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Kenya launches geothermal fertiliser plant to cut import strain

Fresh data shows fertiliser imports have eased for a second year after record levels in 2023. Between January and June this year, imports reached 443,701 tonnes valued at about Sh25.63 billion, slightly lower than the 445,857 tonnes worth Sh27.71 billion recorded in the same period last year. The decline extends the drop from the 2023 peak of 629,566 tonnes valued at Sh44.8 billion, a two-year contraction of roughly one-third in quantity and more than two-fifths in value.

Trump steps into New York race, urges support for Cuomo over Mamdani

Mamdani, the Democratic nominee, is leading in opinion surveys. Cuomo, who served as governor and entered the race as an Independent after losing the Democratic primary, sits in second place. Curtis Sliwa, the Republican challenger, trails in third. Yet Trump did not endorse Sliwa, instead cautioning that backing him would benefit Mamdani.

Wet week ahead as Met warns of more rains across Kenya

The report shows that the Highlands on both sides of the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Rift Valley belt, coastal zones, northeastern counties, and the southeastern lowlands will continue to experience showers during the forecast period. These rains are expected at various times of the day in different locations.

Leadership is a choice, not about gender, says women’s rights activist

By linking women’s participation in leadership to both personal responsibility and systemic fairness, Amdany’s remarks underline that the future of inclusive governance depends not only on access but also on integrity and accountability

Hollywood veteran Diane Ladd passes away at 89

Ladd earned three Academy Award nominations in her career, first gaining wide recognition for her role as a waitress in the 1974 Martin Scorsese drama Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. Her performance earned her her first Oscar nomination and set the stage for a rich career in film and television.

Cane crunch deepens as sugar output declines

Figures from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics indicate sugar mills produced 406,807 tonnes between January and August, compared with 541,681 tonnes in a similar period in 2024. This decline of 24.89 per cent has been linked to a lack of fully grown cane after farmers and processors harvested ahead of schedule in previous cycles and scaled back planting, leaving plantations struggling to regenerate.

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‘We are shaken’: Artists rally support for hurricane-hit Jamaica

Sean Paul has committed $50,000 to Food For The Poor Jamaica and said the pressure of trying to help those in need has taken a toll.

Gamblers to pay more as compulsory health and pension deductions roll out

The law gives the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Kenya the mandate to create rules that will attach a health insurance or pension savings portion to every stake.

27 found shut inside Mombasa church in suspected cult case

Changamwe Police Commander Patrick Gogo said officers traced the group to Zion Fire Annointing Ministries, where the individuals were found cut off from the outside world. He explained that the operation was part of a broader security effort that began last Wednesday, targeting suspected illegal religious gatherings in the area.

Elgeyo Marakwet death toll rises to 32 as search for missing villagers continues

Access challenges remain one of the biggest setbacks for the search teams, who are struggling through muddy slopes, fallen trees and blocked roads. Air support has been mobilised to ferry the injured, move emergency supplies and reach cut-off families who cannot be accessed by road. Residents and volunteers have joined the effort, digging through collapsed soil and searching riverbanks as hope slowly fades but determination remains strong.

MP Kawanjiku slams Gachagua, accuses him of intimidation

Speaking during a press conference at Parliament Buildings on Monday, Kawanjiku accused Gachagua of running a campaign of intimidation against elected leaders from the region who refuse to align with him politically.

Opposition vows to field single presidential candidate against Ruto

According to the leaders, the unity drive is being shaped by growing public demand for a cohesive opposition capable of challenging the Kenya Kwanza administration.

Deaths in Marakwet landslide rise to 30 as search efforts continue

A special military police unit, supported by three trained sniffer dogs, has been deployed to bolster ongoing operations in the affected areas.

Kindiki reaffirms Kenya’s commitment to strengthen ties with Tanzania

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki represented President William Ruto and the Government of Kenya at the inauguration of President Samia Suluhu Hassan as the President of the United Republic of Tanzania in Dodoma on Monday

Assailants attack tanker off Somalia in suspected pirate strike

If confirmed, this would be the first Somali piracy attack against a merchant ship since May 2024, raising risks for critical energy and goods transported through the region, maritime sources said.

Museveni congratulates President Samia Suluhu on re-election

Ruto departs to Qatar for investment, UN social development summit

President Ruto’s visit will focus on advancing Kenya’s trade, investment, and development ties with Qatar while pursuing new opportunities in infrastructure, energy, agriculture, and technology.

Kenya Railways races to finish Uplands–Kijabe–Longonot line restoration

The project aims to revive passenger and freight services disrupted by 2024 floods and reinforce Kenya’s rail network as a vital, sustainable transport link connecting Central, Western, and regional trade corridors.

Somaliland enforces new overflight authorization for all civil aircraft

The new regulation, effective November 10, 2025, mandates that aircraft operators secure an Overflight Permit from Somaliland authorities in Hargeisa.

Supreme Court of Kenya receives African Bar Association’s Judicial Excellence award

Chief Justice Martha Koome described the recognition as both an honour and a reminder of the Judiciary’s sacred duty to serve the people of Kenya with integrity, fairness, and fidelity to the Constitution.

Trump says he doubts US will go to war with Venezuela

Asked if the US was going to war against Venezuela, the US president told CBS' 60 Minutes: "I doubt it. I don't think so. But they've been treating us very badly."

Haaland at Messi level, Guardiola praises renewed spark at Etihad

After a 3-1 win over Bournemouth pushed City up to second, Guardiola sounded unusually buoyant about his squad’s momentum and singled out his striker’s sizzling form.

Suluhu to observers: We’ve heard you but don’t tell us what to do

Addressing the nation, President Suluhu said all observer groups had already released their preliminary reports following the elections, and the government appreciates their presence and observations.

14 learners among 28 dead in Marakwet landslide tragedy- PS Bitok

PS Bitok, who later visited the affected communities in Marakwet East, expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy, calling it a painful moment for the education sector.

Rashford’s statement night

His two clinical finishes at St James’ Park didn’t just win a game; they changed the mood around Barcelona after the sting of El Clásico.

KRA invites public input on draft 2025 income tax regulations

In a notice released on November 3,2025, the Commissioner General of KRA announced the publication of the Draft Income Tax (Advance Pricing Agreement) Regulations, 2025, and the Draft Income Tax (Minimum Top-Up Tax) Regulations, 2025.

Police recover stolen livestock in Meru as NPS steps up anti-theft patrols

NPS confirmed that the successful recovery was carried out by officers from Mutuati Police Station.

Unrest in Tanzania caused by non-citizens –Samia Suluhu

In an address to the nation, President Suluhu expressed sorrow over the loss of lives, destruction of property, and disruption of peace witnessed in several cities and towns.

WHO issues new guidance to help countries tackle global health financing crisis

The new framework, titled “Responding to the health financing emergency: immediate measures and longer-term shifts,” provides a set of policy options aimed at protecting critical health services, improving efficiency, and promoting sustainable domestic financing for national health systems.