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Police recover stolen livestock in Samburu and Narok

The operation, which brought together personnel from the National Police Service (NPS), the General Service Unit (GSU), and National Police Reservists (NPR).

Ruto rebukes critics, stresses unity and development agenda in Meru

Addressing a crowd at the 10th Annual Dairy Farmers' Field Day in Meru on Saturday, Ruto brushed off threats from political opponents, stating that his long-standing experience in politics shields him from intimidation.

Four youth-led startups win big at AYuTe NextGen 2025 in Kampala

Organized by Heifer International, the initiative focuses on empowering African youth to lead the transformation of agriculture through tech-driven solutions.

Two children rescued after abduction in Garissa, six suspects arrested

The suspect vehicle was intercepted at a police roadblock in Garsen, Tana River County.

International Olympics Committee reconsiders gender testing in future events

It's nothing new by the way, as such testing has its fierce critics and the Olympics has already tried it before, only to abandon it in 1996 following protests over invasive tests.

Thousands of students begin national exams across Somaliland

Club World Cup: South Africa's Sundowns eye second win against Germany's Dortmund

It will be the first if four matches to be played tonight in various venues.

CECAFA Cup: Kenya's Harambee Starlets face hosts Tanzania in title decider

Tanzania, who have a superior goal difference of +12 with Kenya in +11, need a draw to lift the trophy, while Kenya needs nothing less than a win to be crowned champions.

Court clears way for Nzoia sugar lease to West Kenya sugar

Justice Lawrence N. Mugambi delivered the ruling virtually, siding with preliminary objections raised by the government and other respondents.

Ruto backs plan to make Meru Kenya’s next city

While addressing residents on Saturday, June 21, 2025, at the ASK Grounds in Meru County during the 10th Annual Dairy Farmers Field Day, the president revealed that his administration had already begun laying the groundwork for the town’s elevation.

Kenya initiates evacuation measures for citizens residing in Israel and Iran

In a statement issued on Saturday, June 21, the department urged all Kenyans living in the two Middle Eastern nations to register for evacuation.

Fraudsters swindle Sh200,000 from Boniface Kariuki’s father

According to family spokesperson Emily Wanjiru, the fraudsters contacted Johan claiming they were offering financial support for Boniface’s hospital treatment.

Thousands rally in Tehran and across region in anti-Israel protests

State-run media in Iran broadcast images of large crowds in the capital waving Iranian and Hezbollah flags, while holding photos of military commanders reportedly killed since the conflict began.

Jihadists kill 34 in raid on Niger army base near Mali border

The attackers, labelled “mercenaries” by Niger’s defence ministry, struck near the Mali border in one of the deadliest assaults in recent months.

President Ruto attends Meru dairy forum as politics simmer in the region

The occasion took place as political activity in Meru ramps up, with the opposition also holding rallies in the area to strengthen grassroots support.

Liverpool smash club record to land Florian Wirtz

Wirtz, a standout attacking midfielder, has committed to a five-year contract at Anfield, joining compatriot Jeremie Frimpong—another summer capture from Leverkusen.

World Bank calls for bold transparency measures on debt in developing nations

According to Axel van Trotsenburg, the Bank’s senior managing director, countries must commit to disclosing accurate and timely debt information to prevent abrupt financial shocks.

ESACD flags Kenya as key hub in expanding illicit drug network

The report warns that large volumes of heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine are entering the region through Kenya, South Africa and other ports, while cannabis is widely produced and consumed locally.

Kwale unveils Sh10.6bn budget with focus on health, roads, and water services

The downward adjustment reflects the county’s efforts to manage spending in the wake of tighter economic conditions.

Varsities told to scrap old systems or sink deeper in crisis

PS Beatrice Inyangala urged institutions to reform their structures and adopt sustainable financial practices.

Telegram founder Durov to leave Sh2 trillion fortune to his 106 children

Often referred to as the “Mark Zuckerberg of Russia,” the 39-year-old billionaire revealed that all of his children, both biological and those conceived through anonymous sperm donations in 12 countries, will inherit his wealth equally.

Club World Cup: Tunisia's Esperance claim first win, Bayern and Benfica also victorious

oucef Belaïli scored in the 70th minute and goalkeeper Ben Said saved a penalty deep in second-half stoppage to enable them secure a 1-0 win.

Rwanda declares first-ever week-long holiday for Liberation Day

The extended Liberation Day break comes amid heightened regional tension over the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

Wet spell expected in Nairobi as weatherman warns of unsettled weather

Western and central counties are set to receive the heaviest rainfall, while the coastal and north-eastern regions will mostly remain sunny.

Air India cuts international flights after fatal crash

The cutback mainly affects its wide-body aircraft fleet, which includes large, dual-aisle planes typically used on international routes.

Iran shuts door on nuclear talks amid fierce Israeli strikes

As missile strikes intensify and the death toll rises, diplomatic efforts by Europe falter, and the US warns of possible airstrikes within two weeks.

Blackouts hurt, but no payouts coming – Energy CS

The CS told the Senate that while outages are hurting businesses, Kenya Power cannot be held liable unless legislation is amended.

Woman nabbed over Sh13 million aluminum deal scam

Wabwire allegedly masqueraded as the managing director of a company known as OTD Group Limited, claiming she could supply aluminium alloys.

Tunisia jails Ennahda official Sahbi Atig for 15 years in money laundering case

Atig, who denies the charges, joins a growing list of jailed opposition leaders as concerns mount over the judiciary's independence and Tunisia’s democratic decline.

Equity Bank takes over TransCentury, East African Cables after court order lapse

The management of the two companies has been handed back to PricewaterhouseCoopers Limited, with Muniu Thoithi and George Weru reinstated as joint receivers and managers for TransCentury, and joint administrators for East African Cables.