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Mwaura: Kenya’s economy growing steadily at 4–5 percent despite global challenges

Preview: Liverpool face Villa, aiming to avoid remarkable collapse

Anyone saying this would be seen as insane just a few weeks ago, as what was improbable just a few weeks ago is now reality. A collapse at Liverpool is a stark possibility.

Equity Group’s Q3 earnings hit Sh54.1bn on strong local and regional growth

Operational efficiency improved, lowering the cost-to-income ratio from 55.1 percent to 50.6 percent, while asset quality remained strong with non-performing loan coverage at 71.4 percent and a contained cost of risk of 1.9 percent.

Two more firearms surrendered as Kerio Valley disarmament gains momentum

Authorities are urging residents to continue collaborating with law enforcement and to report information that may help recover more illegal weapons. Citizens can contact security agencies via toll-free lines 999, 911, and 112, or submit anonymous tips through #FichuaKwaDCI on 0800 722 203 or via WhatsApp on 0709 570 000.

Ruto sets new targets to fix KEMSA, vows reliable medicine supply by year-end

The authority has been under public scrutiny for years as many health facilities across the country continue to face shortages of basic drugs, forcing patients to buy medication privately despite seeking care in public hospitals. The leadership at KEMSA has come under pressure to overhaul processes and rebuild trust after numerous complaints from health workers and communities.

CAF Champions League: Defending champs Pyramids qualify for group stages

Mostafa Ziko headed the Cairo club in front on 11 minutes and a Birikit Kikaleb own goal in the first minute of added time sealed success.

M-Pesa Foundation unveils programme to train 500 students on digital economy

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa said the project represents the company’s commitment to preparing Kenya’s youth for a technology-driven future.

Grief at Malindi mortuary as Shakahola victims released to families

The long and painful wait continues for many, but for 16 families, closure has begun as they prepare to lay their loved ones to rest after nearly two years of uncertainty.

Gov’t Spokesperson Mwaura declines to comment on Njagi, Oyoo disappearance in Uganda

Despite the growing public concern, Mwaura avoided providing any details, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the case.

Trump slashes refugee admissions to 7,500, focuses on Afrikaners

Trump had already paused the US Refugee Admissions Programme in January, saying the freeze was necessary to protect American communities and ensure national security. This new ceiling plunges below the previous low of 15,000 set during his first term in 2020.

Settling into office: Isaac Mwaura explains governance challenges

Speaking on Radio Generation, Mwaura said even experienced leaders need time to settle into office before fully delivering on their promises.

Mwinyi earns another five-year term in Zanzibar election

The Zanzibar Electoral Commission announced on Thursday night that Mwinyi received 74.8 per cent in the poll held on Wednesday, cementing his position and extending his leadership of the islands.

Israel identifies two more hostage bodies as truce tensions rise

To support its claims, the Israeli military released aerial images showing what it described as Hamas members handling a body bag in Gaza City, burying it, then staging its recovery in front of Red Cross workers. The Red Cross responded that its staff had no knowledge the remains had been moved before their arrival and called the act "unacceptable".

Tanzania rocked by wave of protests as election results spark border chaos

Parts of Dar es Salaam and Dodoma witnessed heavy deployments of security officers as roads were sealed off and patrols intensified. Gunshots were heard in Mwanza, where crowds flooded the streets before security forces responded.

Palace cuts Andrew's royal ties, orders exit from Royal Lodge

Buckingham Palace made the announcement on Thursday night, confirming that the King has formally begun the steps to remove the royal style, honours and privileges previously associated with him. The statement said he will now be addressed only as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, ending a chapter in which he held senior royal status.

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Senators issue 14-day ultimatum on delayed police compensation

Petitioners John Amana, Peter Wang’ombe and Quinto Okumu appeared before the Senate Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations, explaining that despite sustaining injuries while serving the country, they and many other officers have waited years for payments they are entitled to.

Andrew stripped of 'prince' title, to move out of Royal Lodge

The monarch of the United Kingdom made the move due to allegations of sexual abuse from the late Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre.

Dutch national arrested in Diani over assault detained for 14 days

The suspect, Elwin Ter Horst, aged 47, was arrested at Boma Banda Cottage in Diani following reports of violent conduct, including assaulting police officers, spitting on one of them.

Ruto says Raila would have been his only 2027 rival

Speaking in Malava, Kakamega County, during the launch of his development tour on Thursday, Ruto painted a picture of the political landscape, claiming that those positioning themselves against him are more focused on tribalism and division than on offering solutions for the country.

Police boss summoned again as court widens probe into Rex Masai shooting

State counsel Jalson Makori urged the court to enforce the summons, arguing that Mugambi holds information central to understanding how officers operated in the city on the day of the shooting. This becomes the third time she has been required to appear before the inquiry, signalling the weight placed on her testimony by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

RAO foundation takes over management of Raila Odinga’s social media accounts

Further details about the RAO Foundation’s leadership structure and specific programmes are expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Kenya warns citizens against joining Tanzania protests as border tensions rise

The PS also pointed out that Tanzania has its own channels for handling internal issues and encouraged Kenyan citizens to allow the neighbour to manage its situation. He emphasised that Kenya wishes Tanzania stability as it navigates unrest following a contested election.

Health audit shows 40% of Kenyan facilities still unprepared for safe care

The report shows strong quality improvement structures in higher-tier hospitals, with 92 per cent of Level 5 facilities having quality teams. This dropped to 85 per cent in Level 4 and 63 per cent in Level 3 centres. Urban facilities scored 76 per cent, ahead of rural ones at 62 per cent. Over the past two years, 20,044 health workers have received training on improving care delivery, with Level 5 hospitals contributing 25 per cent of those trained.

EU Parliament condemns Tanzania’s election, cites fear and repression

The Parliament lamented that instead of giving citizens a voice, the electoral period became a symbol of democratic erosion marked by intimidation, legal persecution and deliberate exclusion of dissenting voices. Lawmakers said the electoral environment had been compromised long before voting day, noting a pattern of arrests, restrictions on assembly and censorship.

Jamia Mosque Nairobi marks 100 years with commemorative book launch, TV rebrand

The unveiling ceremony, held at the mosque, attracted hundreds of Muslim faithful, including Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, scholars (ulamaa), community leaders, and members of the Jamia Mosque Committee.

AU unveils US$30 billion plan to modernize Africa’s aviation infrastructure

Speaking at the III Financing Summit for Africa’s Infrastructure Development, AU Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, Lerato D. Mataboge, said the initiative is central to advancing Africa’s economic transformation and regional integration.

Ruto launches major development projects as four-day Western Kenya tour begins

The President opened the 124-bed Butere Level Four Hospital, constructed using county funds, and announced that the national government had equipped it with modern medical equipment worth Sh150 million.

Slot under fire as Liverpool pay the price for bold rotation

Slot made wholesale changes, handing starts to youngsters and fringe players while resting names who have carried Liverpool this season.

KRA confirms man’s death in incident at Kisumu's Lake Basin Mall

In a statement released by the Commissioner for Shared Services, KRA expressed deep sorrow over the incident and extended heartfelt condolences to the deceased’s family and friends.