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Senate backs external legal services for counties in complex cases

Instead of enforcing the ban, senators issued guidelines advising counties to limit outsourcing legal work to only complex or specialised cases.

Suspected serial killer arrested over two murders in Kiambu

The first incident took place on March 17, 2025, when Ndekei went missing after leaving for Thika town to buy clothes.

Weatherman warns of heavy rainfall over Easter period

This weather pattern is anticipated to persist from Friday, April 18, to Tuesday, April 22, 2025.

Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Beatrice Chebet named 2024 Sportspersons of the Year

The enterprising Chebet, who won both the 5000 and 10000 metre Gold Medal was without doubt named the Female athlete of the year, in itself no mean feat considering the competition on show.

Idle funds, stalled roads: MPs raise red flags on Treasury action

PS Mbugua told the committee that the Roads Annuity Oversight Committee is responsible for approving all disbursements from the Fund.

US-Somali airstrike targets militants amid fierce battle for strategic town

Al-Shabab has been fighting to overthrow the federal government for nearly two decades and controls large portions of southern and central Somalia.

CJ Koome cracks down on brokers and imposters within court premises

Koome urged law enforcement agencies to apprehend individuals posing as court representatives and interfering with judicial proceedings.

Tanzania's Chadema calls for protests as police impose ban

Lissu’s Chadema party has accused President Samia Suluhu Hassan of adopting the repressive strategies.

Worshippers keep giving even as finances shrink

Financial records recently released by key churches, including Citam, Nairobi Chapel, All Saints’ Cathedral, and Karura Community Chapel, show that Kenyans are contributing more, not less, to religious institutions.

IMF rules out global recession despite US tariff shock

Speaking on Thursday, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said the current climate is a test for international cooperation and sensible policy.

Tunisian Olympic swimming champion banned for missing drug tests

Hafnaoui missed two anti-doping tests while training in America and then a third after returning home to Tunisia, amidst visa issues in the United States.

Remembering Ogolla: A soldier’s quiet goodbye, one year later

On April 18, 2024, the nation lost a towering figure of strength, discipline, and leadership, a man whose legacy stretched across both military and personal spheres.

Miracle at Old Trafford as Manchester United save their season at the death

Goalkeeper Andre Onana, perhaps unsure of how to react, was seen doing rabbit hops on the Old Trafford pitch as United stole an unlikely win.

Matiang’i arrives in Kenya from US trip

Matiang’i was welcomed at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) by a group of leaders.

Matatu operators urge government to address issues with insurance firms

Machakos MP Caleb Mule tabled the petition in Parliament, highlighting serious grievances against three specific insurance firms.

KDF requiem mass pays homage to CDF Ogolla and other crash victims

The emotional ceremony, held at Moi Air Base in Eastleigh, brought together military leaders, families, and colleagues in remembrance of the fallen.

Student numbers in Kenyan universities cross 600,000 mark

Despite this growth, CUE noted that most students are concentrated in public chartered universities. This has created an imbalance in student distribution across the sector.

Easter: Security and traffic operations intensified at the Coast

Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno has given assurance to both domestic and international tourists that heightened security will be maintained throughout the festivities.

NTSA to roll out new technology to monitor speed and curb road fatalities

NTSA Director General George Njau informed Parliament that, in addition to the fixed cameras, they have also been trialing mobile speed monitoring devices on various roads across the country since November 2024.

Ruto signs law to remove transformer tax, promising cheaper electricity

According to the new law, the move will support better access to electricity by making transformer infrastructure cheaper and more accessible to both power providers and end-users.

New rules allow Nairobi CECs to face MCAs in full assembly

Until now, county executives across Kenya could only appear before committees. With the new rule, Nairobi becomes the first to introduce a system where CECs can answer questions in the full assembly.

Duale suspends licensing of foreign doctors, orders audit of Mediheal transplants

The initial investigation was carried out by a 12-member team appointed by Dr. Maurice Wakwabubi, acting CEO of the Kenya Blood Transfusion and Transplant Services (KBTTS).

All set as Kenya's Junior Starlets face Cameroon in crucial World Cup Qualifier

Football Kenya Federation President Hussein Mohammed is hoping for a strong showing from home support to help the girls through.

PS Wang'ombe rallies local administrators in the fight against GBV

“We must promote harmony in families. It’s important to remember that GBV affects men as well, manifesting through both physical and emotional abuse by women,” she added.

PS Sing’oei: China loan rejection claims baseless

His remarks triggered widespread public concern and online debate about the transparency of Kenya’s international financial dealings.

Fear and lawlessness: How 309 gangs are terrorising counties

The report reveals that criminal networks continue to expand in Mombasa, Kiambu, Busia, Nakuru, Garissa, Kisumu, Kilifi, Nairobi, Kwale, Bungoma, and Machakos.

Lightning strike leaves at least 3 dead in Nigeria's Imo State

While no fatalities have been reported so far, several victims are said to be in critical condition and receiving hospital care.

CS Duale suspends kidney transplant services at Mediheal

Duale emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to protecting patient safety and restoring public trust in Kenya’s healthcare system.

Super Metro resumes operations after 3-day halt

New York AG Letitia James accused of mortgage fraud

These allegations, if proven true, could lead to federal charges such as wire fraud, mail fraud, and bank fraud—each carrying potentially heavy penalties.