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Kenya Railways halts four Nairobi routes amid protest tensions

The corporation said the Nairobi–Ruiru, Nairobi–Embakasi Village, Nairobi–Lukenya, and Nairobi–Syokimau routes would be suspended until further notice.

Don’t destroy Kenya in the name of protest, Ruto cautions

He warned against hooliganism, looting, and chaos during protests, saying such actions betray the essence of democratic expression.

Last-minute theft? EACC warns counties to keep hands off public funds

The commission cautioned that any official found to have participated in or facilitated unlawful payments would bear full responsibility.

LSK, civil society threaten legal action over media ban on protest coverage

They say the move directly contradicts a November 2024 High Court ruling that declared similar interference by the Authority unconstitutional and affirmed that only the Media Council of Kenya is legally mandated to regulate broadcast content.

Police Commission warns against violence, tells police to act with restraint

While affirming the right of Kenyans to protest as enshrined in the Constitution, the Commission stressed that this must be done within the law and without harming others. It

Katiba institute sues over police barricades, citing rights violations

The petition focuses on the police decision to seal off major entry points into the CBD using barbed wire and other barriers without notice, an action the Institute says was meant to block planned demonstrations and silence public expression.

State moves to gag media as Gen Z-led protests escalate

Media houses were ordered to “stop any live coverage of the demonstrations forthwith,” with the authority warning that failure to comply would invite regulatory action.

Teargas, bonfires and bold voices as Gen Z flood streets one year on

Despite differences in scale and mood across regions, protesters maintained a consistent message. “We are not here for violence. “We are here for our future.”

EACC links county graft to use of interns in fake imprest payments

EACC said the fraud becomes more aggressive toward the end of financial years, with many counties rushing to deplete their budgets through illegal schemes.

Congresswoman’s Israel-JFK claim sparks online firestorm

Greene, a known critic of U.S. foreign interventions, reiterated her anti-war position and questioned whether her stance would put her at personal risk.

Motorists decry CBD lockdown, demand immediate reopening of city roads

They listed a wide range of vehicles affected, including public transport vehicles, taxis, private cars, lorries, motorcycles, and long-distance buses.

Kirinyaga leads shift to organic farming with first agroecology symposium

The symposium is part of Kirinyaga County’s broader strategy to build a farming culture that is environmentally responsible and health-conscious, with long-term benefits for future generations.

From hashtags to Parliament: The protest that reshaped Kenya

June 2024 marked the moment Gen Z rose with clarity and courage, determined to be heard.

World Bank flags Kenya’s debt burden and private sector suppression

The World Bank pointed out that areas such as hospitality, manufacturing, and wholesale and retail trade could be better served by private players, but are instead occupied by state-owned enterprises benefiting from favourable treatment.

Cabinet approves landmark regulations to ease affordable home ownership

The regulations reduce the housing deposit requirement from 10 per cent to 5 per cent, a move expected to lower the entry barrier for many aspiring homeowners.

Opposition pays tribute to Gen Z victims along barricaded Parliament road

Razor wire and anti-riot police sealed off access to Parliament Square, but the leaders chose not to confront officers.

Antoinette Lattouf wins case against ABC over Gaza post firing

Lattouf first brought her complaint to the Fair Work Commission, which ruled she had been sacked, allowing her to proceed with legal action in the Federal Court.

CS Murkomen walks through Nairobi streets as June 25 anniversary begins

The security team made its way through key city routes including City Hall Way and University Way, occasionally stopping to speak with residents going about their morning activities.

Kisumu stays calm as Gen Z protest fails to pick up

Kondele, a known hotspot for demonstrations and the anticipated starting point for the protests, was quiet, with no visible gatherings or signs of mobilization by mid-morning.

Eldoret calm as students, elders urge youth to shun protests

Student leaders from the University of Eldoret and Moi University called on fellow learners to avoid street protests and instead focus on academic and peaceful ways of honouring those who lost their lives in last year’s demonstrations.

Built to fail: Counties blow millions on unfinished Speaker homes

The SRC had directed all county assemblies on October 24, 2016 to begin construction of Speaker residences in the 2018/2019 financial year, with a strict completion deadline of June 30, 2022.

Extreme weather makes life difficult for players at Club World Cup

Bobby Sherman, 1960s teen idol and TV star, dies at 81

Sherman was married to Patti Carnel from 1971 to 1977 and later married Poublon in 2010. He is survived by Poublon, his sons Tyler and Christopher, and six grandchildren.

Court lifts block on Sh98 billion Northern Kenya road project

The ruling clears the way for the ambitious road that will connect Isiolo, Modogashe, Wajir, Kotulo, Elwak, Rhamu and Mandera, traversing the counties of Isiolo, Meru, Garissa, Wajir and Mandera.

Club World Cup: Chelsea crush Esperance to qualify for last 16

Homa Bay youth decry profiling ahead of Gen Z protest memorial

The youth accused both the national and county governments of disregarding constitutional principles, saying they are frequently labelled as criminals for protesting poor service delivery.

LIVE: Security beefed up ahead of June 25 protests

Officers have also ring-fenced Parliament with razor wire ahead of the protests.

Maraga: Gen Z protest marks Kenya’s third liberation

The former Chief Justice strongly condemned the use of force by security agencies against peaceful demonstrators and warned that such actions could put national security at risk

Tight security, roads sealed as Nairobi marks June 25th anniversary

As families of the victims continue to mourn, many are still waiting for justice. A year later, no police officer has been convicted in connection with the deaths reported during the protests.

14 State offices miss out on development funds despite Sh9.38bn allocation

The Treasury released Sh264.8 billion to fund development across the national government during this period, out of a total budget of Sh354.9 billion.