Just In

Orengo condemns terror charges against activist Boniface Mwangi

Governor Orengo, in a statement posted on X, dismissed the charges as absurd, arguing they lack both legal merit and factual basis.

Undocumented immigrants face arrest under renewed crackdown, says ICE chief

Lyons outlined a more aggressive posture by the agency, which is now targeting both undocumented immigrants and the employers who hire them.

Auditor General flags Sh1.96bn stadium tenders as irregular

Gathungu exposed glaring procurement anomalies and legal breaches in the awarding of contracts meant to upgrade sports infrastructure across Kericho, Kakamega, and Bungoma counties.

Raila: Let Kenyans vote with ID cards, not flawed registers

The ODM leader maintained that the requirement for separate voter cards locks out many eligible voters, especially in marginalised areas.

Mombasa police uncover illicit livestock theft and bush slaughter operation in Kisauni

The crackdown comes amid a surge in livestock theft cases across the region.

Radio Generation (RGK) Radio Livestream

Raila: I’ve not said I’m running for president in 2027

ODM is currently preparing for internal party elections ahead of a major National Delegates Convention (NDC) scheduled for October.

Raila: I’ll support President Ruto until 2027

The former PM said the cooperation is meant to stabilise the country, not to forge a long-term political merger with the ruling UDA party.

Raila links youth protests to delayed NADCO reforms

Raila revealed that former president Uhuru Kenyatta called him from the United States at the height of the protests and urged him to speak with President Ruto to prevent the country from descending into chaos.

I stayed home because youth asked me to, says Raila on 2024 protests

Raila noted that the issues raised by Gen Z protestors in June 2024 were the same grievances the opposition had been highlighting a year earlier

CS Cheptumo rallies collective action to support children with disabilities

Cheptumo highlighted that issues such as poverty, insecurity, and neglect continue to jeopardize the future of children with disabilities in Kenya.

Matiang’i dismisses Kenya Kwanza’s protest claims as political theatre

Matiang’i challenged President William Ruto’s allies to name names and present evidence instead of issuing vague accusations.

South Africa building collapse that killed 34 was ‘entirely preventable’, says report

The report further revealed that workers were ordered to cover holes with sand and poor-quality concrete.

Powerful earthquakes rattle Russia’s far east, triggering tsunami alert

The seismic activity began with tremors measuring 5.0 and 6.7 in magnitude, which initially did not raise tsunami concerns.

Treasury has stabilized economy, says CS Mbadi

He stated that since taking office in August 2024, the government has managed to stabilize inflation and meet debt obligations on time.

Tension in Subukia as police block DCP leaders after church service

The group, led by DCP Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala, had just concluded a church service at AIC Subukia when they were intercepted by a contingent of police officers.

Speaker Wetang’ula warns politicians against interfering with IEBC

Wetang’ula said reckless remarks from some politicians threaten to undermine the credibility and legitimacy of the IEBC.

Ruto: I did not overpromise, I will deliver

Ruto defended his administration’s performance, saying key economic reforms are already producing results.

France to return sacred Ivorian drum looted during colonial era

The sacred object, known as the Djidji Ayôkwé, once belonged to the Ébrié people.

TSC warns of fraudsters selling fake job letters to aspiring teachers

TSC revealed that unsuspecting applicants are being asked to pay large sums for fraudulent papers, falsely promised employment in return.

Ugandan activist Atuhaire condemns arrest of Boniface Mwangi

Atuhaire expressed outrage over the arrest, saying Mwangi was still reeling from the traumatic experience he endured in Tanzania two months ago.

Ruto urges parents to take charge of children’s upbringing amid rising youth activism

The President emphasized that parenting is a sacred duty bestowed by God and should not be delegated to institutions like the government or the church.

Iraq detains six officials, suspends others over deadly mall fire that killed 61

The blaze, which erupted late Wednesday at the newly opened Corniche Hypermarket Mall, has renewed scrutiny over the country’s lax enforcement of safety standards.

Florida State Rep. Joe Casello dies at 73 following heart attack

Casello’s public service career spanned decades, beginning as a firefighter in Worcester, Massachusetts, where he served for 30 years before transitioning to politics in Florida.

Boniface Mwangi's wife claims foul play in weekend arrest

Njeri revealed that her husband had earlier been taken to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) headquarters for interrogation.

Masked mob launches violent ambush in central France, injuring 10 police officers

According to officials, between 100 and 150 assailants attempted to block the RN141 highway in a show of force that turned into a confrontation with security forces.

Ruto pledges Sh20 million for AIC Machakos sanctuary project

The announcement came during the consecration and installation ceremony of Bishop Benjamin Kalanzo at AIC Bomani on Sunday, July 20, 2025.

Pope Leo XIV appeals for end to Gaza ‘barbarity’

The Pope appealed for “an immediate halt to the barbarity of the war” and for “a peaceful resolution of the conflict”.

From terror to trust: How intelligence-led forces are reclaiming Boni forest

The SOG is not just flushing out militants; it's anchoring a long-term presence built on cooperation.

China eyes ban on rapid car resales to curb ‘zero-mileage’ sales tactic

The development was revealed in an editorial by Auto Review, a publication affiliated with the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, on its official WeChat platform.