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SHA warns public over fake registration scams targeting Kenyans

This alert comes after media reports highlighted cases of scammers dressed in uniforms resembling government attire, presenting fake official documents, and collecting sensitive personal information. Some victims reported that their M-Pesa and M-Shwari accounts were accessed illegally, with funds withdrawn within hours.

RSF accepts US-led truce plan as Sudan awaits army response

The proposal seeks a three-month humanitarian truce that would pave the way for a lasting ceasefire and the return to civilian governance. The RSF’s declaration comes amid growing pressure from the international community following reports of widespread atrocities in areas under its control.

Physician warns vegan diets may not reduce risk of Type 2 diabetes

Highlighting research from a local survey, Katambo said communities that heavily rely on vegan diets could have higher rates of obesity, hypertension, and type 2 diabetes than expected. In some groups, the prevalence of these conditions was measured at 18%, compared with a national average of 3 to 4%.

27 years after attack, 1998 bombing victims still waiting for justice

Justice Mugambi told the court that delivering a judgment before the end of the year would be impossible and set January 15, 2026, as the new date. He urged victims to remain in contact with their legal representatives for updates. For many of the survivors, the news came as a painful reminder of the long and frustrating road they have travelled in search of justice since the August 7, 1998, bombing that left over 200 people dead and more than 5,000 injured in Nairobi alone. Twelve of the victims were Americans.

Content creator Azziad sues Sacco over disputed sale of Sh20 million home

According to documents presented in court, Azziad became a member of the Sacco and applied for a mortgage to purchase the apartment. She was granted a facility of Sh20,389,720 on April 14, 2024, to facilitate the transaction.

Zelensky, Ruto discuss Ukraine war and bilateral cooperation

The leaders also addressed concerns over reports that Russia is recruiting foreign nationals to participate in its military campaign. Zelenskyy described these recruitment efforts as fraudulent and criminal and affirmed that Ukraine and Kenya would collaborate closely to put an end to them

Trump escalates feud with South Africa, calls for its removal from G20

The G20, created in 1999 following the Asian financial crisis, serves as an informal platform for countries representing most of the world’s economic output. Because it is not bound by a legal charter, there is no official mechanism to remove a member.

Kenya uncovers 2,145 “ghost” primary schools in nationwide education audit

According to the report, 16,788 schools with 4.29 million learners received Sh1.22 billion after full verification. Another 3,979 schools with smaller enrolments—below 90 learners—also qualified for full payment amounting to Sh66.8 million. However, 3,065 schools that failed to submit accurate data were given only 50 per cent of their allocation, translating to Sh79.7 million for 280,900 learners based on data from the National Education Management Information System (NEMIS).

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Court throws out Besigye’s move to refer treason case for constitutional review

In his ruling delivered on Thursday, Justice Baguma said the arguments raised by Besigye and his lawyers did not meet the required standard under Article 137(5)(b) of the Constitution to justify a reference to the Constitutional Court.

Zelensky urges stronger sanctions after Russian drone strikes injure eight

The Ukrainian leader called on the United States, Europe, and the G7 to strengthen sanctions and tariffs on Russia’s energy sector and financial activities.

Kenya and Tanzania hold talks on welfare of citizens in Tanzania

Mudavadi emphasized the need to safeguard the safety and security of all foreign nationals, including Kenyan citizens residing in Tanzania.

MPs, SHA and private sector unite to unblock Kenya’s social health reforms

The meeting formed part of the 8th Speaker’s Roundtable (SRT) and sought to address persistent operational and financial challenges slowing down the rollout of Kenya’s new social health system.

Government denies increase in boarding fees for public senior schools

In a statement issued on 6 November 2025, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba said there has been no revision of boarding fees or any other charges payable by learners in public senior schools.

Nancy Pelosi announces retirement after decades in US Congress

In a video message on Thursday, Pelosi said she will not be seeking re-election to Congress at the end of her term in January 2027.

Foreign Affairs Ministry urges Kenyans to help locate citizens at risk abroad

In a public notice issued on Thursday, the Ministry urged members of the public to send the names and addresses of at-risk Kenyans, both in neighboring and faraway countries, through official communication channels to help facilitate timely assistance.

AU election observers call for electoral reforms, inclusion in Tanzania

The Mission concluded that the polls did not comply with African Union principles, normative frameworks, and international standards for democratic elections, citing legal shortcomings, restricted political freedoms, and incidents of violence.

Messi, Busquets, Alba and Suárez's last chance bring silverware at Miami

Messi can win Golden Boots and steal moments, but a true chapter-ending feels incomplete without the MLS Cup.

CS Kagwe warns politicians against turning tea prices into regional battle

Speaking in Kanja, Embu County, during the flagging-off of 13 new milk coolers for local dairy cooperatives, Kagwe said tea buyers base their decisions on quality preferences, not regional affiliations.

Safaricom posts 54.5% profit jump to Sh65.2 billion in strong performance

Group CEO Peter Ndegwa announced on Thursday that Safaricom’s net income jumped 52.1% to Sh42.8 billion in the first half of the year, while service revenue climbed 11.1% to nearly Sh200 billion.

FIFA unveils inaugural "FIFA Peace Prize"

The inaugural award will be revealed on December 5 at the Kennedy Center during the World Cup draw ceremony.

Parents to pay equal fees as senior school reforms take effect

Day school students will pay Sh9,374 annually, while those in special needs institutions will pay Sh37,210. The government will finance each student under the Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE) programme at Sh12,870 annually, a decrease from Sh22,244. Special needs learners will receive a higher allocation of Sh32,600 per learner.

MPs derail plan to regulate cooking gas prices over procedural flaws

The National Assembly Committee on Delegated Legislation recommended the annulment of the Petroleum (Operation of Common Petroleum Facilities) Regulations, 2025, which were designed to introduce an open tender system (OTS) for importing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

Be accurate and authentic, Wetang’ula tells journalists covering parliament

Speaking during a consultative meeting with the newly elected leadership of the Kenya Parliamentary Journalists Association (KPJA), Wetang’ula emphasised that the media is a key stakeholder in supporting Parliament’s roles of legislation, oversight and representation.

England sides dominate European Champions League matchweek

Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham all delivered wins that propelled four of them into the top eight.

Nairobi expands health services but gaps remain, Sakaja says

The governor revealed that Mutuini Hospital is nearing completion of its ICU project, currently at 90 percent.

Foden answers critics with stunning Etihad reboot

Against Borussia Dortmund, Foden took the spotlight off Erling Haaland, scoring two sumptuous strikes and reminding everyone why he is one of England’s most electrifying talents.

Treasury clears decades-old US loans after major policy shift in Washington

Treasury data shows that Kenya’s debt to the US dropped sharply to $185.47 million (Sh23.9 billion) by June, from $310.13 million (Sh40 billion) a year earlier. This reduction now places the US behind Belgium and Italy among Kenya’s bilateral lenders, marking a significant shift in debt structure.

UK-based Kenyan sues to stop enforcement of Privatisation Act 2025

According to the petition filed in the High Court, Matindi wants the entire Act suspended, arguing that its provisions on the transfer of state assets to private hands undermine the collective ownership of public resources by Kenyan citizens. The court has ordered that Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Parliament be served with the suit papers within three days ahead of a mention scheduled for November 17.

Evening traffic diversions ahead on Ngong Road for flyover works

The project is part of the broader Ngong Road corridor development, which includes the construction of a dual carriageway and an 800-metre-long bridge.