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Cabinet Secretaries make appointments across multiple state agencies
Sports CS Salim Mvurya appointed Joseph Maina Njogu to serve on the Board of the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya for a period of three years.
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Redeployed NHIF workers win salary protection in Court
At the same time, the Public Service Commission was directed to put in place an exit package for any staff who would not be absorbed and chose to retire.
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Military court begins trial of Joseph Kabila in absentia
His trial comes amid ongoing violence in the east despite a ceasefire deal signed between the government and the rebels last week.
Sports
Piastri sets dominant pole for Belgian GP sprint race
The Australian, the world championship leader, was 0.477 seconds quicker than Red Bull's Max Verstappen and 0.618secs ahead of team-mate and title rival Lando Norris.
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Ruto appoints new chairs to head key public health agencies
The appointments mark a shift in leadership across key health agencies and are expected to bring renewed oversight, policy direction, and coordination to Kenya’s broader public health systems.
Global Affairs
Gunmen kill 14, including women and babies, in Plateau market ambush
According to Farmasum Fuddang, chair of the Bokkos cultural development forum, the gunmen intercepted the vehicle and opened fire on its occupants.
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Ruto appoints Abbas Gullet as chairperson of Kenyatta National Hospital board
Gullet’s humanitarian journey began in 1973, when he joined the Kenya Red Cross as a Form One student at Mombasa Technical High School through the President’s Award Scheme.
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IEBC gazettes CS Mbadi's replacement in National Assembly
Mbadi is set to be replaced by Harold Kimuge Kipchumba in the National Assembly.
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Governors slam treasury over free education cuts
The Counci's CEO Mary Mwiti stressed that education is one of the few remaining tools for social mobility and national cohesion and should be safeguarded at all costs.
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Passaris calls for reparations at Pan-African parliament
Referencing the lasting impact of slavery, colonialism, and neocolonial structures, Passaris described them as systemic forces that inflicted generational trauma and disruption.
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Kalonzo slams Haiti police deployment, cites court breach, deaths
Kalonzo said the controversial mission appeared to sidestep both parliamentary and judicial oversight.
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Kura defends Nairobi's Kenyatta Avenue hoarding walls
Kura explained that the temporary hoarding walls are necessary to protect pedestrians and motorists as work progresses on the Valley Road–Kenyatta Avenue/Ngong Road/Nyerere Road Interchange project.
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KMPDU defends Kiambu doctors’ strike, accuses county of neglect
The union accused the county administration of subjecting healthcare workers to continued neglect and mistreatment.
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Senate targets stronger role with radical constitutional changes
If adopted, the proposed changes would bring the Senate closer in function to its counterpart in the United States, representing a significant shift in the balance of legislative power in Kenya.
Business
KenGen powers majority of Kenya’s electricity as demand soars
KenGen said its geothermal power plants generated 13,678 megawatt-hours (MWh), while hydropower stations contributed 10,915 MWh to the national grid.
Global Affairs
AUC unveils $50m plan to boost African policy research
Funded by the World Bank, the initiative will support African-led research focused on key development areas such as economic transformation and governance.
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INFOGRAPHIC: What you need to know about Langata Cemetery
What you need to know about Langata Cemetery.
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Buy from illegal hawkers, face arrest- Nairobi County
Chief Officer for Environment and Public Health Geoffrey Mosiria said the county is intensifying efforts to restore order in the city by targeting both illegal traders and the customers who support them.
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EACC recovers Sh65 million public land in Eldoret
The land in question, located within Kitale Municipality Block 11/18, had been unlawfully acquired by the late Charles Lugano in 1999.
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Terminally ill Israeli woman charged in plot to kill Netanyahu with rocket launcher
Court documents reveal that the unnamed woman, described as a Tel Aviv-based anti-government activist, allegedly planned the attack as her final act.
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Auditor flags Sh49 million worth of untested drugs in public hospitals
Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu disclosed that the Health Ministry released drugs worth Sh49.6 million to hospitals in the 2023/24 financial year without submitting them for the required safety and quality checks.
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Mackenzie denies links to new Kilifi radicalization case as human remains found
Mackenzie, who has been in custody since March 2023, is already facing a string of charges including terrorism, radicalization, and manslaughter.
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Varsity fund in crisis: Audit exposes mismanagement, exclusion
Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu has pointed out deep weaknesses in the model, which she says has led to unfair allocation of resources.
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Kenya to double livestock vaccines to 70 million doses by 2027
The move is part of the Kenya Veterinary Vaccines Production Institute's (Kevevapi) newly launched 2023–2027 Strategic Plan.
Business
New bill seeks to protect sacco savings and curb rogue operators
The government has proposed the establishment of a Deposit Guarantee Fund (DGF), which would allow sacco members to recover their money – up to a certain amount – if an institution collapses.
Sports
Five Canadian Ice Hockey players survive assault charges
The players are Michael McLeod, Dillon Dube, Cal Foote, Alex Formenton and Carter Hart, and all were with the National Hockey League (NHL) when the allegations surfaced, although one was playing in Europe
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CS Murkomen urges bandits to surrender guns, warns of crackdown
The CS made it clear that betrayal from within the system is one of the biggest setbacks in the fight against insecurity.
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Senate seeks public views on proposed culture bill
The Bill, which underwent its First Reading in the Senate on July 16, 2025, has since been forwarded to the Standing Committee on Labour and Social Welfare for detailed examination.
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New power row as salaries commission overrules PSC on perks
The SRC directed that the PSC’s advisories issued on May 19 and May 21 regarding the payment of Non-Practice and Special Legal Allowances be ignored.
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Court upholds villagers’ right to sue base titanium over pollution in Kwale
The petition, lodged by Michael Kiswili and 65 others on February 10, 2022, seeks a court declaration that their constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment has been violated.