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Aroko released on bail as investigators finalize evidence in MP Were murder case

The state requested his release under the same conditions set previously by the JKIA court.

‘Everest Man’ Kami Rita Sherpa sets new world record on Mount Everest

The seasoned mountaineer first conquered the world’s tallest peak in 1994 while working for a commercial expedition.

Oklahoma City Thunder on the brink of first NBA finals since 2012

Gilgeous-Alexander who scored 40 points, grabbed nine rebounds and provided 10 assists.

Couple charged over with Siaya fire that claimed nine family members

Christopher Owino and his wife, Roseline Atieno, appeared before Justice David Kemei, where they were each charged with nine counts of murder in connection with the fatal blaze.

Kenya supports Morocco’s autonomy proposal for Western Sahara

The move aligns Kenya with an increasing number of African, Arab, and Western nations showing support for Rabat in the longstanding conflict.

Normal beach activities resume as Mombasa County lifts restrictions

Governor Nassir said the latest review shows a drop in wind speeds to a maximum of 16 knots.

Senator Sifuna responds to Tanzanian MPs’ remarks on activists deportations

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna vowed to match the intensity of the remarks from Tanzanian lawmakers.

Police visit Juja MP Koimburi in hospital, unable to conduct interview

The officers made visits to the hospital on both Monday evening and Tuesday morning but were unable to gather the necessary information, as Koimburi’s family blocked their access.

MPs divided over rising number of Harambees

However, Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba challenged the intent behind the cash donations, branding them political theatrics.

MP George Sunkuyia arrested over suspected forgery of academic certificate

He is currently being processed at the EACC headquarters in Nairobi and is expected to be arraigned soon.

Kenya reiterates commitment to Somalia’s sovereignty amid Somaliland dispute

Kenya further emphasized that its support for Somalia is firmly rooted in its respect for international and regional legal frameworks.

Witness says he was paid Sh9,000 to transport suspects in Ayieko murder case

The witness claimed he wasn’t told the nature of the job, only that he would be well compensated.

Cold nights, heavy rains expected in several parts of Kenya this week

Showers will hit many counties between Tuesday and Saturday, while temperatures are set to vary widely.

Compensation delays loom after wildlife budget reduction

The approved budget includes Sh11.805 billion for day-to-day expenses and Sh1.364 billion for development projects.

Court allows KEBS to proceed with pre-export inspection tender

The case started when Precision Experts opposed the KEBS tender, saying some conditions discriminated against local firms.

Casemiro, Antony, Martinelli named in Ancelotti's maiden Brazil squad

Casemiro returns for the first time since 2023 and has been rewarded for a strong second half of the season with Manchester United.

CA issues 12-hour ultimatum to TV stations over gambling ads

The authority revealed that despite a ban on gambling advertisements, several broadcasters continued to promote unlicensed betting content, putting them in breach of sector regulations.

Irate driver injures 50 Liverpool fans during title celebrations

Police managed to keep the fans away and secured the man, whose identity was yet to be released.

Kabila welcomed in rebel-held Goma as DR Congo tensions rise

His return comes amid growing political tension and accusations linking him to the armed group.

Education panel proposes shift in funds for exams, teachers and scholarships

The proposal aims to plug a critical funding gap after the exams were left out of the original budget.

Tanzania fires back at Kenya over activist trolling, deportation row

Geita MP Joseph Musukuma accused Kenyans of overstepping and disrespecting Tanzanian sovereignty.

Counties could soon decide Muguka’s fate as Bill advances

The legislative push, introduced by Kilifi North MP Owen Baya, seeks to amend the Crops Act to clearly separate Muguka from Miraa and delist it as a scheduled crop.

52 dead in Israeli strikes on Gaza, 33 killed in school shelter

Ruto officiates the launch of the human-wildlife conflict compensation fund

The President emphasized efforts to streamline compensation processes to restore dignity and deliver justice to communities on the frontline of conservation efforts.

Natembeya: I’m both a general and a commando leading my troops

Speaking during a mini-rally in Kakamega, Natembeya called for unity in the region, urging residents to stand up for their rights.

Experts warn new Bill targets online privacy of Kenyans

If enacted, the bill would require Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to track customer usage, convert the data into "readable details," and submit reports to the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) at least once per financial year.

Kalonzo demands crisis talks amid claims of abductions

Koimburi was found on Monday morning abandoned in a coffee plantation in the Kibichoi area of Kiambu County.

SHA issues warning to employers over delayed deduction remittances

The Authority reminded employers of their legal duty to register with SHA and to submit timely contributions as stipulated by the Social Health Insurance (SHI) Act, 2023.

Ex-Governor Lonyangapuo admits irregular maize purchase

Lonyangapuo told Senior Principal Magistrate Richard Odenyo that eight years ago, during his tenure as governor, he personally arranged for 20,000 bags of white maize to help residents facing severe hunger.

Vivo Energy records consecutive revenue declines in Kenya

Competitors such as Rubis and local fuel stations gained ground, expanding their market shares to 15.96% and 14.98% respectively.