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Protests were an attack on Kenya’s economy- Ruto

He emphasized that while the Constitution protects the right to protest, what was witnessed during the demonstrations was a direct attack on that freedom.

Isiolo County Speaker granted anticipatory bail amid alleged political plot

If he is charged within that period, Quto will be required to appear in court to take plea, and the deposited bail will be refunded.

Ruto orders swift action against protest vandals

Condemning the loss of lives and the destruction of livelihoods, the president reiterated that Kenya is a nation anchored on the rule of law, and acts of lawlessness would not be tolerated.

Tennis: End of era at Wimbledon as technology takes over human roles

The Grand Slam announced in October that it was scrapping its smartly dressed officials in favour of electronic line-calling (ELC) from 2025, following the general trend in tennis.

President Ruto fires back: “If I must go, tell me how

The President said those chanting “Ruto must go” must explain how they expect such a change to happen within the limits of the Constitution.

Sh375 billion shortfall threatens Gavi’s 2026–30 vaccine drive

Under the new plan, dubbed Gavi 6.0, the alliance seeks to prevent between eight and nine million deaths through routine immunisation, increase vaccine access in the poorest and most remote areas, and strengthen pandemic readiness through stockpiles for threats such as cholera, monkeypox and Ebola.

KCB appoints KPL winning Matano new head coach

Van Nistelrooy finally leaves Leicester City following disastrous tenure

The hapless 48-year-old Dutchman oversaw 19 defeats and managed just five wins from his 27 matches in charge of the East Midlands club last season, the worst record of all managers in the top flight last season during his spell.

Gov't needs 35,000 teachers yearly, 65,000 still unemployed

According to the CS, current data shows that there are between 62,000 and 65,000 trained teachers with Teachers Service Commission (TSC) numbers who remain unemployed.

Investigators access Air India crash black box data, probe underway

1,400 runners to compete at 25th edition of Lewa Safari Marathon

Buzeki demands transparency in teacher recruitment

His remarks come amid growing debate over teacher recruitment reforms, following Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba’s announcement of sweeping changes aimed at aligning teacher training with job market realities.

Families of protest victims petition Parliament over 2024 killings

The petition, shared by activist Boniface Mwangi, draws attention to the disturbing rise in alleged extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances, urging immediate intervention from both the National Assembly and the Senate.

Irungu Nyakera slams CS Murkomen over 'shoot-to-kill' directive

Nyakera condemned the directive as “reckless” and “dangerous,” warning that it encourages extrajudicial killings and undermines the rule of law.

Preparations complete ahead of AFC Leopards elections on Sunday

New levy on imported steel set to push up construction costs

The Act introduces a 17.5 per cent Export and Promotion Levy on imported iron bars and rods of iron and non-alloy steel, widely used in the construction sector, sparking concerns over increased project expenses.

Masalani water project launched to serve thousands in Ijara

The infrastructure is expected to deliver safe, clean, and reliable water to homes, schools, and small businesses in the region.

Former Interior CS Matiang’i urges open probe into unresolved killings as death toll rises

The former minister stressed that only a public process could stop the ongoing cycle of suspicion, fear, and blame that often surrounds high-profile killings.

North Korea opens long-delayed beach resort in Wonsan amid tourism push

The development, which reportedly features hotels, restaurants, shopping centres, and a water park, was envisioned by Kim as a way to transform his childhood town of Wonsan into a tourist destination.

Mob burns Ndunyu Njeru police station, three suspects die in fire

The fire caused widespread destruction at the station, including the complete burning of the area chief’s office, a police land cruiser, and a salon car believed to have belonged to the suspects.

Ketter appointed Army Commander as Ruto reshuffles top KDF officers

Major General David Kipkemboi Ketter has been promoted to Lieutenant General and named the new Commander of the Kenya Army, taking over from Lieutenant General David Kimaiyo Chemwaina Tarus who has been redeployed to serve as Vice Chancellor at the National Defence University – Kenya (NDU-K).

Bottas in negotiations to return to Formula 1 with Cadillac

UN faults Ruto administration over deadly crackdown on protesters

The commission reminded the government that international law permits the use of lethal force by police only in situations where it is absolutely necessary to protect life or prevent severe injury from an imminent threat.

KRA's tax reminder campaign triggers confusion ahead of amnesty deadline

Through the campaign, KRA is targeting individuals with unpaid principal tax, promising a full waiver on penalties and interest for those who clear their dues before the deadline.

Excitement as boxing favourite Pacquiao prepares to return after four years out of action

Stanbic eyes Sh12.9 billion fund for high-growth businesses

The lender aims to channel the funds through its Catalytic Fund, a facility it uses to offer patient capital to early-stage and growing businesses in sectors such as agribusiness, manufacturing, creative arts, education, and healthcare.

Ex-TSC boss declines Murang'a county role, cites new international offer

She further explained that she had expected the position to be part-time but later understood it would require full-time engagement, making it difficult to balance with her new opportunity.

Kabando warns of betrayal as protests turn deadly across Kenya

Kabando also criticised the treatment of grieving families who were commemorating victims of previous protests, saying they were denied dignity and compassion by being blocked throughout the day.

Club World Cup: All four African sides exit at group stage

MPs warn Governors as new county funding formula takes effect

Under the new formula, population remains the key factor at 45 percent, followed by equal share at 35 percent, poverty level at 12 percent, and land size at 8 percent. Counties are expected to share Sh415 billion as equitable allocation in the upcoming financial year.