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Family of late Kasipul MP speaks out on missing woman linked to Were

Paul Were, Charles Were’s brother, confirmed that Dorothy had been living at the MP’s residence during the period he was based in Meru.

Senate demands immediate resettlement of remaining IDPs

Mohammed Faki, chair of the Senate Committee on Lands, Environment, and Natural Resources, noted that the government had already acquired 45 farms in Laikipia specifically for the purpose of relocating the affected families.

Candlelight vigil held in Eldoret for slain priest Bett

The mourners proceeded through the streets, singing hymns in remembrance of the fallen priest.

African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights to choose new leaders

According to a statement from the Court, the elections will take place during the opening of its 77th ordinary session, scheduled to run from June 2 to June 27, 2025, in Arusha.

Pyramids win maiden African Champions League title

Pyramids saw out 10 minutes of added time at the 30 June Stadium in Cairo to write their name in African football history.

Two mutilated bodies dumped in Rongai amid surge in Nakuru killings

Locals remain in shock after the grim discovery of two male bodies on Sunday morning.

Brace for chilly three-month cold spell, Weatherman warns

Kenya Meteorological Department has also forecast cool, overcast weather with occasional light showers in parts of the southeastern lowlands and some areas in Marsabit County.

Gachagua overhauls party leadership shortly after launch

The leadership shake-up was made public through a gazette notice issued on Friday, May 30, 2025.

Roundup: Kip Keino Classic 2025 a huge success as Ulinzi Stadium dazzles

The Ulinzi Stadium proved to be a more than able host of the sixth edition, as shared by fans and athletes alike, following the event.

Didmus Barasa predicts 2027 downfall for Gachagua and Kalonzo

Barasa has openly criticized both politicians and confidently predicts that they will be decisively beaten by Ruto and Raila Odinga before 8:00 am on election day in 2027.

62nd Madaraka Day: Ex-CJ Maraga calls for reflection

He highlighted critical issues such as police violence, the marginalization of youth, and what he termed a decline in Kenya’s democratic progress.

Ruto justifies leasing sugar factories to private investors

Addressing the audience during the 62nd Madaraka Day celebrations in Homa Bay on Sunday, June 1, 2025, Ruto outlined the targeted investments in agriculture designed to boost productivity and streamline operations.

Preview: Pyramids take on Sundowns in CAF Champions League final

The final will be played at the 30 June Air Defence Stadium in Cairo. Kick off will be at 8 pm Kenyan time.

DIG Lagat cautions officers against engaging in corruption

Lagat warned against involvement in corrupt activities and emphasized the need for officers to respond firmly to crime.

Activists demand release of web developer Njeri at Pangani Police Station

Among the demonstrators were well-known activists Boniface Mwangi and Hanifa Adan, accompanied by Rose Njeri’s family members.

Governor Wanga: ‘Devolution has brought blessings to Homa Bay’

She emphasized that the event showcased the strength of unity, collaboration, and the opportunities within the Blue Economy.

Medicine prices set to rise in July due to new tax policy

The proposed legislation aims to alter the VAT classification of raw materials and inputs used in the production of pharmaceuticals, shifting them from a "zero-rated" to an "exempt" status.

DP Kindiki warns Kenyans against political incitement

The DP emphasized that Kenya's diverse communities have lived together peacefully for generations and must continue to do so for the country to thrive.

Rachel Ruto lauds private sector at 2025 energy awards

Ruto noted that various stakeholders in the energy industry are spearheading efforts to develop innovative and sustainable energy technologies.

Kenyan researchers called to innovate and create sustainable solutions

Experts emphasize that research efforts should tackle pressing issues such as climate change, food insecurity, and health challenges, which continue to affect many communities across the nation.

Bridge collapses kill 7 in Russian border regions

The incidents also caused train derailments. Meanwhile, a Russian politician described Ukraine as a “terrorist enclave.”

Monsoon floods claim five lives in northeast India

India’s monsoon season, which runs from June to September, provides relief from the intense summer heat and is vital for replenishing water sources.

Astronomers detect possible dwarf planet on solar system’s fringe

This object, traveling along a highly elongated orbit around the sun, may meet the criteria to be classified as a dwarf planet.

Ruto: Kenya is on course to economic growth

Moses Ndale named Kenya Rugby Union interim chair, to serve for 14 days

He will serve for a period of 14 days pending the election of a new Chairperson to replace the departed Sasha Mutai.

Madaraka Day won’t spur real county development, says economist Ogolla

He singled out Homa Bay as an example, noting that the county’s real need lies in creating sustainable income opportunities rather than quick fixes tied to ceremonial events.

Indiana Pacers qualify for NBA final for first time in 25 years

It’s just the second time in franchise history that they’ll play for the championship.

Gov't announces nationwide rollout of Climate Worx programme

The Head of State also the nationwide rollout of Climate Worx, a social protection programme designed to engage over 110,000 youth in community-based climate resilience projects.

Former CJ Mutunga criticizes government over Rose Njeri’s arrest

Mutunga accused state authorities of disregarding the 2010 Constitution, alleging that their conduct amounts to its systematic overthrow.

Two dead in aftermath of PSG Champions League win

In the south-west town of Dax, a 17-year-old boy died after being stabbed in the chest late on Saturday evening, Canal+ reported.