charges in students' death case

The eight girls appeared before Justice Diana Kavedza and each entered a not guilty plea to the charges brought against them. At the outset of the proceedings, the judge emphasized that because of their age, they should be referred to as "subject minors" rather than accused persons.