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Tanzania outlaws use of foreign currency in local payments
The Bank of Tanzania (BoT) announced that from now on, only Tanzanian Shillings (TZS) will be allowed in domestic transactions, whether in retail, contracts, or service delivery.
MPs turns heat on ex-Sports PS over stadium deals
The move comes after the National Assembly Implementation Committee raised concerns over irregular contracts and unfulfilled projects during Kaberia’s time in office.
Snakebite survivor’s blood leads to breakthrough in antivenom research
His blood, rich in rare antibodies, has helped scientists create an experimental treatment that shows promise in neutralizing venom from a wide range of snake species.
Governors under fire for ignoring predecessors’ projects
Senators expressed concern that billions of shillings in taxpayer money risk being wasted due to politically driven decisions.
Russia to support Taliban in battle against Islamic State in Afghanistan
Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s special representative for Afghanistan and a former ambassador to the country, said on Friday that Russia views Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K) as a shared threat.
Kidero’s bid to block EACC evidence in graft case rejected
Documents link Kidero to the loss of Sh58 million from the Nairobi City Hall accounts.
Olympic 100m medallist Kerley arrested in Miami
Fred Kerley was arrested in Miami for allegedly punching his former girlfriend.
MP Salasya challenges Raila to reject MPs’ bid to legalize NG-CDF
In a statement, Salasya called on Odinga to prevent the launch of public participation on the matter, scheduled for Monday, May 5.
CJ Koome makes fresh appointments in Tribunals and Justice committees
The move is aimed at strengthening the administration of justice in Kenya.
Kenya benefiting from Bottom-Up approach-President Ruto
The President noted significant improvements in key sectors of the economy.
Darfur's children caught between bullets and hunger
Thousands of families as reported by United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) have arrived in El-Fasher, seeking safety in incomplete buildings, schools, or under trees.
Students left in limbo after court declines to rule on bursary case
The case revolves around the approval and release of bursary funds by county governments.
Mercedes rookie Antonelli youngest driver to take F1 pole
The 18-year-old beat McLaren's Oscar Piastri, the championship leader, by 0.045 seconds.
Crackdown on rogue police reservists in Kerio Valley nets 25 arrests
The affected reservists were found to have engaged in activities that abetted banditry and cattle rustling.
Press Freedom in the Age of AI: A wake-up call from UNESCO
AI is no longer a distant concept—it’s already in the newsroom, curating content, shaping narratives, and even generating headlines.
Meta threatens Facebook, Instagram shutdown in Nigeria over $290m fines
The warning follows a failed attempt by Meta to challenge the penalties in the federal high court in Abuja.
Muslim clerics slam Aisha Jumwa over controversial comment on Islam
The outcry follows a series of social media posts by Jumwa in which she criticized the Islamic tradition of nighttime burials.
Nigerian man sentenced to 40 years for brutally killing Kenyan fiancée
Christian Baledi Kadima, also known as Erick Kambaye Katalayi, was convicted of murder by Machakos High Court Judge Francis Rayola Olel.
UNHCR: Millions of refugees at risk due to humanitarian funding crisis
The agency urges the global community to act quickly to restore aid and prevent more suffering.
Kasipul MP Ong'ondo to be buried next Friday
The parliamentary funeral committee has confirmed that a requiem mass will be held at the Holy Family Basilica on May 7.
Prince Harry expresses desire for reconciliation with Royal Family
Prince Harry also acknowledged the long-standing disagreements between him and his relatives but emphasized that he had forgiven them.
Four filmmakers linked to BBC’s 'Blood Parliament' exposé detained
The filmmakers are currently being held at Muthaiga and Pangani police stations in Nairobi.
Cold nights, hot days ahead as Kenya braces for long rains peak
Regions in the Lake Victoria Basin and parts of the Rift Valley have also been forecasted to receive rainfall.
President Ruto sets sights on Raila’s base with new Nyanza tour
This marks President Ruto’s fourth visit to the Luo Nyanza region since 2022.
Matiang’i declares 2027 presidential bid as Gusii region rallies behind him
Matiang'i declared his commitment to transforming the nation, stating he had heard the concerns of Kenyans.
Schools struggling with Sh70 billion debt owed by Government
But how can the schools be run without money?” he questioned, noting that the issue has already been raised before the National Assembly.
Banks reject CBK’s proposal to use Central Bank rate for credit pricing
The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) warns that such a move would effectively introduce interest rate caps.

