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CAF Champions League: Kenya Police bank on experience to propel them past Mogadishu City

Last season, Police participated in the CAF Confederations Cup, where they managed to get past the first preliminary round by beating Ethiopia Coffee 1-0 on aggregate. In the second round, they faced Egyptian heavyweights Zamalek and despite a spirited effort, they were beaten 3-1 on aggregate, thus missing the group stages.

MPs criticise TSC over hardship allowances for teachers

Hardship allowances are meant to support public servants posted to regions with insecurity, poor infrastructure, or lack of basic services.

Senate condemns Governor Sakaja over defiance and absenteeism

Sakaja was expected to report on the status of pre-primary education in Nairobi but pulled out at the last minute, sending a County Executive instead.

Alcohol risks hidden sugar and heart damage, warns RFH Healthcare

The warning stressed the importance of cautious alcohol consumption, particularly for individuals managing diabetes or cardiovascular diseases.

Ambassador Hiroshi: Longstanding Kenya-Japan partnership drives development and human capacity 

Japan's longstanding partnership with Kenya has grown to more than Sh600 billion, making Kenya the largest recipient of Japanese aid in Africa.

IPOA reviews 20,000 complaints, inspects 5,000 police facilities in five years

Between January and June last year alone, IPOA monitored 38 public order operations. The review found that the NPS often fell short of meeting the professionalism and accountability standards required under Article 244 of the Constitution.

Kilifi police arrest four suspected “Panga Boys” gang members

Authorities said the operation is part of a wider effort to restore law and order in Mtwapa and surrounding areas. “Sustained surveillance and targeted operations will continue not only in Mtwapa but across the Coast region.

Gloria Orwoba withdraws legal challenge over Senate removal

The notice was submitted through her lawyer, Ombaso, before Justice Chacha Mwita at the Milimani Constitutional and Human Rights Division, who granted the request and formally closed the case.

Genetics, lifestyle fuel rising diabetes cases, says RFH Healthcare

For type 2 diabetes, lifestyle factors play a dominant role. Dr Okoth noted the decline in physical activity as a major concern.

Rising lifestyle diseases in Kenya linked to diet and inactivity, says RFH Healthcare

Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation, Dr Okoth said changing diets, low physical activity, and excessive sugar and salt consumption are fueling the surge in these preventable diseases.

Court extends detention of Kwa Bi Nzaro cult suspects as investigations deepen

Malindi Principal Magistrate Joy Wesonga said the prosecution had provided sufficient grounds for the extension.

Manchester United co owner flies in for Amorim talks

Amorim has come under huge pressure following a dismal start to the season. Despite spending more than £200m on new players, United have won once, thanks to a stoppage-time penalty against Burnley last month and were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by League Two Grimsby.

Workers across France strike over budget cut plans

Scuffles were reported in the cities of Lyon and Nantes, and in Paris small-scale clashes broke out between police and protesters.

CAF Champions League: History on the cards as 'Kenya takes on Somalia'

Government orders striking university lecturers back to work, cites court directive

CS Ogamba said the government was ready for constructive dialogue with the University Academic Staff Union (UASU) and other unions but insisted that the strike must first be called off.

Police clearance certificates now available at select Huduma Centres

Police clearance certificates, also called Certificates of Good Conduct, are essential for employment, immigration, or professional licensing.

F1: Patient Hamilton still awaits first Ferrari podium finish

Hamilton has never gone through a complete season without a podium finish and has faced mounting criticism of his declining form, including a warning from former F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone to retire before he is forgotten.

Trump says TV networks 'against' him should 'maybe' lose licence

"They give me only bad publicity, press. I mean, they're getting a licence. I would think maybe their licence should be taken away," Trump said.

CAF Champions League: Three matches on the cards Friday

A full roster of action in the preliminary first round of the CAF Champions League football takes place this weekend, 19 to 21 September 2025 with three matches lined up on Friday to get the action underway.

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Rashford silences critics as Barcelona beat Newcastle, Man City see off Napoli in Champions League

Rashford was still looking for his first Barcelona goals following his July loan move from Manchester United, and he got off the mark by heading in Jules Kounde's cross just before the hour at St James' Park. The England international then doubled the Spanish champions' lead with a ferocious right-foot shot from outside the area high into the top corner midway through the second half.

MCAs pocket Sh1.57 billion while counties spend millions on travel

Busia County topped the list, spending Sh64.4 million, followed by Baringo with Sh50.4 million, Homa Bay at Sh45 million, Embu at Sh30.6 million, and Elgeyo Marakwet at Sh28.1 million.

Why I’m resigning, Nairobi's Githurai MCA speaks

In a letter addressed to the Assembly Speaker on September 17, 2025, Waithira said he could no longer serve under conditions he described as neglectful and unresponsive.

Family of Benedict Kabiru pursues legal action over status of missing officer

Kabiru went missing in March when a Kenyan convoy under the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission was attacked by armed gangs.

Tokyo 2025: Day six roundup, Yego finishes sixth in Javelin

Yego managed an honourable throw of 85.54 metres but it could not help him to a podium place at the Championships with competition at its highest in a strong field. Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago won the Javelin with a cumulative throw of 88.16 metres to take home his second world championship gold medal.

CAF Champions League 2025: Ksh 500 million cash prize awaits winner

The winners will collect $4m, while the runners-up will receive $2m. Semi-finalists are guaranteed $1.2m each, with quarter-finalists earning $900,000. Teams finishing third or fourth in the group stage will take home $700,000.

Starlets U20 squad named ahead of Ethiopia World Cup qualifier

Veteran defender Fasila Adhiambo will captain the side, supported by Lorine Ilavonga as vice-captain.

In numbers: The last 10 sides to represent Kenya in the CAF Champions League

The CAF Champions League is Africa's premier club football competition, and Kenyan teams have had limited but notable participation over the years with no Kenyan club able to win the competition outright so far.

Governor Wanga grilled as Homa Bay wage bill exceeds Sh5 billion

In her defence, Governor Wanga explained that the increase was linked to her administration’s decision to settle long-pending employer obligations.

Ithookwe Stadium, Kitui County nears completion for Mashujaa Day celebrations

Omollo, who toured the site on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, expressed confidence that the facility will be ready for the national holiday on October 20.