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Eric Omondi leads fundraiser for singer Marya after stroke

On Monday, Omondi visited the singer at her home and made an emotional appeal to the public to support her financially.

Police documents clash over Samidoh’s international trip and desertion status

Kenya holds conference to review 13 years of GMO use

Organised by the National Biosafety Authority (NBA), the meeting has drawn scientists, policymakers, farmers, and other stakeholders to examine the country’s progress and ongoing efforts to ensure the safe use of biotechnology.

Ruto promises to bring Kenyans together, even 'cousins'

Ruto highlighted the importance of unity by drawing a comparison to the church’s collective strength.

Ex-Minister Kimunya to defend himself in Sh60 million land case after appeal rejected

A Nairobi court directed that Kimunya take the stand on September 15 after the Court of Appeal dismissed his attempt to overturn a ruling that found he had a case to answer.

Most of them children: KNH to dispose of 260 unclaimed bodies

In a public notice released on Tuesday, the hospital urged families who may have lost contact with loved ones or are uncertain of their whereabouts to visit the Farewell Home and confirm if their relatives are among the deceased.

Formula 1: Spain to host two races in revamped 2026 calendar, Imola dropped

There will have two races in Spain next season with Madrid's new street circuit making its debut in September and Italy's Imola dropping off the 24-round calendar, F1 and the governing FIA announced on Tuesday.

Super Metro bus crash on Juja Road leaves two injured

According to a statement, the lorry was swerving before it crashed into the bus.

Albert Ojwang' died from head injuries, neck compression- Postmortem

After completing the autopsy on Tuesday, Midia explained that if Ojwang' had injured himself by hitting the wall, there would have been frontal bleeding on the head.

Raila warns of rising police lawlessness after Ojwang's death

In a statement on Tuesday, Raila said Ojwang’s death reflects a deeper crisis within law enforcement, where police brutality is now normalized, unchecked, and indistinguishable from criminal mob behavior.

CoG endorses use of housing levy for markets and infrastructure

Through the Council of Governors (CoG), the county chiefs said the housing programme must go beyond just building units and should also focus on creating full communities supported by proper infrastructure.

Invasive urban mosquito sparks Malaria alert in Kenya

Researchers warn this mosquito, which thrives in urban environments, could change how and where malaria spreads in the country.

EXPLAINER: What the law says about police transfers and custody

According to Kenya’s Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Code, any person arrested must be informed of the reason for their arrest, presented before a court within 24 hours, and treated humanely during their time in custody.

Teachers' unions demand new pay deal ahead of CBA expiry

The 2021–2025 CBA, which was largely non-monetary due to the Covid-19 pandemic, ends soon, but teachers say their fresh proposals are yet to be acted upon.

British soldier accused of rape in Kenya flown back to UK

The alleged incident happened last month, not far from the Batuk camp, which is located about 200 kilometres north of Nairobi.

Postmortem on body of Albert Ojwang underway at City Mortuary

The autopsy was originally planned for Monday but was postponed twice; first to the afternoon, then to the evening before being rescheduled due to logistical issues.

Nairobi tops plastic waste generation despite 2017 ban

World Vision Kenya estimates that 22,000 tonnes of waste are produced in the country daily, and plastics account for about 20%. In Nairobi alone, nearly 30% of daily waste is plastic.

Kibera court sentences man to death for robbery with violence

Isaac Khanga was found guilty of robbing two men of mobile phones and cash in separate incidents that took place on the night of November 3, 2024, around 11 pm, in the Kawangware Madiaba area of Dagoretti, Nairobi County.

Police reform nominees grilled on wealth, oversight, and public trust

Health Secretary Kennedy dismisses all 17 members of vaccine panel

Samidoh goes AWOL: Police cut salary, order arrest

According to a memo dated June 9, 2025, the officer was due to resume work on May 27 but has not reported back, and his whereabouts remain unknown.

Treasury clarifies tax changes, assures no VAT on essential goods

The CS said the Finance Bill currently before the National Assembly contains no proposals to tax these essential items, accusing the opposition and some individuals of spreading fear and misinformation for political gain.

Gold mining halted in Turkana over environmental breaches

Over 200 mining sites in the Kambi Karai and Lami Nyeusi region were found to be operating without the legally required Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) licences.

Liberia ex-speaker and MPs freed on bail over parliament fire

Saka to return to England squad for Senegal clash

Saka will feature in a much-changed England team for the friendly against Senegal on Tuesday, manager Thomas Tuchel said, as he makes changes to the England team that laboured to a lacklustre 1-0 win over Andorra in World Cup qualifying on Saturday.

Health facilities face penalties for hiring unregistered practitioners , KMPDC warns

Through a notice issued by Chief Executive Officer David Kariuki, the Council reminded both health workers and facilities that it is a criminal offence to practice or hire without proper registration and licensing from the Council.

Tottenham to name Brentford's Frank as new head coach

Australian Postecoglou was dismissed after two seasons in charge on Friday despite ending Spurs' 17-year trophy drought by winning the Europa League last month.

Police end surveillance on Cameroon opposition leader, Maurice Kamto

Officers had blocked Kamto from leaving the building on Sunday, stopping him from attending a planned meeting with members of his Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) party.

Mwangangi: No early retirement pay, 1,400 NHIF staff still in limbo

SHA Chief Executive Officer Mercy Mwangangi told staff during a virtual address that the authority cannot afford to send home those aged 55 and above who had opted for early retirement.

Government to pay exam fees for all students in 2025, Mbadi confirms

The announcement came during a town hall meeting aired on Citizen TV Monday night, where Mbadi addressed growing public pressure and criticism over the proposed end of the national exam fee waiver.