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Ministry seeks tougher regulations to curb tea hacking and illegal trade

Ronoh underscored the urgency of reinforcing the regulatory framework governing tea production and marketing.

Trump, EU strike major trade deal after high stakes talks in Scotland

Trump described the discussions as “very interesting negotiations” and hailed the agreement as mutually beneficial.

Churchgoers killed in DR Congo attack linked to Islamic State

Local officials say the victims were part of a Christian congregation attending a night vigil when armed militants stormed the church.

Tension in Turkana South after deadly bandit attacks and livestock theft

In the first incident near the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) post in Kainuk, an elderly herder was ambushed and killed while tending his goats.

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Ruto in Addis for UN food summit, to champion Kenya’s role in global food security

President Ruto is expected to use the platform to push for increased international cooperation in addressing the global food crisis.

Iran executes two MEK members over alleged attacks on civilian sites

The executions, carried out despite international outcry, have drawn sharp condemnation from Amnesty International, which has labelled the trial process “grossly unfair.”

IRC urges government to simplify access to refugee IDs amid integration push

IRC’s Regional Policy and Advocacy Advisor Irene Shiundu stressed the critical role refugee identity cards play in ensuring access to healthcare, education, legal aid, and employment.

Standoff as police clash with Gachagua allies in Murang’a

The group was set to hold a series of public rallies in the area but their convoy was stopped by police along a major road, sparking a tense exchange.

Policyholders Fund on the spot over workforce diversity gaps

The Fund's CEO Mohamed Salal stressed that it's an equal opportunity employer that adheres to constitutional guidelines outlined in Articles 52 and 57.

Auditor exposes massive losses and irregularities in Gov't spending

The Auditor General’s report for the 2023/2024 financial year reveals that development projects worth Sh37.92 billion, initiated by at least 24 ministries and state departments, have stalled.

DCP demands immediate release of capitation funds, threatens mass protests

Malala accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of undermining Kenya’s free education policy, alleging that public education was being deliberately starved of funds.

Legal gaps and budget cuts cripple oversight bodies, says House report

The office of the Controller of Budget, in particular, is severely limited in its role, according to the report.

KAM sounds alarm over lax wastewater policies threatening Kenya’s climate goals

The report, developed in partnership with the Kenya Water Institute and the Confederation of Danish Industry, identifies a range of challenges holding back progress.

Garissa Referral Hospital secures sustainable drug supply system- CEO Mahat

Established in 1967, Garissa County Referral Hospital has evolved from a small city council facility into a regional healthcare powerhouse offering secondary, tertiary, emergency, and specialized care.

KRA to upgrade cargo clearance system with AI

KRA Commissioner General Humphrey Wattanga said the upgrade will target the Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS), which has been in use since 2021.

Cameroon bars Maurice Kamto from presidential race as Biya seeks eighth term

The electoral commission, Elecam, approved only 13 out of 83 submitted applications, with Kamto notably missing from the final list.

Foreigner who abandoned 41 kilos of cannabis at JKIA arrested

The suspect, identified as Wong Hiu Fung, had arrived in the country from Bangkok, Thailand.

UN faces major financial crisis as US pulls back, warns crisis group boss

Gowan warned that the UN is on the brink of scaling down critical operations due to shrinking budgets, even as humanitarian needs around the world continue to escalate.

Plan to digitally map all properties revived in new bill

The draft law, introduced by Kiambu MP John Machua, aims to establish a National Addressing Council that will spearhead the implementation of addressing standards.

Women's dating app Tea suffers major breach, 72,000 user images exposed

The breach affected a broad range of image data, including approximately 13,000 selfies and identification photos submitted during the user verification process.

Governor Kihika opposes move to scrap NG-CDF

Kihika praised the NG-CDF for directly impacting communities and bridging development gaps often left unaddressed by county budgets.

Postal Corporation faces uncertain future amid Sh7.7bn capital deficit

Auditor General Nancy Gathungu reveals that PCK is grappling with a negative working capital of Sh7.7 billion, casting doubt on its ability to remain operational.

Aid trucks enter Gaza as Israel announces tactical pause

AFPTV footage captured on Sunday showed long lines of trucks moving through the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing, loaded with humanitarian supplies, including food and water.

DP Kindiki crowned Luo elder, given name Odhiambo during Migori visit

Kindiki was robed in traditional Luo leadership regalia, presented with a ceremonial spear and shield, and invited to sit on the symbolic “seat of power” a revered cultural act that signifies authority.

Touadera cleared for third term bid as CAR’s ruling party endorses candidacy

The endorsement, announced on Saturday during the party's national congress in Bangui, paves the way for Touadera to seek a third term in office.

Six killed, several injured in stampede at Hindu temple in Uttarakhand

The tragic incident occurred on a stairway leading to the Mansa Devi temple, a revered pilgrimage site located in Haridwar, a sacred city along the banks of the Ganges River.

MPs want early gate openings to prevent chaos during CHAN fixtures

MP Dan Wanyama stressed the need for early gate openings at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, to allow smooth entry and prevent unrest among fans.

Gen Z activist confronts Gachagua over tribal politics

Valentine Wanjiru Githae, who introduced herself as a Gen Z member and representative of the 625 Movement, used the platform to issue a direct and unsparing critique of Gachagua’s political messaging and public conduct.

Digitisation of capitation will end misuse of school funds, says Mudavadi

He confirmed that the Ministry of ICT and the Ministry of Education are working together to ensure the digitisation process is completed without delay, including the possible use of platforms like eCitizen to deliver funds directly.