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Oburu: ODM will not be swallowed, party identity to remain distinct

Speaking during the ODM Turkana County Delegates' Meeting on Wednesday, Oburu said the party would push for its interests during ongoing political negotiations.

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Election violence survivors petition Supreme Court over delayed justice

The survivors have returned to the Supreme Court in a case challenging what they describe as years of exclusion from compensation, recognition and other forms of support given to victims of political violence.

Sifuna says SHA must be judged by treatment, not registration number

The Nairobi senator said the government appeared to be using registration figures as the main measure of success instead of focusing on whether patients were receiving healthcare services.

Rwanda confirms June 2027 shutdown of 3G mobile network

Rwanda's Ministry of ICT and Innovation (MINICT) said the transition will release radio spectrum and network capacity currently occupied by legacy technologies, allowing mobile operators to strengthen investment in newer networks.

Nurses declare nationwide strike, shut down services over unresolved demands

The union said the industrial action would continue until the Council of Governors (CoG) and other relevant authorities address their outstanding grievances, warning that nurses and midwives had reached the limit of their patience.

Court hands 122 teachers Sh12.2 million in Mandera reposting case

Kenya Teachers in Hardship and Arid Areas Welfare Association had asked the court to stop TSC from reposting the affected teachers to the North Eastern region until the case was heard and determined.

Sakaja tells court Waikenda's nomination for County Secretary now awaits Assembly approval

Sakaja explained that the recruitment process had to start afresh after the Assembly rejected the first nominee, forcing the county government to form a new selection panel and conduct another competitive hiring process before identifying a new candidate.

KeNHA cautions public over fraudulent employment contract letters

In a public notice issued on Wednesday, KeNHA said it had become aware of fake employment contract letters being circulated by fraudsters who were misleading unsuspecting members of the public into believing they had secured jobs with the authority.

KCB secures Sh12.9bn EBRD funding to boost MSME lending

Under the agreement, 35 per cent of the funds will go to women- and youth-led businesses, while 30 per cent will support climate-smart and environmentally sustainable projects.

Card payments fall 12% as Kenyans cut spending

Data from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows the value of card transactions fell to Sh220.04 billion in the six months to June 2026 from Sh248.8 billion recorded during the same period in 2025. This marks an 11.55 per cent decline in the amount spent through cards.

SHA rolls out free emergency evacuation service through 922 hotline

Speaking on Radio Generation on Wednesday,Morogo said the service would use GPS-enabled ambulances from county governments, private providers and faith-based organisations to connect patients with the nearest emergency care facilities.

Gideon Moi warns against divisive politics ahead of 2027 elections

In a statement issued on Wednesday, the KANU chairman expressed concern over what he described as the increasing use of reckless language aimed at dividing Kenyans along political, regional and communal lines.

IEBC bill seeks to end livestreaming of election results

The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026 proposes deleting the legal requirement that compels the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to livestream results from polling stations.

EACC arrests three over alleged Sh4.8m NG-CDF transformer fraud in Igembe North

The suspects, identified as Pauline Waruguru Mwangi, James Muroki Eusebio and James Ntonjira Ntongai are expected to appear before the Meru Law Courts to take plea over corruption-related charges.

CS Joho suspends Tata Chemicals Magadi mining operations over compliance gaps

The CS added that the ministry will continue enforcing compliance across the mining sector to ensure the country's mineral resources are managed in line with the law and deliver benefits to Kenyans.

Kenya joins elite group on path to ending HIV epidemic, UN says

Figures from the National Syndemic Diseases Control Council (NSDCC) show that Kenya had about 70,000 new HIV infections in 2010. By 2025, the number had dropped sharply to 13,936, representing an 80 per cent reduction.

Idi Amin's grandson eyes historic boxing medal in Glasgow

Although he never met his grandfather, Abdul remains closely linked to Idi Amin, who seized power through a military coup in 1971 and became Uganda's third president.

Court hands Lamu drug trafficker Sh50 million fine or 10-year sentence

Resident Magistrate Flavian Mulama convicted Issa after ruling that prosecution evidence proved he was found in possession of narcotics and items linked to drug preparation and distribution.

UN reveals why Nairobi is emerging as its preferred global base

Bangura said Nairobi remains the only city in Africa hosting two global UN headquarters — the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) — giving Kenya a special place within the organisation.

New Bill targets independent safety checks for matatus and buses

The National Transport and Safety Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2026, sponsored by Meru Senator Kathuri Murungi, seeks to establish a legal framework for regulating conformity assessors, who are responsible for confirming that public service vehicles meet approved safety and technical standards before they are allowed to operate.

Kipipiri MP defends remarks, says NCIC had already cleared her

Speaking on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Muhia said she was surprised to find her name included among individuals being investigated by NCIC over alleged hate speech and ethnic incitement, arguing that the same commission had previously analysed the video at the centre of the controversy and found no offence.

Sifuna, Osotsi lose key Senate watchdog roles in committee Reshuffle

Their removal comes as both senators continue to play leading roles in the Linda Mwananchi movement, which has publicly opposed the broad-based government arrangement between ODM and President William Ruto's administration.

KUCCPS places 17,151 students in Private Universities as thousands of slots go unfilled

This year's placement saw 33 private universities declare a total capacity of 60,042 places. However, only 17,151 students were placed, leaving 42,891 vacancies, equivalent to 71 per cent of the available spaces.

Sifuna: Linda Mwananchi running on small public donations, not Uhuru's money

Speaking during an interview on Citizen TV on Tuesday, Sifuna said allegations linking Kenyatta to the movement's finances were false, even as he acknowledged maintaining contact with the former Head of State in his capacity as Azimio's party leader.

WHO wants countries to put self-care at centre of HIV, TB and STI response

Ahead of the 26th International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026), scheduled for July 26–31 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the UN health agency said self-care approaches are becoming increasingly important in helping people prevent disease, maintain their health and manage illnesses with or without the support of a healthcare worker.