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Bolt CEO reportedly fires the entire HR department

What would you do if you discovered your “dead husband” is actually alive?

The Adidas Trionda, unveiled as the match ball for the FIFA World Cup 2026

Should Africans be allowed to move freely across African countries visa-free?

CS Mugaa calls for new water metrics, says connection figures are misleading

The CS said the government is now shifting attention to long-term systems that ensure stability, pointing to the need for stronger financing arrangements, infrastructure expansion, and partnerships that guarantee consistent supply.

FIDA-Kenya launches gender audit targeting women’s leadership in ODPP

The organisation has set a 30-day timeline for the completion of the assignment once the contract is signed, signalling a fast-tracked process for the initial phase of the programme.

Kenya pushes for exhumation and return of migrant worker buried in Saudi Arabia

Diaspora Affairs PS Roseline Njogu told MPs Kenya is pursuing exhumation and repatriation of Jesca Kashutu Ziro, a Kenyan domestic worker buried in Saudi Arabia, outlining notifications, medical findings and diplomatic steps.

DP Kindiki: IEBC will protect will of Kenyans in 2027 vote

Kindiki said the current administration itself came into office through a lawful and constitutional electoral process, despite opposition from rivals at the time.

Faith Odhiambo: Silence by Institutions could erode trust in elections

Former LSK President Faith Odhiambo insisted that the Constitution clearly protects the rights of citizens, including freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and participation in elections, and warned that undermining those rights goes against public duty.

IEBC warns politicians against ‘reckless’ claims targeting 2027 vote integrity

IEBC Chairperson Erastus Edung Ethekon reaffirmed the commission’s readiness to conduct the next election, promising a process that meets legal and international standards.

Emurua Dikirr MP David Keter sworn in after UDA by-election victory

His swearing-in comes months after the seat fell vacant following the death of former MP Johana Ng’eno.

Sonko secures Speaker post as political tensions deepen in Senegal

Analysts say the role could give him considerable influence and make it harder for the president to advance policies if he does not secure enough backing in parliament.

Ex-Harambe Stars captain Musa Otieno launches Grannies Cup

Speaking on Tuesday during the launch at the tournament venue, Otieno said the one-day, four-team competition aims to bring together mothers and grandmothers, bridge socio-economic gaps, and spread the Christian gospel.

KenGen to seek transmission and distribution licences for Green Energy Park

The utility said the proposed licences will not negatively affect the public or local authorities. KenGen has invited stakeholders to inspect application documents and submit objections or representations to the regulator within 30 days.

Wetang'ula warns church against political partisanship, says it risks losing moral authority

Speaking during a farewell meeting with outgoing Apostolic Nuncio Hubertus Matheus Maria van Megen at Parliament Buildings on Tuesday, Wetang’ula said religious institutions have a critical role in speaking on justice, peace and accountability, but must remain fair and impartial in political matters.

Four killed as school minibus collides with train in Belgium

Images from the scene showed the minibus lying on its side in Buggenhout, a small town near Aalst, to the north-west of the Belgian capital Brussels.

CMA approves multiple collective investment schemes for Kenyan investors

In a statement issued in Nairobi on May 26, 2026 , the Authority said the approvals will expand the range of savings and investment products available in the market, from conservative money market funds to more complex multi-asset and alternative strategies targeting both retail and institutional investors.

Prof Mak’Ochieng calls for structured, predictable government communication in Kenya

He outlines that weak communication undermines accountability and public trust, noting that government messaging is often reactive rather than strategic, despite extensive policy activity across ministries and agencies.

Kindiki outlines sugar industry overhaul, calls for global trade fairness

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki opened the 68th International Sugar Organization Seminar at Diani Beach Resort in Kwale County, saying reforms aim to boost efficiency, investment and value addition in Kenya’s sugar sector.

KEPSA pushes for PAYE cut to 30% and higher relief in Finance Bill, 2026 proposals

KEPSA said the Finance Bill comes at a time when Kenya’s fiscal situation remains under pressure, with the National Treasury targeting Sh3.38 trillion in ordinary revenue collection for the 2025/2026 financial year. At the same time, businesses continue to face high production and operational costs.

CS Cheptumo clarifies 10,581 child protection cases are not all missing children

In a statement on Tuesday, she said the figure reflects a full spectrum of child protection cases recorded in the system, including missing children reports, recoveries, reunifications, and protection interventions.

Volleyball: Kenya finishes 2nd in Dar as Olympics 2028 dream continues

Speaking on Tuesday morning in Nairobi, Kenya Volleyball Federation chairperson, Kenya Volleyball Federation congratulated the eight players who represented Kenya, along with coaches Patrick Owino and Sila Makiso, for doing the country proud.

MPs challenge Treasury plan to move Sh45.9bn energy projects to Infrastructure Fund

CS Mbadi told the committee that the shift is intended to ease pressure on the national budget and allow more self-reliant financing among state agencies involved in commercially viable projects.

David Keter swearing-in, Finance Bill, 2026 reading to dominate as National Assembly resumes

Following the swearing-in ceremony, attention is expected to shift to the First Reading of the Finance Bill, 2026, one of the key items lined up for consideration by lawmakers.

UN: Women and girls face higher climate risks but lead in solutions

A UN report says climate change affects people differently, with women and girls facing disproportionate risks. It highlights displacement, disrupted services and gender-based violence, while urging women’s inclusion in policy and disaster planning.

Security officers foil livestock theft, recover 24 animals in Isiolo operation

The National Police Service described the recovery as a demonstration of the impact of coordinated security operations being undertaken under Operation Maliza Uhalifu, an initiative established by the Ministry of Interior and National Administration to tackle insecurity, banditry and organised crime in affected regions.

FIFA nullifies bid to suspend Hussein Mohammed and FKF officials

The dispute traces back to an April 24 NEC resolution that sought to compel the three officials to step aside over claims involving the alleged misappropriation of about Sh42 million connected to CHAN insurance funds and procurement-related concerns.

Kenya’s industrial challenge is mindset, not machinery, says Ndiritu Muriithi

Economist and KRA Chair Ndiritu Muriithi says Kenya has industrial capacity, but weak policy incentives and low confidence in locally made goods are slowing manufacturing. He urges counties to target interventions and improve local revenue collection.

IPOA chair recruitment enters interview stage with 16 candidates cleared

The recruitment process follows the exit of former IPOA Chairperson Isaack Hassan, who was recently appointed as a Judge of the Court of Appeal.

Relief for users as Safaricom removes network restriction on My One App

The updated app now supports Face ID and fingerprint authentication when approving transactions. This replaces the earlier system that depended only on manual PIN entry, which had raised concern among some users over ease and security of access.