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Two FBI movement members in court over terror allegations

Patrick Nyambaka Osoi, a founding member of the movement, was arrested during a well-coordinated operation along Lang’ata Road.

Kilifi cult death toll rises to eight as police prepare for exhumations

A Malindi court on Monday granted the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) permission to conduct the exhumations.

Angola protests turn deadly as 22 killed over fuel price hike

Protesters took to the streets after the government raised fuel prices on July 1, a move that has sparked widespread anger and frustration.

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China flagged as key source of tobacco imports as Kenya imposes ban

The CS also accused unnamed powerful cartels of being behind the continued importation of unregulated tobacco products, despite increased monitoring at ports.

Why I spent 14 years on death row despite 5-year sentence -Stephen Munyakho

Though initially sentenced to five years, Munyakho's fate changed when Halim’s widow rejected the state’s blood money offer and pushed for a death sentence.

Inside eight MoUs signed by Kenya, Uganda to deepen bilateral ties

These agreements cover critical sectors such as transport, agriculture, mining, fisheries, tourism, livestock, standards, and investment, aimed at boosting cooperation and regional development.

200 displaced families fleeing Somalia conflict shelter in Mandera

Speaking during a visit to the displacement site, Abdinoor Ole Hussein, Chairman of the Kenya Red Cross North Eastern Region, confirmed the intervention.

Trump hits India with 25% tariff, extra ‘penalty’ for Russian oil purchases

“While India is our friend, we have, over the years, done relatively little business with them because their Tariffs are far too high,” Trump wrote.

Surge in electricity use sets new national record, says Kenya Power

The utility company is also positioning itself to support future growth through emerging technologies, particularly electric mobility and modern cooking solutions.

Abyan Hospital under probe for detaining baby over unpaid Bill - KMPDC

The Council described the action by the hospital as a violation of medical ethics and a serious breach of trust that undermines the integrity of healthcare in the country.

Public officers face sanctions under strict 21-day performance directive

Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, said repeated failure to meet targets or obey instructions will now trigger clear disciplinary consequences under a new performance management system.

Tsunami makes its way across the Pacific, waves hitting the US West Coast

Wednesday's temblor flooded ports, damaged buildings and injured several people, according to Russian state news agency Tass.

306 nursing internships cancelled, 316 restored in Ministry review

Duale affirmed the government’s commitment to fairness and accountability in handling internship opportunities.

Ruto, Museveni to preside over cross-border steel factory launch

The project is a collaboration between Kenyan investors and Ugandan resources, designed to strengthen cross-border trade and boost local manufacturing.

Government taken to court over use of anti-terror law on protesters

The groups say that more than 70 individuals were charged under the Prevention of Terrorism Act without meeting the legal standards required for such serious offences.

Ruto, Museveni push for cross-border deal to ease pastoralist clashes

The agreement, now in its final stages, is expected to ease long-standing tensions, especially in the conflict-prone Turkana-Karamojong border corridor.

Court drama as Starlet Wahu murder suspect Matara accuses prison officers of extortion

Matara, who appeared in court in handcuffs, interrupted the session to accuse the officers of demanding bribes from his family.

Ex-CBK boss Nyaoga takes up role on Absa Bank board

His appointment comes after the retirement of two long-serving members of Absa’s board

Kenya protests Tanzania’s new tax and business rules

Kenya maintains that its commitment to regional integration remains firm and is anchored in the foundational EAC principles of free movement of goods, people, services, labor, and capital.

Trial dates set for officer accused in Gigiri police canteen shooting

The prosecution was given 21 days to submit additional documents, including statements from Corporal Kae, who was injured in the same incident.

Senate legal committee rejects bid to scrap public vetting timelines

The proposal triggered sharp exchanges during the committee’s deliberations, with several senators warning it could undermine accountability and open the door to backdoor appointments.

Central OCS Talaam placed on half salary as IPOA probes death of Albert Ojwang

In addition to being stripped of official duties, Talaam has been ordered to vacate the government house he occupies.

Gov't to seize property linked to drug and alcohol crimes

The CS expressed frustration over the slow progress in the fight against illegal alcohol and drug trafficking.

Kenya protests Tanzania’s small business ban, demands EAC action

Kenya’s National Assembly Trade, Industry and Cooperatives Committee chairperson Bernard Shinali joined the calls for a firm response, saying the ban warrants economic retaliation.

Duale: Corruption is crippling Kenya’s fight against tobacco

The CS noted that while Kenya has solid laws to regulate tobacco use, corruption has made it difficult to apply them effectively.

KETRACO faces Sh13 billion legal risk as MPs query project delays

According to audit reports, the prolonged implementation timelines risk pushing up costs and extending power shortages, particularly in areas counting on expanded electricity access for economic development.

Government prohibits alcohol sales in 10 common places

In the new policy by Nacada, alcohol sales are now banned in ten specific locations including homes, restaurants, online platforms, and supermarkets.

New Nacada policy bars under-21s from alcohol access and promotion

The policy prohibits those under 21 from accessing alcohol outlets, even when accompanied by an adult.

Kenya loses 3,400 women annually to cervical cancer as vaccine uptake lags

According to the Global Cancer Observatory (GLOBOCAN), Kenya reports about 5,845 new cervical cancer cases each year, with more than 3,000 deaths.