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All Government contracts to go public from July 1

The PPRA has ordered agencies to register by June 30 or risk losing procurement powers. The Treasury has ruled out payments for contracts outside the new platform.

Court orders State to respond in Talaam, Mukhwana detention case

The court set June 30 for further directions on the matter.

Mediheal loses court case, to pay Sh422 million for unlawful termination

The court found that the hospital failed to pay the workers’ salaries for several months, forcing them to resign under pressure — a move ruled as constructive dismissal.

Outrage as female students subjected to bra checks at Nigerian University

Olabisi Onabanjo University staff were seen touching students in a move described by critics as invasive and sexist.

New Mombasa commuter rail to ease transfers from SGR terminus

The new service aims to reduce transfer costs and ease movement for thousands of passengers who have relied on road transport for the final stretch into town. The

Sh10.7 billion legal claims rock Nairobi County

The scandal traces back to manipulated court cases and has triggered a taskforce review of legal bills. County Attorney Christine Ireri says all payments are now subject to strict internal vetting to protect public funds.

US restarts student visa processing, introduces stricter social media checks

The department warned that applicants who keep their social media accounts private may be viewed as hiding potentially concerning activity.

Software developer held over Sh57.5. million NCBA bank fraud

The suspect is accused of altering banking systems to allow fake or unfunded cash withdrawals. The case will be mentioned on June 24.

Protests slash matatu revenues by 40%, Sh150 million lost in a day

Across the country, about 60,000 matatus and buses operate on a normal day, generating approximately Sh900 million daily and about Sh27 billion monthly.

Tanzania initiates diplomatic talks with US over potential travel ban

A memo from the US State Department lists 36 countries, including Tanzania, for failing to meet new immigration standards.

Trump approves Iran strike plan but holds off final decision

Iran has dismissed US calls for surrender, vowing to resist any military intervention. The region remains on edge as American forces gather and evacuations begin.

The billion-shilling tour: Counties choose travel over services

The trips, justified as workshops and benchmarking visits, were flagged as unnecessary and wasteful, especially amid economic hardships and stalled county development.

UoN to lead Kenya's farewell to Ngugi wa Thiong’o

The event at Taifa Hall will include performances, tributes, and exhibitions of his work, and is open to the public.

Uganda begins evacuation of citizens from Iran and Israel as conflict escalates

The Foreign Affairs Ministry confirmed that 48 Ugandan students have been evacuated from Tehran and that diplomatic missions across the Middle East are offering support to facilitate the safe return of all affected nationals.

Hustler Fund faces storm over Sh8 billion unaccounted for

Cooperatives PS Patrick Kilemi admitted before the Public Accounts Committee that the funds were never requested, citing confusion during the establishment of the MSMEs department.

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Three years to 1.5C: Scientists warn clock is ticking on climate goal

With only 130 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide left in the global budget and current annual emissions at 40 billion tonnes, experts say time is quickly running out.

David Maraga: I will restore the rule of law if elected president

Maraga, who led the judiciary from 2016 to 2021, cited police brutality, ethnic politics, and corruption as key reasons for his decision, and said he will rely on crowdfunding instead of personal wealth or political handouts.

Sh8 billion in Hustler Fund not misused, says Cooperatives PS Mang'eni

To clear the matter, Mang'eni promised to provide the Public Accounts Committee with all the necessary documents to prove that the money was not misused.

SSC-Khaatumo Police arrest 23 suspects in Las Anod gang rape case

According to the statement seen by Radio Generation, one suspect remains at large, with security forces actively pursuing their capture.

Book review: “Ink and Scars” by Jasmeen Ahmed

Her hybrid collection of prose poems, fragmented narrative, and raw diary-like entries takes readers deep into the haunted corridors of memory, faith, heartbreak, and healing.

EAC masks growing dependency with unity narrative

While bureaucratic structures and political summits abound, East Africans continue to question the everyday relevance of regional integration.

Kenya and Tunisia sign deal to strengthen women-led SMEs

Running from June 16 to 18, the expo marks a historic first in Kenya, aiming to deepen both economic collaboration and cultural exchange between the two countries.

All patient records to be digitised, says Duale

The CS called for public support as the ministry rolls out the digitalisation of healthcare services, including the integration of community pharmacies into the national digital superhighway.

Police Reforms Working Group condemns violence in Nairobi protest

The group reiterated its public safety advisory from June 17, urging the National Police Service to enhance security and prepare for demonstrations.

Survey reveals most Kenyans have fallen victim to digital fraud

The findings, based on research conducted between November 21 and December 9, 2024, show that 82 percent of respondents encountered fraud attempts through emails, phone calls, text messages, or online platforms within a three-month period.

Cholera outbreak claims 18 lives across seven counties

The Health Cabinet Secretary said contingency measures have been put in place to limit the spread of the disease, adding that surveillance teams and public health officers are on high alert.

Premier League 2025/26 fixtures announced

The campaign kicks off on Friday 15 August as Liverpool welcome Bournemouth under the Anfield lights.

Kenyan photojournalist honored globally for capturing grassroots water resilience

Amanya’s image, taken in a rural Kenyan setting, stood out for its powerful depiction of local resilience and the role of policy in ensuring access to water during dry seasons.

Archbishop Anyolo urges for calm amid protest tensions

Ojwang died in unclear circumstances while in police custody, prompting peaceful protests that turned violent after groups of armed individuals reportedly attacked members of the public and looted businesses.