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Mombasa health officials investigate four sudden deaths in Migadini

The deaths occurred between July 9 and July 14, 2025, prompting concern among residents and swift action from the county's Department of Health.

Tourism ministry opens public participation on proposed changes to wildlife park entry fees

In a notice issued on Tuesday, July 15, the ministry invited submissions over the next 14 days as part of efforts to review charges for accessing national parks, reserves, marine parks, marine reserves, and sanctuaries across the country.

Human trafficking flagged as major barrier to education access in Wajir

Muhumed urged stakeholders to develop urgent strategies to combat migration-related exploitation.

HELB faces Sh33.2 billion loan default crisis amid youth unemployment, economic strain

In a briefing to Parliament’s Education Committee, HELB revealed that over 292,000 loan accounts have fallen into default, with officials citing economic hardship and widespread youth unemployment as key drivers of the trend.

Sitati takes over as Acting Registrar of Political Parties after Nderitu’s exit to IEBC

Sitati steps into a role previously held by Nderitu since 2018, a period marked by reforms that helped transform the ORPP into a more efficient and influential institution.

MSF accuses Ethiopian forces of executing aid workers in Tigray

According to MSF’s investigation, the bodies of Hernández and Yohannes were found hundreds of meters from their burned vehicle, while Tedros’s body was discovered next to the car consistent with MSF’s policy that drivers stay with their vehicle.

CMA approves new investment funds as market confidence grows

CMA Chief Executive Wyckliffe Shamiah said the approvals reflect growing investor confidence and a shift toward broader, more sophisticated investment vehicles, including foreign currency-denominated and global market-linked funds.

WHO honours former President Kenyatta for championing global pandemic agreement

Kenyatta was acknowledged for his advocacy and leadership in promoting the WHO Pandemic Agreement, recently endorsed by the 78th World Health Assembly.

Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal to be investigated over birthday party incident

Security agencies link criminal syndicates to unresolved murders in Garissa and Madogo

Northeastern Regional Commissioner John Otieno said investigations have established a connection between criminal activities in Garissa and Madogo, which lies across the Tana River.

Trump vows to “save America” as he criticizes Putin, backs NATO, and defends migration crackdown

In an exclusive 20-minute phone interview with the BBC, Trump said he "trusts almost no one" when asked directly whether he trusts the Kremlin.

Liverpool openly salivate at Alexander Isak, but will Newcastle United sell him?

Isak scored 23 goals for Newcastle last term and is considered one of the hottest strikers in the Premier League and all of Europe

Kenya among first to roll out newborn malaria drug after breakthrough approval

The treatment, known as Coartem Baby (also marketed as Riamet Baby), recently received regulatory approval from Swissmedic, Switzerland’s drug authority.

Footwear imports hit Sh1.85bn, testing Kenya’s manufacturing agenda

The growing inflow of imported shoes presents a fresh test for the Ruto administration’s promise to grow the country’s leather value chain and reduce Kenya’s reliance on foreign products.

High Court halts Speaker’s removal as Isiolo Assembly standoff deepens

The Employment and Labour Relations Court in Nairobi issued the orders on Tuesday, barring any attempts to degazette or oust Banticha pending the outcome of a petition he filed challenging his removal.

Manchester City, Puma ink richest shirt sponsorship deal in Premier League history

The agreement is expected to set a new benchmark for kit manufacturer deals among English clubs, surpassing Manchester United's £900 million 10-year contract with Adidas, signed in 2023

Youthful wave shakes up Baringo senate race as UDA primaries draw near

But they face stiff competition from political veterans such as Silas Tochim, Isaiah Kirukmet, Reuben Chepsongol, and former Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui all seeking to ride the UDA wave into office.

Ruku unveils mandatory attendance register as civil service tightens work discipline

Ruku said the government is set to engage supervisors at every administrative level from sub-county to the national offices to spearhead the reform process.

Nyakang’o halts county bursaries and loan funds over expired mandates

The CoB's decision affects a wide range of devolved funds, including bursary schemes, youth and women funds, alcoholic drinks control funds, car and mortgage loan programmes for county officials, as well as emergency and disaster funds.

Ruto reaffirms unshakable commitment to Kenya’s transformation agenda

Speaking at State House, Nairobi, on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, the Head of State maintained that the country’s progress is on track and irreversible.

Kenya Railways to issue refunds following Madaraka Express disruption

In a statement released on July 15, the corporation detailed two distinct refund procedures based on the status of the ticket held by the passenger at the time of travel.

World Bank defends Kenya loans as transparent, tied to tangible development results

Fan defended the Bank’s financial relationship with Kenya, stressing that the terms, amounts, and objectives of each loan are accessible to the public.

Cemastea targets 5,300 teachers in tech, AI training as Grade 9 transition nears

Dozens being probed for terrorism-related offences after deadly protests- CS Murkomen

In a statement on Tuesday, Murkomen said 50 suspects are currently being probed by the Serious Crimes Investigations Unit, while 71 other cases are being handled by the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit.

Mauritania name 25 man squad to travel to East Africa for CHAN

The squad has been undergoing final preparations during a week-long camp in Nouakchott that started from 9 to 15 July, as they build up to what promises to be a fiercely competitive Group B

Mining firms pay Sh273m as State tightens levy crackdown

Despite the payments, the Sh273 million recovered still falls far below the Sh2.78 billion the government was owed by end of June 2023, according to the Auditor-General.

KenGen to manufacture solar kits in Naivasha to boost revenue

The state-owned power producer plans to select a transaction advisor by September, who will play a key role in guiding the development and implementation of the manufacturing plant.

11 missing after boat capsizes in rough seas off Indonesia’s Mentawai Islands

The incident occurred late Monday morning, around 11am local time (04:00 GMT), when the vessel went down amid rough weather as it traveled between the towns of Sikakap and Tuapejat. Of the 18 people aboard, seven have been rescued so far, while the search continues for the rest.

Majority of packaged foods in Kenya found to be unhealthy, says report

The report shows that between 2017 and 2023, there was a 16 per cent rise in the sales of (ultra-) processed packaged foods, a trend closely linked to growing rates of obesity and non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

Manchester United fan admits to slapping England star Jack Grealish