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Post-mortem confirms strangulation, torture in Elgeyo Marakwet killings

Government pathologist Dr Titus Ngulungu, who conducted the post-mortem at the Nakuru City Mortuary, confirmed that both men died from asphyxia.

Nigeria pardons Ken Saro-Wiwa, 30 years after execution

Saro-Wiwa and his fellow campaigners, known as the Ogoni Nine, were convicted of murder and hanged in 1995 under the country’s military regime.

Kenya elected to UN Tourism Executive Council

The announcement was made during the 68th UN Tourism Commission for Africa meeting held in Abuja, Nigeria, where tourism ministers and stakeholders came together to chart a path for the continent’s tourism sector.

Iran launches missiles at Israel following attack

Iran said Friday evening local time that it had fired “hundreds of various ballistic missiles” towards Israel,

Budget 2025: What does it mean for Sports in Kenya?

Mbadi reduced the Sports Fund’s allocation from Sh16.5 billion last year to Sh13.5 billion, despite an overall increase in the Ministry’s combined budget for tourism, sports, culture, and recreation from Sh23.7 billion to Sh29.7 billion.

Rising drug abuse at Ifo Refugee Camp linked to school dropouts and unemployment

Hujale Mohamed Abdi, the youth leader of the camp, said the community is facing a growing crisis that threatens the future of an entire generation.

Kenya National Commission on Human Rights opens regional office in Garissa

The move has been hailed as a significant step toward addressing historical marginalization and promoting human rights in Northern Kenya.

Cherotich and Wanyonyi deliver the goods in Oslo

Emmanuel Wanyonyi and Steeplechase specialist Faith Cherotich were winners in Oslo as they shone in the face of absolute competition.

'They will love it', FIFA boss Infantino dismisses Club World Cup critics, expects successful tournament

In an interview with AFP, Infantino also took aim at critics of FIFA's ticketing policy and said that skeptics who had questioned the need for the tournament would quickly change their minds.

Somali Cabinet approves submarine cable regulations

The weekly cabinet meeting was chaired by the Acting Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Salah Ahmed Jama.

Albert Ojwang died inside Central Police Station- IPOA

IPOA confirmed that Ojwang died inside the Central Police Station and maintained that the CCTV system at OCS's office had been interfered.

Liverpool agree deal to sign German playmaker Florian Wirtz for Sh20.3 billion

The fee for the 22-year-old includes a guaranteed £100m and a further £16m in add-ons or bonuses.

Club World Cup: Who is participating and how did they qualify?

Right up until 2023, the FIFA Club World Cup was staged as an annual tournament every December and participation was limited to the winners of the continental club competitions, at most eight clubs.

IPOA seeks call record for 17 numbers in Ojwang custody death probe

In the application filed on June 13, IPOA requested orders compelling a telecommunications provider to release subscriber details, call logs, and location data linked to individuals of interest.

Ojwang murder case: Constable Mukhwana detained until June 20

Appearing before the Milimani Law Courts, IPOA’s investigating officer, Abdirahman Jibril, told the court that releasing Mukhwana could interfere with ongoing investigations and influence witnesses.

'Stop making stories up': Hamilton unhappy with Italian media over fake Ferrari stories

The seven-time world champion asked reporters to "stop making stuff up" as he delivered an impassioned response to the reports on the eve of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, an event he has won a record-equalling seven times.

Petitioners want DIG Lagat barred over death of Ojwang in police custody

The petitioners maintained that allowing Lagat to remain in office threatens justice and undermines public confidence in the police service.

Mogadishu Mayor appoints new District Commissioners for Dharkeenleey and Waaberi

Omar Meeyre Mocoow has been appointed as the new Commissioner of Dharkeenleey District, replacing Mahmoud Haji Ali Fiidoow.

IPOA seeks 21-day detention of officer in Ojwang’s death

IPOA said Mukwana should be held at the Capitol Hill Police Station to allow investigators to complete their work without interference.

Boca Juniors midfielder denied US visa due to pending criminal offence

In 2023, Costa accepted a probationary sentence to avoid trial for an aggravated robbery in 2018, which US officials ruled that he is still serving.

Don’t blame all police for mistakes of a few- CS Murkomen

Murkomen addressed concerns over rising cases of police brutality, including the recent death of teacher Albert Ojwang while in custody.

President Ruto orders crackdown on firearm misuse as over 6,000 illegal guns destroyed

Speaking during the destruction of over 6,000 illegal firearms recovered between 2022 and 2025 in Kajiado on Friday, Ruto said the government will not allow tools of violence to spread in communities.

Dozens feared dead as boat capsizes on Lake Tumba in DRC

Territorial administrator Justin Mputu told local media that the vessel was navigating the lake when it overturned under turbulent conditions.

Kenya seeks EAC nod to extend rice import tax relief

The government’s move is aimed at securing an extension of the current tax break which allows rice to be imported at less than half of the bloc’s 75 percent common external tariff.

Kenya plans Sh70bn PPP rollout to build roads, dams and power lines

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi on Thursday said the State is banking on PPPs to deliver 32 projects that include the construction of electricity transmission lines, dams, and roads.

Djibouti rejects Ethiopia’s bid for port corridor and naval base

Energy ministry under fire over Mombasa LPG project

Under scrutiny is a 31-year lease agreement between the Ministry and Asharami Synergy, a subsidiary of the Sahara Group, for the development of a liquefied petroleum gas handling facility at the Kenya Petroleum Refineries Limited (KPRL) site in Mombasa.

CS Barasa: Lang’ata forest residents safe as Ministry awaits cabinet nod

Speaking before the National Assembly Committee on Implementation, Barasa said her Ministry had received and reviewed 148 petitions related to the land.

'Don't know I survived'- Lone survivor in Air India crash speaks

Recounting the harrowing moments from his hospital bed at Ahmedabad Civil, Ramesh said he felt the aircraft wasn’t gaining altitude and was "just gliding" before it slammed into a building and exploded.

Burundi opposition cries foul as ruling party sweeps all Parliamentary seats