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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

Union blasts Moi University over layoffs, billions in unpaid staff dues

Officials from the Kenya University Staff Union (KUSU), Moi University Chapter, said workers were suffering under poor governance that had eroded morale and paralysed services.

Judge blocks Trump move to deploy national guard in Los Angeles

Uhuru takes full control of Jubilee after court overrules rival faction

In a ruling delivered on Thursday, June 12, the High Court gave legitimacy to resolutions passed at the party’s National Delegates Conference held in May 2023, effectively ending the long-running dispute over who controls the party.

“It’s a really special feeling” – Dua Lipa on getting engaged

The 29-year-old shared the news during an interview with British Vogue, calling the decision to commit to Turner “a really special feeling.”

Thomas Frank confirmed as Tottenham Hotspur coach until 2028

Frank brings a wealth of experience after seven successful years at Brentford, where he secured promotion in 2021 and consistently led the team to top-half Premier League finishes.

Wajir County’s Eldas Sub-County Hospital performs first-ever C-section

The achievement brings life-saving care closer to home, ensuring expectant mothers no longer face long, risky referrals for emergency surgical care and a bold step toward reducing maternal mortality across the county.

State allows refugees to register SIM cards with own IDs

The Department of Refugee Services said refugees can now legally register SIM cards using their Refugee IDs, enabling access to services such as mobile money.

Doping crisis deepens in Kenya as ADAK confirms testing challenges

In September 2024, the government cut the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK)’s funding from Sh288 million to Sh20 million — a move that raised immediate concern both locally and internationally.

Oil prices surge as Israel launches strike on Iran

The benchmark Brent Crude and Nymex light sweet crude prices rose by more than 10 percent following the announcement.

Filing nil returns now easier as KRA adds option to eCitizen

CS Duale drops bombshell on Mediheal organ probe

Duale said the two officials tampered with the committee's final report, prompting some members of the team to decline to sign the document, rendering it unofficial and without any legal or administrative standing.

Garissa farmers devastated by floods call for early warning reforms

Residents of Garissa, Tana River and Lamu counties who live in low-lying areas and near water bodies were affected after the Seven Forks Dams spilled over and caused flooding.

Pending bills shrink slightly as counties pay Sh34 billion

Counties borrow Sh8.6bn in nine months as treasury cash delays bite

MP Barasa’s helicopter, cars seized over Sh4.4 million lawyer debt

The auctioneers left the seized properties in the MP's custody for seven days before removal and sale.

DP Kindiki warns against politicising Ojwang’s death, demands accountability

Kindiki said there must be personal accountability over the controversial death of Ojwang, who died while in police custody.

Israel bombs Tehran in bold strike, Iran vows heavy retaliation

The Israeli military said the strikes were aimed at neutralizing what it described as threats tied to Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

High Court halts public seal transfer to Head of Public Service

Justice Chacha Mwita made the ruling on Thursday, June 12, stating that the matter raises serious constitutional and legal issues that must be fully examined before any changes can be implemented.

Roads, rail and energy get boost in Sh23bn transport plan