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Dozens of migrants feared dead off Libyan coast

The other 42 people who were on board the vessel are missing and presumed dead.

Kenya embarks on Tokyo mission for 25th Summer Deaflympics Games

In a press statement, Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya reaffirmed the government’s support for Team Kenya, describing the Deaflympics as “embodying the spirit of inclusion, equality, and empowerment through sport.”

Gachagua writes to IG Kanja over alleged political violence in Mbeere North

In a letter dated November 12, Gachagua, who now leads the Democratic Change Party (DCP), alleged that groups linked to Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire and Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku were issuing threats against him and his supporters in the constituency.

NTSA to lead World Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims

The annual observance honors those killed or injured in road crashes, supports affected families, and advocates for stronger road safety measures.

Man United set to sit tight in January transfer window

After a blockbuster summer of spending, the club’s recruitment chiefs are said to be leaning into patience: a measured, surgical approach now, with the big manoeuvres earmarked for next summer.

Mudavadi: Over 500 Kenyans rescued from scam centres in Southeast Asia

Over 200 Kenyans have joined the Russian Army – Mudavadi

Mudavadi said reports indicate that recruitment networks targeting African nationals, including Kenyans, are still active both in Russia and within Kenya.

State to expand NYS intake, launch commercial arm to empower youth

Speaking before the Senate plenary on Tuesday, Ruku said the expansion comes under a presidential directive aimed at ensuring more youth access opportunities to acquire employable skills across all counties.

MPs pass landmark Bill regulating fertility treatments and surrogacy

The Bill seeks to safeguard ethical practices, protect the rights of parents, surrogates, and children, and outlaw commercial surrogacy and other exploitative arrangements.

Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian warehouse and land as West Bank attacks surge

The incidents were the latest in a recent surge in settler violence coinciding with the olive harvest season, when Palestinians head to their agricultural land around towns and villages.

City Hall targets billboard firms owing Sh500 million in new crackdown

The county says the firms owe more than Sh500 million in unpaid advertising fees, even though most had already received payments from private clients.

Ronaldo’s timeless quest for one last glory

Ronaldo’s story is now as much about duration as it is about brilliance. The same figure who first lit up headlines in 2009 still commands them today, nine months past his 40th birthday,

Hundreds of Kenya School of Government certificates declared invalid in crackdown on fraud

In a notice signed by the Director-General, KSG stated that certificates numbered MA 0251 to MA 1000 “do not originate from the school and cannot be recognised as evidence of any qualification.”

Flick’s Barça turn every match into a blockbuster

Flick’s Barcelona are less a textbook team and more a travelling circus: high-octane, unhinged, brilliant and perpetually edge-of-your-seat.

CS Cheptumo urges collective action against teen pregnancies

Speaking before the Senate plenary on Wednesday, Cheptumo said teenage pregnancy remains a growing societal challenge that demands collective effort, especially from families and communities.

UK livestock genetics to boost Kenya’s agricultural growth

Valued at about £700,000 (around Sh119 million) per year, the arrangement will help meet the rising demand for superior breeding stock in Kenya. With the country’s sheep and goat populations expected to grow in the coming years, access to advanced genetic material will enable local farmers to improve the quality, health, and productivity of their herds.

Former Gabon First Lady and son jailed for 20 years in corruption case

The ruling was delivered late Tuesday night, marking a dramatic turn in the country’s ongoing reckoning with the legacy of the Bongo family, which ruled the oil-rich nation for more than five decades.

Police boss rejects IG age cap, citing experience and succession concerns

The Bill seeks, among other changes, to set an age cap of 60 years for the Inspector General and introduce a five-year term limit for Deputy Inspector Generals, who currently do not have term restrictions. Currently, there is no age cap for the IG or DIG.

Ethiopia to host 2027 UN climate talks as 2026 venue remains unclear

The announcement came during COP30 in Belem, Brazil, as the global community gathered in the heart of the Amazon to discuss climate action.

Transfer rumour round-up: Bastoni to Liverpool, Anderson sparks United interest

Liverpool's search for a long-term defensive anchor has led scouts to Inter Milan's Alessandro Bastoni.

KRA reports 80% uptake in E-Invoicing and Electronic Tax System

KRA’s Deputy Commissioner for Policy and Tax Advisory, said the Finance Act 2025 has made it easier for small-scale traders earning under Sh5 million to comply, while ensuring larger transactions remain transparent.

Satellite images show widespread destruction in Gaza despite truce

The latest photographs, captured on November 8, indicate that the number of destroyed structures may be even higher, as satellite coverage was not available for all zones. Some experts suggest that these demolitions could violate the ceasefire agreements mediated by the United States, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, although the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) maintain that their actions comply with the framework of the truce.

Protesters disrupt COP30 climate summit in Brazil

Journalists from the BBC reported chaotic scenes as UN security staff and Brazilian soldiers tried to control the crowd, urging delegates to evacuate immediately. Online videos showed demonstrators carrying placards as they pushed past the venue entrance.

AU reform proposals handed to Ruto to guide Luanda Summit

The experts also called for renewed Pan-African solidarity and unity of purpose, noting that Africa’s position in a changing global order depends on how effectively it reforms its institutions.

KUPPET sounds alarm over teacher internship contracts, stalled promotions

KUPPET is developing a structured plan with the National Assembly Education Committee to ensure promotions are carried out on time and adequate funds are allocated to meet government targets.

Onsarigo reveals how Raila Odinga’s campaigns thrived on decentralized teams

Speaking in an interview on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Onsarigo said Raila deliberately avoided having one central command structure, believing that too much concentration of power made a campaign easy to cripple.

Arsenal transfer plans: New Saka deal, Jesus future and a title-time blueprint

The November international break, historically a time for sketching big moves, has once again become a planning hotspot for the Gunners as they consider how to turn a promising campaign into sustained greatness.

Former French President out of jail after three weeks, remains under supervision

The 70-year-old ex-president was sentenced on October 21 for conspiring to secure illicit campaign funds. His legal team acted quickly, submitting a request for early release, which a Paris court approved on Monday. Following the court’s decision, Sarkozy’s vehicle was seen departing the prison shortly before 3 p.m. local time, and he later returned to his residence in western Paris.

SBM Bank Kenya returns to profit with Sh283m gain

The bank’s financial statement indicates that net interest income almost doubled to Sh2.76 billion from Sh1.41 billion during the same period last year. Non-interest revenue also grew by 29.8 percent to Sh1.54 billion from Sh1.19 billion, helping to boost overall earnings. Meanwhile, operating expenses fell slightly to Sh3.89 billion from Sh3.94 billion, reflecting careful cost control.

From handshake to 2027: Onsarigo on Raila’s vision and ODM’s path

During an interview with Radio Generation, the former press secretary described Raila Odinga as a leader who had matured over time.