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MPs press KNCHR and ORPP nominees on accountability and compliance

MPs assessed the nominees’ ability to enforce regulations, safeguard rights, and promote institutional accountability.

Somalia introduces e-Visa in push for transparency and economic growth

The Electronic Visa and Travel Authorization System (E-Visa/ETAS) will officially take effect on September 1, 2025, according to the Somali Immigration and Citizenship Agency.

Government to allow raw sugar imports to revive idle factories

Trade CS Kinyanjui noted that the importation was only a short-term intervention as the government has put in place a programme to boost cane production in partnership with farmers and county governments.

Sudan cabinet meets in Khartoum, charts path for recovery and reconciliation

The cabinet had been operating from Port Sudan after being forced to relocate when the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized most of Khartoum at the start of the conflict.

KeNHA issues alternative routes after massive traffic jam on Nakuru–Nairobi Highway

The snarl-up began around 8:30 pm and quickly escalated into a full-blown gridlock between Naivasha and Kikopey.

EACC widens Busia graft probe to Assembly Service Board

To facilitate the investigations, EACC has directed the Assembly to provide original documents, including the procurement plan and budget for 2023/2024, conflict-of-interest registers, tender records, evaluation reports, payment vouchers, IFMIS statements, and bank details of the winning bidder.

Karura Forest moves to e-Citizen for all payments

This new directive takes effect from Friday, August 29, 2025, and includes payments for services at all entry points, including the Sigiria block.

UK, France and Germany trigger UN snapback sanctions on Iran

The three countries invoked a snapback provision in the 2015 nuclear deal, which allows a participant to demand the return of sanctions if Iran is deemed to be in violation.

Government urges unified messaging to protect citizens from misinformation

Chief of Staff Felix Koskei said state agencies must adopt innovation, inclusivity, and unity in communication, stressing that in today’s digital age, information is a central pillar of governance.

EPRA unveils seven draft regulations for petroleum sector oversight

EPRA Director-General Daniel Kiptoo said the proposed rules are aimed at strengthening local participation, improving cost management, and safeguarding the environment as Kenya prepares for commercial oil production.

Rwanda receives first group of migrants under US transfer programme

Rwanda had earlier announced on August 5 that it would accept up to 250 deportees from the United States, with each case subject to approval.

NPSC chair Komora outlines reforms, targets 25,000 new police recruits

Komora promised to uphold the Constitution with diligence and work closely with stakeholders to restore public confidence in the police.

KEWOPA condemns treatment of Gloria Orwoba outside Parliament

KEWOPA urged authorities to respect court processes, uphold the rule of law, and ensure that all leaders are treated fairly regardless of their political affiliations.

Trump faces legal challenge from Fed’s Lisa Cook

In a lawsuit filed, Cook asked the court to declare Trump’s firing order “unlawful and void,” and also named Fed Chairman Jerome Powell as a defendant.

ODM moves to recover Sh12.6 billion in legal battle with Treasury

The party says the repeated refusal by the Treasury and Parliament to release the money has placed serious strain on its operations.

Minneapolis school shooting: Two children killed, 18 injured

Police Chief Brian O’Hara told reporters on Thursday that the attacker "appeared to hate all of us" but was primarily focused on harming children.

Senate to decide Governor Mutai’s fate amid dispute over electronic voting

Mutai put up a strong defence, insisting the County Assembly did not meet the required numbers to remove him.

European leaders outraged after Russian strikes kill 23 and damage EU's HQ

The head of the European Union's executive Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said that Russian missiles struck in close proximity to its diplomatic mission

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Seven more bodies exhumed, 54 body parts recovered in Kwa Binzaro, Kilifi

So far, 32 bodies have been exhumed from the site over six days. The pathologist confirmed that the exhumation and recovery exercise will continue in the coming days to ensure all remains are properly documented and analyzed.

KMPDC shuts 158 health facilities, downgrades 25 for non-compliance

KMPDC CEO David Kariuki said most affected facilities were either unregistered or unlicensed, employed practitioners without proper registration, or operated below minimum medical standards.

Education Ministry bans social activities in schools ahead of exams

According to the timetable, KCSE will run from October 21 to November 21, 2025, while KJSEA, KILEA, KPLEA, and KPSEA are scheduled between October 27 and October 30, 2025.

DPP gets 30 more days in Mawego Police Station arson case

Kahawa Senior Principal Magistrate Richard Koech issued the extension during a court mention, allowing the prosecution more time to assess case documents and evaluate the full report on the incident.

IEBC to resume continuous voter registration on September 29

The Commission said the exercise is part of its constitutional mandate under Article 88(4) and aims to give every eligible Kenyan a chance to take part in the democratic process.

Leadership shake-up rocks CDC after sudden removal of Monarez

The unexpected shake-up comes less than a month after her Senate confirmation, raising questions about the stability of the country’s top public health agency.

Harambee Stars offered two-bedroom homes after CHAN exit

Speaking on Thursday during a luncheon held at State House in honour of the national team, Ruto shared a tailored home ownership plan designed specifically for the players.

MPs demand urgent reforms as audit exposes billions lost at NCPB

According to an audit, more than Sh2 billion in expenditure for the 2017/2018 financial year lacked supporting documents.

DPP approves graft charges against Barchok, probes on other governors ongoing

The probe revealed that Governor Barchok allegedly received 2.75 million shillings from companies that conducted business with Bomet County

Higher deductions push NSSF’s share of pension contributions to 22pc

Contributions to NSSF rose to Sh59.1 billion from Sh25.3 billion the previous year, reflecting the impact of the graduated scheme that replaced the long-standing Sh200 flat rate.

Senators demand answers over idle maize driers and NCPB arrears

Fertiliser distribution closer to farmers was launched last year, but according to the senators, the board has not been compensated for carrying out the work.