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Eight onboard as helicopter crashes near Aden Adde Airport in Mogadishu

The condition of those on board remains unknown as rescue teams continue to search the wreckage.

Nairobi Water revenue soars to Sh11.7 billion in breakthrough year

Kenyan retirees strained by financial support to adult children, survey finds

A new nationwide study underscores the deepening impact of youth unemployment and shifting family roles on the country’s aging population.

Club World Cup: Who has qualified for the quarter finals? Fixtures released

PSG versus Bayern on Saturday, will steal headlines for a must-watch fixture, but Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund has the potential as well to be great given both are European final rematches

Emotional scenes as Albert Ojwang's body is received for final mass in Nairobi

Ojwang’s death led to protests across the country starting June 9, with citizens and activists demanding an end to police brutality.

Maraga says his security was withdrawn without notice, now partially reinstated

In a letter dated June 27 to Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Police Inspector General Douglas Kanja, Maraga objected to the withdrawal of his protection, describing it as a break from established protocol.

Interest rates cut as CBK targets cheaper credit and economic growth

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) said the decision was aimed at encouraging more borrowing by the private sector to stimulate economic activity. However, while borrowing is becoming cheaper, returns on savings have dropped.

Uganda to begin ethanol-petrol blending in 2026 to cut fuel imports

The Ministry said the biofuel will mainly be sourced from molasses, a sugar industry byproduct, making the initiative both renewable and locally viable.

Not on my watch – Matiang’i on Parliament breach during Gen Z revolt

Matiang’i noted that while the Constitution allows citizens to protest, there must be a balance between that right and national security concerns.

MPs grill KenGen over Sh378 million feasibility study costs and stalled projects

Members questioned a 2014 feasibility study that cost Sh163 million, which was not approved by the Ministry of Energy, yet KenGen is now seeking new consultants to update it.

17 fuel stations found violating fuel quality standards, EPRA reports

Between April and June 2025, EPRA conducted 5,966 tests at 1,331 fuel sites to ensure compliance with petroleum quality standards.

Trump says Israel has accepted conditions for 60-day Gaza ceasefire

It remains uncertain whether Hamas will accept the latest ceasefire terms.

Advocate Ndung’u: Why recalling an MP remains elusive

Ndung’u explained that if the legislature were truly independent and bold enough to reject unpopular policies, the country would not find itself in repeated cycles of public outrage and protests.

Posta Rangers smell KPL safety following successful first leg over Naivas

Matiang’i says 2027 party yet to be decided as coalition talks continue

Matiang’i, who previously held top roles in government as a technocrat, is making his first attempt at elective politics.

No panic, Nyayo to be ready for CHAN, government says

Civil group calls out state brutality, pushes for top police exits

NIA criticised the government’s response, describing the recent decision by Deputy Inspector General Lagat to step aside as inadequate and lacking legal clarity.

Wimbledon: Shocked Zverev considers therapy following early exit

Kigali to host world Kiswahili day celebrations in July

This year’s celebration also reinforces the global relevance of Kiswahili as a language rooted in African daily life but constantly evolving through multicultural influences.

Kenya Simbas name 28-man squad to compete for World Cup spot in Uganda

George Nyambua will captain the side just as he did during the recent tour of South Africa.

Further arrivals expected at Arsenal after Kepa joins from Chelsea

Kepa is expected to act as back-up to established Arsenal No 1 David Raya.

Opposition pushes for Murkomen’s resignation over shoot-to-kill order

Murkomen has come under heavy criticism for remarks he made during a visit to Nairobi's Central Business District, where he instructed police to shoot anyone attempting to storm or loot a police station.

Matiang’i: I’ve not asked Uhuru to endorse me for presidency

The former CS explained that he is still in wide consultations with various political players and is yet to commit to any specific political party ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Club World Cup: Real Madrid outlast Juventus to book quarterfinal spot

Juventus had early chances but gradually faded under the relentless pressing of Xabi Alonso's side and had goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio to thank for sparing them a heavier defeat.

Six more Kenya Airways flights added as Ruto, Starmer sign key agreement

This decision, announced following a meeting between President William Ruto and UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, aims to address ongoing challenges in cargo and passenger transport.

Surge in KMTC and TVET interest as over 50,000 skip university placement

According to the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS), the students had attained the required C+ grade or above but chose to pursue alternative routes or did not engage with the placement process.

Safaricom Ethiopia hits 10 million customers in push for digital growth

Safaricom Ethiopia currently has 900 direct employees, 97 per cent of whom are Ethiopian nationals.

Over 25,000 students placed in KMTC as applications surge

The KMTC placements are part of a larger national placement exercise that saw 310,502 students admitted into universities and colleges.

Trump threatens to unleash Doge on Musk as budget feud escalates

Congress is currently considering the legislation, which increases spending in areas such as border security, defence, and energy production.

Three dead in Ukrainian drone strike on Russian arms factory

Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and currently controls about 20 percent of Ukrainian territory, including Crimea, which it annexed in 2014.