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Norway Princess’s son faces rape and abuse investigation

Police say the case has now reached a stage where the prosecution must decide whether to press charges.

Counties scramble to use Sh30.99bn in last-minute disbursement

Although counties have five recognised revenue sources—equitable share, own-source collections, grants, loans, and investments—most remain heavily dependent on Treasury disbursements to finance their operations, including salaries and essential services.

Posta Rangers clash with Naivas FC in KPL promotion playoff

Posta Rangers and Naivas FC battle for a place in the top flight on Saturday afternoon at the Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos.

Activist Shadrack Wambui seeks anticipatory bail over alleged plot to arrest him

In an urgent application filed at the Kibera Law Courts, Wambui, through his lawyer Danstan Omari, argues that security agencies are targeting him over his involvement in a peaceful protest held in Ongata Rongai on June 25.

Combs’ defence calls sex trafficking case a ‘fake trial’ in final argument

The judge is set to instruct the jury on Monday, June 30 after which deliberations are expected to begin. If convicted, Combs faces a possible life sentence on the most serious charges.

Government to blacklist contractors stalling public projects

Owalo stressed that inefficiency caused by contractors taking on more than they can handle is slowing down government programmes, delaying the benefits intended for citizens, and wasting taxpayers’ money.

IEBC CEO faces jail as legal costs mount, assets risk auction

Marjan blamed chronic underfunding from the National Treasury for the current financial mess, warning that without fresh funds, the commission will not be able to meet critical obligations – including by-elections and preparations for the 2027 polls.

South Africa's police intelligence chief arrested over fraud allegations

This development marks the second wave of arrests within the SAPS' Crime Intelligence unit in recent weeks, highlighting growing concerns about the unit's integrity.

KeNHA announces temporary closure at Gitaru Interchange for major roadworks

The disruption is expected to last until Monday, August 11, 2025.

Gachagua explains why he skipped June 25 protests

While Gachagua stayed away, other opposition figures such as Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka and DAP-K’s Eugene Wamalwa joined the crowds.

Family loses case to compel charges over Gen Z protester’s death

Justice Mwamuye ruled that the family had not shown any evidence connecting the police to the fatal injuries or proving that Kamau died at the hands of State agents.

Israeli jets bombard Hezbollah Hilltops in Southern Lebanon

The military framed the operation as a response to what it described as Hezbollah's breach of the ceasefire agreement signed in November last year.

DCI recovers looted items as 25 Kikuyu protest suspects detained

According to the DCI, the suspects were linked to acts of arson and looting during the protests.

Fragile hope as DR Congo and Rwanda seal peace agreement

The agreement, signed by the countries’ foreign ministers at the US State Department, calls for the disengagement, disarmament, and conditional integration of armed groups operating in eastern DR Congo.

Ministry announces posting of 6,484 health interns including 500 pharmacists

The interns will undergo a 12-month structured programme at accredited centres, aimed at providing essential clinical training in real healthcare settings.

KNCHR: 19 killed, hundreds injured in brutal June 25 protest

The preliminary findings come amid increasing national and international outrage over the government’s response to the protests, which were largely peaceful until security officers unleashed force on demonstrators.

US Supreme Court clears Trump path to end birthright citizenship

Appearing before reporters at the White House, Trump celebrated the outcome, describing it as a “big, amazing decision” and a “monumental victory for the constitution, the separation of powers and the rule of law.”

GHF boss denies blame as Gaza aid death toll rises

Israel currently bars international media, including the BBC, from entering Gaza, limiting independent verification of the situation on the ground.

Garissa Airstrip temporarily closed for repairs

The closure is expected to disrupt the weekly commercial flights connecting Garissa and Nairobi, which operate every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.

Mandera teen author turns break-time writing into powerful poetry book

But beyond the critique, Abdullahi’s work is deeply motivational, especially for his peers.

Northeastern Kenya gets first water testing lab

Commissioned at the heart of Garissa Town, the facility is equipped with advanced analytical tools, including a UV spectrophotometer, bacteriological testing kits, and modern equipment for physico-chemical analysis.

FAO, IGAD raise alarm over growing Rift Valley Fever threat in Eastern Africa

Heavy rains create favorable breeding conditions for RVF-carrying mosquitoes, with recent weather patterns amplifying the potential for disease spread among livestock and human populations.

Over 7,000 bags of fertiliser stolen in protest chaos, says Kagwe

Kagwe said the destruction was not merely a case of stolen property, but a direct attack on the country’s ability to feed itself and grow its economy.

Court blocks Nairobi County Assembly from enforcing censure against housing chief

The contested motion, dated June 19 and passed on June 24, accuses Mathia of gross misconduct, abuse of office, human rights violations, and defiance of court orders.

Court declares Governor Guyo’s impeachment null and void

The court upheld its earlier conservatory orders issued on June 25, restraining the County Assembly from taking any action on the impeachment motion.

Court bars police from attacking hospitals, ambulances and places of worship

Justice Bahati Mwamuye restrained the National Police Service and all allied agencies from using tear gas, pepper spray, water cannons, or any crowd-control weapons against individuals seeking, receiving, or delivering medical care during civil unrest.

Ruto touts doubling of public savings, unveils E-procurement plan for tenders

The president also took a swipe at commercial banks, urging them to shift focus toward customer needs.

Agriculture CS Kagwe condemns looting of NCPB depot in Meru

Kagwe criticized the perpetrators, stating that “we must not mistake democracy for disorder” and emphasized that while peaceful protest is a constitutional right, criminal acts must be dealt with decisively.

Mbadi hails Kenya’s economic resilience, forecasts stronger growth ahead

Speaking during a PwC-hosted economic forum in Nairobi on June 27, Mbadi attributed the country’s resilience to sound fiscal reforms, agricultural recovery, and a robust services sector.