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Karua: Kenyans can step in and appoint IEBC if State fails

Stanbic wins case to auction cooking oil firm's assets

In the ruling, Justice Alfred Mabeya said that the lender was within its rights to sell the secured property after the borrower failed to meet its loan obligations.

Rugby World Cup qualifiers: Kenya beats Uganda to proceed to semifinals

Kenya will take on the Zimbabwe Sables in the semifinals on Sunday, with Namibia and Algeria facing off in the other semi also on Sunday.

Kingi cautions Governor Guyo after Senate blocks impeachment

Kingi further encouraged the governor to seek dialogue with both Isiolo Senator Fatuma Dullo and members of the County Assembly.

Spanish Police release details of Diogo Jota car crash

The 28-year-old Liverpool player was killed with his brother André Silva, 25, when their Lamborghini car had a suspected tyre burst in northwestern Zamora province early last Thursday.

New boy Joao Pedro sends Chelsea to Club World Cup Final

The highly rated 23-year-old, who joined from Brighton less than ten days ago, making his full debut against his boyhood club, curled home his first goal in the 18th minute after former Blues defender Thiago Silva failed to clear Pedro Neto's cross

Health ministry orders end to hospital bed sharing, cites dignity and fraud

SHA has been instructed to only process claims that align with the number of licensed beds in a facility.

Isiolo is bleeding: Senator Dullo warns Senate after Governor’s impeachment dismissal

Senate Speaker Amason Kingi said the issues raised by the Senator were serious and required immediate action by security authorities.

Death toll from Saba Saba protests hits 31

The Commission also reported incidents of property destruction, although it noted that the full extent of the losses had not yet been determined.

Nowhere was safe: 12-year-old killed by stray bullet while watching Tv

Her mother, Lucy Ngugi, painfully recalled the moment the bullet tore through their home.

Cairo to reopen embassy in Mogadishu closed since early 1990s

The reopening of the Egyptian Embassy in Mogadishu marks a major step in strengthening the historic ties between the two nations.

Senate saves Governor Guyo from impeachment over procedural flaws

A total of 31 elected senators voted to uphold the objection, effectively ending the proceedings. Only 12 opposed the motion.

Moses Kuria resigns as Ruto’s senior economic adviser

In a statement posted Tuesday evening on X, Kuria said he had personally informed President Ruto of his decision, which the head of state accepted.

EU set to approve Bulgaria’s eurozone entry in 2026

Bulgarian Finance Minister Temenuzhka Petkova hailed the moment as a major milestone.

Ramaphosa responds to U.S. tariff hike, urges diplomacy and trade diversification

Ramaphosa emphasized South Africa’s commitment to pursuing a more equitable and mutually beneficial trade relationship with the United States.

Breakthrough malaria drug approved for newborns and infants, set for African rollout

The drug will be introduced on a largely not-for-profit basis, a move welcomed by global health advocates aiming to reduce healthcare inequalities.

Kisumu enforces livestock quarantine following foot and mouth disease outbreak

Kisumu County Veterinary Officer Dr. Treza Opiyo announced that the movement of livestock and their products into, out of, or within the county is now strictly prohibited unless authorized in writing by the Director of Veterinary Services or an appointed inspector.

Turkana measles outbreak deepens as insecurity blocks immunisation efforts

To address the outbreak, Turkana County has launched a 10-day integrated immunisation campaign that began last Saturday, as part of a national effort to stop the spread of measles-rubella and drug-resistant typhoid.

Trump, Netanyahu discuss Gaza relocation, Iran, and ceasefire prospects

Netanyahu suggested that the U.S. and Israel were collaborating with other nations willing to offer Palestinians what he called a “better future.”

CJ Koome urges police to differentiate peaceful protesters from violent elements

In her address, Koome emphasized the commissioners' responsibility in guiding the police service toward ethical conduct and responsiveness to citizens' concerns.

US Justice Department dismisses Epstein conspiracy theories after comprehensive review

The findings, released in a joint memorandum on Monday, come after what officials described as an “exhaustive review” of evidence gathered since Epstein’s death in 2019.

Taalam’s murder case moved to Kibera as court awaits key evidence

Ojwang was found dead in police custody on June 8, 2025, with investigations revealing he had suffered severe head injuries and neck compression, suggesting foul play.

Kenya among countries off track on tobacco tax benchmarks

As of 2024, Kenya’s tobacco tax share stands between 70 and 74 percent of the retail price, leaving it just below the WHO’s best-practice threshold.

KNH rolls out new admission rules for SHA patients after complaints

KNH advised all patients to begin by carrying the same national ID used when registering for SHA. “Make sure you have a valid SHA-registered ID number with active SHA membership,” the hospital stated.

UN urges swift probe into killings, rights violations after Kenya's saba saba unrest

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) expressed grave concern over the deaths of at least 10 people, as well as widespread reports of looting and destruction of property as security forces moved to contain protests that turned violent.

KQ secures tax relief on foreign services in boost to profit drive

The airline has recently turned a financial corner, helped by a combination of a stronger shilling, improved cash flow, and lower debt in foreign currencies.

Texas flood tragedy deepens as search for survivors nears grim turning point

Torrential rains on Friday turned the Guadalupe River into a deadly torrent, sweeping through the Hill Country town of Kerrville and devastating Camp Mystic, a historic Christian girls' camp.

Sarah Wairimu denied bond again in Tob Cohen murder case

The court made the ruling after finding that the circumstances surrounding her case had not changed enough to justify granting her bail.

CJ Koome urges responsible protests, professional policing

CJ Koome urged both citizens and police officers to act with restraint and within the law.

Guyo’s legal team fights back, cites court ruling and phantom assembly sitting

Theuri told senators that the Hansard had no legal weight as it lacked certification by the Assembly Clerk.