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Fake masseurs arrested in Kasarani online scam

The suspect are said to have been running a fake massage business online, luring unsuspecting victims with the promise of high-end professional services.

Itumbi issues apology to Butere Girls School, vows corrective action

Itumbi also expressed his sorrow over the missed opportunity for the girls to perform their Echoes of War play at the national level, an opportunity they had been eagerly working towards.

El Salvador to double size of controversial mega-prison

The expansion comes amid a secretive but growing agreement with the U.S. government to house deported individuals—many of them accused of gang affiliations or criminal behavior—within the sprawling facility.

Billions spent but little to show as County Industrial Parks stall

The government had planned that counties and the national administration would share the cost of building the parks.

Boat fire in DRC leaves dozens dead, hundreds missing

Rescue operations are ongoing, but authorities fear the number of casualties may rise as many passengers are still unaccounted for

Eldoret students demonstrate after enrolling in unaccredited college

The students halted classes at the college, located on the fifth floor of Sirgoi House in the city's Central Business District, while onlookers watched the scene unfold from a distance.

Ruto returns conflict of Interest Bill to Parliament

Parliament also softened rules requiring regular wealth declarations, including details of spouses and close relatives.

Government purchases Sh2.9 billion property in London

Mudavadi noted that President William Ruto’s administration made the decision to purchase and modernize the premises, which Kenya had been renting for many years.

Celebrated science journalist Ochieng' Ogodo dies

His commitment to advancing science journalism earned him admiration from peers around the world.

Ancelotti future in doubt as Arsenal crush Real Madrid

Ancelotti's future has been a subject of discussion in Spain for the majority of the season.

Inua Jamii faces expansion pressure amid audit woes

Village elders take centre stage in Kenya’s new governance plan

Officials say this collaborative method was chosen to ensure the final policy reflects the lived experiences and expectations of grassroots communities.

Clergy and Kikuyu elders seek divine intervention over road fatalities

Speaking on Wednesday, Pastor Paul Wandati of the Limuru Pastors Association stated that they had convened to offer prayers and consecrate the highway to God.

Affordable Housing Board officials guide locals on home buying process

The engagement will conclude tomorrow (Friday), with locals receiving guidance on how to apply for homeownership via the Boma Yangu platform.

Garissa elders demand crackdown on drug peddlers amid rising insecurity

According to NAMLEF, drugs like bhang, cocaine, and miraa are readily available in the area, with some openly sold in the streets.

President Ruto condemns use of students for political drama

The President urged education stakeholders to continue supporting learners in various areas, saying the youth should be given room to grow and explore their talents without being used for political schemes.

President Ruto gazettes newly appointed Cabinet Secretaries, Principal Secretaries

Kenya Sevens players earn cash bonus for Singapore final appearance

Kenya will travel to Los Angeles to take part in the Grand Finale, which will be held May 3 and 4.

Nigeria, India and others interested in hosting 2030, 2034 Commonwealth Games

According to the Commonwealth Games Secretariat, Canada, India, Nigeria, plus two others have all publicly confirmed their interest in the Games in 2030.

Barcelona defender banned for touching opponent in groin area

Spain international Leon was accused of "violating the privacy" of Colombia defender Caracas on February 9, 2025

Ruto government banks on private investors for power and irrigation boost

The report indicates that the government is finalising key negotiations to begin work on power transmission lines and irrigation schemes, among other projects, in partnership with private firms.

Unsafe gas and power use prompts nationwide awareness drive

Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi said the campaign is part of a wider government plan to shift towards clean energy and reduce emissions.

KRA waives Sh158 billion in tax penalties for 2.9 million Kenyans

According to KRA, this initiative is part of a wider effort to encourage voluntary compliance and ease the burden of tax-related penalties on individuals and businesses.

RSF announces parallel government as war in Sudan enters third year

The RSF leader, Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo, made the announcement on Telegram, saying his group was "building the only realistic future for Sudan."

Maradona’s daughter says doctors could have prevented his death

An autopsy revealed Maradona died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema—a condition where fluid builds up in the lungs.

Kenyans called to join global charity run to aid spinal cord injury victims

The race, which has in the past been called 'The Last Man Running,' doesn’t have a traditional finish line.

Champions League: Real Madrid target comeback, Inter host Bayern

Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti is confident of a better display than was witnessed last time out.

Young MPs pledge to defend media rights and freedom of expression

They praised Kenyans for consistently speaking out when things go wrong and pledged to advocate for bills that would empower citizens to hold their government and leaders accountable.

UDA downplays Nyali MP Ali's potential exit from the coalition

The Nyali MP alleged that the party’s Secretary General is planning to block him from securing the UDA ticket for the 2027 general elections.

Rising debt puts Kenya at risk of default, says MP Nyoro

Nearly 54 percent of the debt is owed to domestic lenders, while 46 percent is owed to international creditors.