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Court throws out treason case against Activist Bob Njagi
Njagi had been at the centre of a closely watched legal battle following his arrest during investigations connected to the June 25 Gen Z memorial protests.
Court of Appeal to hear review application in Tundu Lissu treason case
The treason case against Lissu stems from his arrest in April 2025 after delivering a public speech during the party's "No Reforms, No Election" campaign
Police seize 400 litres of chang'aa in Tiriki East; suspected dealer arrested
According to the National Police Service (NPS), the raid was carried out following intelligence gathering and forms part of ongoing efforts to curb the production, distribution and sale of illegal alcohol in communities.
Kenya secures Sh3bn Japan support for local vaccine production
The commitment emerged during a meeting between Principal Secretary for Medical Services Dr Ouma Oluga and the Japan–Kenya Joint Technical Working Group (TWG), where officials reviewed progress under the Kenya–Japan health cooperation framework.
Kenya’s Ebola readiness at 66% as calls for faster action
According to the Ministry of Health, Kenya's Ebola preparedness score has reached 66 percent, reflecting encouraging progress while highlighting the need for continued investment to attain full operational readiness
Financial institutions eye KDC fund to expand lending to small businesses
The initiative seeks to expand lending to viable businesses by partnering with commercial banks, SACCOs, microfinance banks and digital credit providers, with the goal of supporting enterprise recovery and promoting long-term economic growth
CS Mugaa pushes technology-driven reforms as non-revenue water stands at 48%
Speaking on Thursday while officially opening the Non-Revenue Water Management Conference 2026, Mugaa says innovations, smart infrastructure and strong leadership are critical to reducing water losses, expanding access to clean water and improving the performance of water utilities
Cowards or Villains? Four players who refused to take penalties for Germany revealed
According to reports, Leon Goretzka, Waldemar Anton, Nathaniel Brown and Malick Thiaw were all hesitant to take the sixth penalty, with Goretzka’s decision considered the most surprising.
Umulkher: More needs to be done beyond affordable assistive devices
The MP highlighted that the facility is a significant investment in Kenya's disability inclusion efforts, noting that the local production of assistive devices is easing the financial burden on families who previously relied on expensive imported equipment
Ruto likens Kenya's reforms to childbirth, says transformation demands sacrifice
Speaking on Thursday, the President stated that although childbirth is widely recognised as a painful and demanding process, it ultimately brings forth new life. He explained that Kenya's economic and governance reforms should be viewed in the same light, arguing that while the measures may be challenging in the short term, they are essential to securing the country's long-term development and prosperity