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Saudis in talks with Ronaldo to stop him leaving the country: Reports

According to reports emanating from Portugal, Saudi Arabian officials are in "difficult" talks to keep Cristiano Ronaldo in the country.

Raila donates land for 1,000 affordable homes as Ruto launches Sh3.5 bn Housing Project in Kisumu

Odinga noted that he is willing to work closely with the current administration to help solve issues facing the country, adding that such cooperation is necessary for progress.

EPRA raids illegal fuel site in Mombasa, recovers 23,000 litres of diesel

The raid in Port Reitz on Thursday was conducted under the leadership of Coast Regional Manager Francis Keri and Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno.

AG Oduor breaks silence: I still hold the Public Seal

"The custody of the Public Seal is clearly provided for by law, and that position remains unchanged. I am still in custody of the Seal, contrary to what has been reported in the media," declared the AG.

Catholic Bishops demand justice after killing of two priests

The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Kenya expressed sorrow and outrage over the violent death of Father Alois Bett and the suspected murder of Father James Maina.

Ford recalls 1.1 million vehicles over camera software issue

The recall affects various models from the 2021 to 2024 model years, including the Bronco, F-150.

CS Joho warns against arbitrary fishermen arrests, announces rescue boat funding

Joho urged officials tasked with protecting Lake Victoria to seek alternative ways to enforce maritime rules.

Counties owe Sh40 billion in pension arrears, Mbadi vows action

Mbadi explained that the consistent failure by counties to pay pension contributions has created a large debt burden that undermines investment decisions and lowers returns for members.

Namibia honors colonial genocide victims as reparations demand grows

Between 1904 and 1908, German forces were responsible for the deaths of approximately 65,000 OvaHerero and 10,000 Nama people.

Accountants urge retention of housing incentives in Finance Bill 2025

ICPAK called for the removal or reduction of various taxes, including excise duties on locally manufactured plastic products and other industrial inputs, to support local industries.

Kampala leads Uganda in corruption cases – IGG Report

Kamya presented the bi-annual performance report to Parliament on Tuesday, revealing that Kampala recorded 253 corruption cases between July and December 2024.

Motorist to foot hospital bill for obstructing ambulance

Otieno claimed he was driving along the Nairobi Expressway when the hospital’s ambulance reportedly rammed into his car.

10 days off for Chelsea and back to business after Conference League win

Chelsea completed a successful season by their standards with a 4-1 win over Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League.

CS Duale apologizes for cancer treatment failures at KNH

Duale admitted that the equipment had broken down, acknowledging the serious impact it has had on patients relying on the facility for cancer care.

Haitian activists tell President Ruto to withdraw Kenyan police from Haiti

The group, Haiti’s Unfinished Liberation of Dessalines (HULOD), said the deployment of Kenyan police under the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission is both unlawful and a betrayal of African and Haitian struggles for freedom.

High court confirms Ezekiel Mutua’s April dismissal by MCSK board

Sudan’s cholera toll rises to 172 deaths amid 2,000 cases treated by MSF

Doctors Without Borders, known as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), has expressed grave concerns over Sudan's inadequate medical infrastructure to manage the escalating crisis.

Court strikes down Trump’s blanket tariffs on imports, says he overstepped his powers

In a landmark decision, the Court of International Trade said Congress, not the president, has the sole authority to regulate trade with other countries unless specifically permitted by law.

Grenada javelin star Anderson Peters relishing Yego battle at Kip Keino Classic

Peters, who arrived in Nairobi over the past weekend in preparation for the Classic, is looking forward to taking on the challenge that Yego and Röhler bring.

KNH radiotherapy machine breakdown halts cancer treatment

The hospital’s Acting Chief Executive Officer, Dr William Sigilai, confirmed the machine is out of service but said efforts are underway to minimize the impact on patients.

Subdued Amorim glad Manchester United season over after defeat in Malaysia

A 1-0 loss to an ASEAN select-side in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Wednesday was the final result of what has been a punishing and forgettable season for the Red Devils.

South Africans mourn celebrated actor Presley Chweneyagae, dead at 40

Family spokesperson Mzwakhe Sigudla said, "Paramedics had attended to him, but he couldn't make it."

IEBC’s Sh3.8 billion pending bills raise concerns ahead of 2027 polls

Of the outstanding amount, Sh2.65 billion is for legal fees and Sh298 million for election logistics.

Mediheal hands over 382 kidney transplant files to DCI as probe deepens

The hospital’s lawyers Katwa Kigen and Conrad Maloba delivered the documents on Wednesday to officers from the Transnational Organized Crime Unit at the DCI headquarters.

Elon musk exits Trump’s cost-cutting task force as term ends

Musk had been part of the Department of Government Efficiency, known as Doge, since it was launched earlier this year to curb wasteful government spending.

Kenya and world mourn literary icon, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o

Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang'ula, said the death of Professor Ngũgĩ cast a long, solemn shadow across his thoughts.

Trump’s presidency has a negative impact on the country, says poll

The survey, which polled 2,024 participants from Kenya’s nine regions, revealed that only 24% of respondents believe Trump’s presidency will be beneficial to Kenya.

NACADA closes rehab centre in Kiambu

Further, NACADA highlighted the deplorable state of the kitchen where meals for vulnerable patients were prepared. Food was kept in unsanitary conditions, raising the risk of disease transmission.

Power consumers get a break as Masinga water levels hold steady

This stability is a positive sign amid fluctuating rainfall patterns that have increasingly impacted hydroelectric power generation, creating pressure for energy planners to seek more diverse sources of electricity.

Personal reasons force Senegal star Mane out of England and Ireland clashes

Mane, African Player of the Year in 2019, is the only major absentee from a 26-man squad unveiled by coach Pape Thiaw on Tuesday.