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Businessman Khalif Kairo claims unfair trial, wants Magistrate removed

Kairo says he has lost trust in the court’s impartiality and believes the trial environment is compromised.

KUPPET clashes with Government over school levy ban

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has maintained that the law must be followed and warned of consequences for any principal who demands unauthorized levies.

Treasury turns to 2005 law to push Sh149 billion asset sales

The Treasury now plans to use the old law to push forward the sale of State assets, targeting Sh149 billion in revenue during the 2025/26 financial year through sales including a stake in Safaricom and Kenya Pipeline Compa

State to conduct fresh census to map street families

The nationwide census of street families follows a 2018 count that recorded over 46,000 people living on the streets.

Motorcycle riders storm Nairobi CBD in attempt to disrupt Ojwang protests

Hundreds of boda boda riders, some carrying up to four passengers, took over key roads such as Kenyatta Avenue, Moi Avenue, and Tom Mboya Street, creating fear among demonstrators and onlookers.

Wet and stormy week ahead for Western Kenya as North remains sunny

Counties such as Kisumu, Kakamega, Nakuru, and Kericho will experience day and night showers with possible thunderstorms, and temperatures may drop to as low as 9°C.

MPs reject KRA’s plan to access private financial data

If passed, the clause would have granted KRA direct access to personal data, including bank and mobile money transactions, without the need for a court order.

Nairobi county loses attempt to quash Sh6.4 billion Kenya Power case

The dispute arose after Kenya Power disconnected electricity at City Hall over a Sh1.6 billion bill, prompting the county to retaliate by cutting water and sewer lines and dumping garbage at Kenya Power’s Stima Plaza offices.

Budget cut puts 2.6 million poor learners on the edge of dropping out

The budget cut goes against President Ruto’s pledge to double the funding and expand coverage to four million children.

Teargas fired as protests kick off in Nairobi CBD over Ojwang's death

The demonstrators, waving placards and national flags, streamed into the CBD under the watch of heavily deployed police officers.

President Ruto signs anti-money laundering Bill into law

The Bill, now law seeks to address weaknesses flagged by international financial watchdogs and restore confidence in Kenya’s financial systems.

Treasury on the spot over Sh86 billion unpaid pensions

The Treasury, which defaulted on Sh23 billion last year, is now banking on a new Pension Management System to streamline access and reduce pressure on its cash-strapped operations.

KEMSA to halt operations for five days in stock-take exercise

The closure comes as Health CS Aden Duale announced ongoing reforms at the agency, including a Sh10 billion credit facility and a direct payment model under SHA to improve drug delivery and tackle shortages.

California doctor to plead guilty in Matthew Perry ketamine case

Court documents show he injected Perry with the drug and trained the actor's assistant to do the same, while selling them extra vials.

Mediation stalemate as Senate pushes for more county funds

The Senate lowered its initial demand from Sh435 billion to Sh428 billion, while the National Assembly adjusted its offer slightly to Sh409.5 billion, citing limited national revenue and economic strain.

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Only 17% for development: Nairobi pours billions into recurrent spending

Even within the limited development spending, nearly Sh900 million was used to settle pending bills, raising concerns about the county’s ability to fund new projects as it continues to grapple with the country’s highest pending bills, now at Sh115.69 billion.

Museveni signs law allowing military courts to try civilians

The law, passed by 197 ruling party MPs, has sparked widespread criticism from opposition leaders, civil society groups, and legal experts who say it defies a Supreme Court ruling that declared military trials for civilians unconstitutional.

G7 leaders urge Gaza ceasefire as Trump leaves summit early

Pills of deception: 30% of Africa’s medicines are counterfeit

The counterfeit drugs—ranging from antibiotics and cancer treatments to painkillers are largely trafficked from China and India, using Nigeria as the main entry point.

Patrick Tito takes over as acting Deputy IG Kenya Police

Tito, a veteran officer and former Nyanza Regional Commander, had been serving as Principal Assistant to the DIG since March 2025.

Somalia cancels tax deal with MGS Soft over misconduct

A letter from Finance Minister Bihi Iman said the termination followed an internal investigation and included concerns raised by the Auditor General.

Isiolo court halts impeachment proceedings against Governor Guyo

The order, issued on Monday by Justice Nyaga Heston Mbogo, follows an urgent application filed by the Governor challenging a notice of motion dated June 10, 2025, which sought to remove him from office.

Moses Kuria eyes Jubilee Secretary-General post

Currently serving as a senior advisor in President William Ruto’s Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), Kuria suggested a potential political shift back to Jubilee a party he was once affiliated with during its earlier days.

Climate talks kick off in Bonn to set stage for COP30 in Brazil

Over the next 10 days, delegates and stakeholders are gathering at the World Conference Centre in Bonn for the 62nd session of the Subsidiary Bodies (SB62).

58 year old Japanese striker makes history by playing in 40th league season

Former international Miura, fondly known as "King Kazu", is considered the oldest professional in Japan and almost certainly beyond.

CS Duale unveils East Africa’s first 256-slice CT scanner

Describing the equipment as a game-changer, Duale said the advanced scanner would transform diagnostic services and significantly enhance patient care across the region.

Kenya denies Involvement in Sudan conflict, says role purely mediatory

Addressing the media on Monday, Dr. Mwaura emphasized that Kenya's involvement is strictly diplomatic, focusing on mediating between the rival groups in Sudan in an effort to broker a ceasefire.

CS Kagwe visits Rai’s West Kenya Sugar, launches Sh4bn annual boost for sugar sector

The visit underscored the government's commitment to enhancing private sector participation in the revival of Kenya's sugar industry.

Matiang’i to Kenyans in Texas: Governing Kenya requires serious leadership

While addressing a town hall meeting with members of the Kenyan diaspora in Texas, Matiang’i criticized the current administration for what he described as policy confusion and a lack of focus, particularly in critical sectors like education.