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One in three Kenyan babies with heart defects die waiting for surgery

Congenital heart disease is among the most common birth conditions, affecting eight to fifteen babies in every thousand live births globally, according to the World Health Organization. The condition includes a wide range of structural heart problems that interfere with normal blood flow, some of which can be corrected through surgery or catheter procedures.

Police condemn killing of officer on duty along Dennis Pritt Road

In a statement, the National Police Service (NPS) said a 56-year-old man, armed with a bow and arrows, rapidly approached police officers stationed in the area and was challenged to surrender, but ignored the call.

We’re accelerating delivery of projects to improve lives - Kindiki

Kindiki said there is no room for delays and directed contractors to speed up ongoing works to ensure citizens benefit fully from government projects.

2026 World Cup qualifiers preview: Ivory Coast V Kenya

The Elephants have won seven of their nine matches in the campaign, with the only blemishes being goalless draws against Kenya and Gabon on matchdays three and seven respectively.

Safaricom’s Peter Ndegwa leads bold shift from Telco to purpose-driven TechCo

Since he took over the leadership of Safaricom in 2020, Ndegwa has championed a new leadership model that prioritizes people and purpose, redefining how the company operates, what it stands for, and who it serves.

Neymar still in Brazil plans but must be fit, Ancelotti says

Neymar, 33, has not featured for Brazil in two years, with injuries hampering his ability to perform consistently since returning to Santos last year after a stint in Saudi Arabia.

Ruto announces creation of national infrastructure fund to drive Kenya’s growth

President Ruto said the fund will pool resources from the national budget, the private sector, and proceeds from privatisation.

Oburu: Broad-based government most inclusive in Kenya’s history

Oburu said the collaboration between President Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga had ushered in a new era of unity and equitable development.

Cricket Kenya wrangles escalate with Manoj, Obuya barred by courts from office

The decision marks the latest in a series of setbacks against Patel and Obuya, who have been under siege over alleged financial improprieties and governance breaches.

From accountant to telecom visionary: Peter Ndegwa’s journey to redefine leadership at Safaricom

In an interview on Cleaning The Airwaves, Ndegwa opened up about the values and lessons that have guided his rise from an auditor at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to the helm of Kenya’s largest telecommunications company.

Ex-CJ Maraga sounds warning on Kenya's Privatisation bill 2025

Peter Ndegwa calls for mentorship to secure future leadership

Speaking on Cleaning the Airwaves (CTA) podcast, Ndegwa emphasised humility, trust, and succession as the cornerstones of sustainable leadership in Kenya.

Moto GP: Marquez undergoes shoulder surgery

The medical team, who already examined Marquez seven days earlier, found that the coracoid fracture and ligament damage were not showing sufficient signs of stabilization after a week of being immobilized, which was the initial treatment plan.

2026 World Cup: Four remaining African slots to be filled Tuesday

The Teranga Lions and the Elephants are top of Groups B and F respectively, but will need home wins in the late-evening slot of games to guarantee a place at next year’s World Cup.

Kenya, Australia to strengthen ties in trade, agriculture and blue economy

On mining, the two sides pledged to strengthen collaboration, with Kenya seeking to benefit from Australia’s experience in developing a robust and sustainable mining sector.

Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt win 2025 Nobel Prize in economics

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the trio as this year’s laureates, recognizing their collective contribution to understanding how creativity, technology, and competition drive global prosperity.

Duale, SRC forge path to strengthen health workforce and post-retirement medical cover

Duale said the discussions on the Post-Retirement Medical Cover is designed to help public servants accumulate funds during their working years to meet healthcare costs in retirement.

Stuart Hogg: Retiring to save marriage was my biggest mistake

Hogg’s retirement, announced two months before the Rugby World Cup and attributed at the time to physical wear and tear, followed a four-year spell at Exeter Chiefs after leaving Glasgow Warriors in 2019.

Harambee Stars walking into lion's den in Ivory Coast, McCarthy admits

“It is World Cup qualifiers, it is opportunity for us to try and collect maximum points, but we know what is at stake as well, and we know that it’s us going into the lion’s Den because for Ivory Coast a win will definitely secure them automatic qualification for the World Cup,” McCarthy said.

Kenya steps up fight against tuberculosis with AI-powered X-rays

In a statement by the Ministry of Health, Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale unveiled the initiative at the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) headquarters, describing it as a major milestone in the country’s health transformation journey and a critical step toward early detection, improved treatment, and progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC).

DP Kindiki calls out opposition for politicizing Raila’s health

Kindiki said it was shameful and un-African for leaders to make the health of a senior and respected national figure a derogatory topic in their political rallies.

Let’s change our attitude, stop petty politics! Mudavadi tells Western Kenya leaders

Mudavadi called on leaders to emulate their counterparts in other parts of the country by fostering unity and focusing on service delivery.

Bus crash in South African mountains kills at least 42

The vehicle veered off a steep mountain road on the N1 highway near the town of Makhado in Limpopo province on Sunday evening, before tumbling down an embankment and landing upside down.

Olmo fighting to be fit for Clasico following latest injury

"Olmo has a muscle injury in his left calf, without connective tissue involvement," said Barcelona in a statement, not specifying his expected recovery time.

CS Tuya warns Kenyans against bribery in the ongoing KDF recruitment

She said that any officer or staff found engaging in malpractice would be dealt with decisively, while civilians attempting to buy their way into the forces would face prosecution without exception.

New KNCHR boss Claris Ogangah pledges to restore public trust

Speaking on Monday, October 13, 2025, during her swearing-in, she vowed to lead the commission with humility, faith, and commitment to protect the rights of all Kenyans.

Rashford revival sparks new excitement at Barcelona

From slow-burn to electric influence Rashford’s opening weeks in La Liga were quietly tentative. Brought in to bolster the left flank and complement Raphinha, he initially played cameo roles and drew descriptions in Spain as “a fuego lento,” a slow-burner whose true impact was still warming up.

Driver fined Sh100,000 for dangerous overtaking in viral video

In a statement issued by the ODPP on Monday, October 13, 2025, Oduor was charged with dangerous overtaking contrary to Rule 73(4) as read with Rule 99 of the Traffic Rules under CAP 403, Laws of Kenya.

Maldives first to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B

In a statement released on October 13,2025 , WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus lauded the island nation for its exceptional progress in protecting mothers and children from preventable infections.

What corporates in Kenya can learn from Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa

Speaking during an interview on Cleaning The Airwaves (CTA), Ndegwa shared insights from his leadership journey spanning three decades and in multiple continents, from East African Breweries Limited (EABL) to Diageo and now Safaricom.