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Kenya’s Jepchirchir clinches marathon crown in Tokyo
Clocking two seconds ahead of her in 2:24:43, the Kenyan adds her next title after the Olympic gold she won at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
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Business
Banks surpass Sh150bn MSME annual lending target, says KBA
Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) Chief Executive Officer Raimond Molenje made the announcement during the launch of the Nature Positive Financing Assessment Report, reiterating the sector’s commitment to funding nature-related enterprises to build a resilient green economy.
Sports
Arsenal ruin Postecoglou's Forest debut as Zubimendi bags brace
Former Tottenham manager Postecoglou had not beaten Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta in the previous four matches they had faced each other in, with three losses and one draw.
Health and Wellness
Hustler Fund defaulters denied access to SHA services
Principal Secretary in the State Department of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development, Susan Mang’eni, said the total defaulted amount has slightly reduced to Sh5 billion, down from Sh6 billion.
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Chebet wins Kenya’s first gold at Tokyo World Championships
Chebet stormed to victory in the women’s 10,000m with a time of 30:37.24
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ICE agent shoots dead man who tried to drive at agents, officials say
A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said ICE had been trying to arrest the man, but he resisted and drove towards the group. An agent was then dragged along by his vehicle.
Global Affairs
Gangs reveal financial support from officials, threatening security in Haiti
Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier, leader of the Viv Ansanm gang, revealed that top officials in Haiti have financially backed gangs to ensure the country remains insecure.
Business
Mwalimu Sacco rethinks revenue strategy as deposits decline
With rising inflation, job losses, and increased living costs eroding disposable incomes, the Sacco is now focusing on expanding non-funded revenue to sustain growth.
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Sunny conditions predicted in most parts of Kenya, rain in some regions
While much of Kenya will enjoy dry weather, residents in some highland and Rift Valley regions are likely to experience intermittent rain and thunderstorms.
Global Affairs
Sub-Saharan Africa sees 20 million more children receive school meals
Countries such as Chad, Ethiopia, Madagascar, and Rwanda have expanded school meal coverage by up to six times, reflecting both improved access and stronger government commitment.
Sports
Kipyegon's world 1500m record in Eugene ratified
Clocking 3:48.68 at the Prefontaine Classic on 5 July, multiple Olympic and world champion Kipyegon took 0.36 off the world record of 3:49.04 she set in Paris on 7 July 2024.
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Tudor Creek land dispute could cost taxpayers over Sh400 million
The conflict began when the National Land Commission (NLC) issued notices intending to acquire the land but referenced the wrong parcel in the Gazette Notices.
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Why Uhuru should not handover Jubilee Party
History has offered Uhuru Kenyatta the rare opportunity to shape a political institution that generations of Kenyans will identify with.
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Sh1.8 billion in missions’ accounts sparks Parliamentary scrutiny
Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu’s report revealed that Sh1,885,098,283 had accumulated over multiple years because missions did not return unutilized allocations at the end of each financial year.
Health and Wellness
Kenya records 19% increase in Malaria fatalities over a decade
The Global Fund’s 2025 results report shows that malaria-related fatalities in the country increased from 10,000 in 2010 to 11,000 in 2023, placing Kenya among the few African nations experiencing worsening malaria mortality.
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President Ruto defends hosting teachers at State House
Speaking during the Waalimu na Rais forum on Saturday, Ruto said the meeting was about giving teachers an opportunity to speak directly on matters affecting the profession and their role in nation-building.
Global Affairs
Uganda introduces Bill to strengthen health product regulation
The proposed law would establish the National Drug and Health Products Authority, tasked with supervising the manufacture, registration, and distribution of drugs, overseeing clinical trials, and regulating medical devices.
Business
Rubis Kenya revenues climb to Sh68.9 billion on rising fuel demand
Fuel consumption in Kenya surged to a record 1.93 million tonnes in the first six months of 2025, up 9.4 percent from 1.76 million tonnes during the same period last year.
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Sudan’s school crisis: 13 million children out of class as new year begins
The aid group’s analysis of Global Education Cluster data reveals that 13 million of Sudan’s 17 million school-age children are currently out of school, highlighting one of the world’s most severe education crises.
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Three Kwa Bi Nzaro cult suspects released on free bond
The three were arrested after allegedly selling a five-acre parcel of land to the main suspect, Sherleen Temba Anido.
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'Isiolo Pamoja' rally urges unity and focus on service delivery
County Women Representative Mumina Bonaya echoed the Governor’s call for unity, highlighting that the people of Isiolo have already lost more than two months to unnecessary political wrangles.
Business
KRA to shut iCMS for eight hours on Sunday for scheduled maintenance
The iCMS is an online platform that manages customs processes such as clearance of goods at ports, payment of taxes, and tracking of cargo entering or leaving the country.
Global Affairs
Sushila Karki sworn in as Nepal’s first female Prime Minister after deadly protests
The 73-year-old was sworn in on Friday evening during a brief ceremony following an agreement between President Ram Chandra Poudel and protest leaders.
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LSK petitions State over safety of lawyers following Mbobu’s death
During a Purple Ribbon March at Vigilant House on Friday, Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Faith Odhiambo called for accountability from state agencies, warning that continued attacks on legal professionals threaten the public’s access to justice.
Global Affairs
Police: Suspect in Kirk’s death confessed to his father before arrest
President Donald Trump was the first to announce Robinson’s arrest, saying he should face the death penalty.
Health and Wellness
SHA appoints new leadership to advance universal healthcare
Board Chairperson Abdi Mohamed said the appointees bring vast experience and technical skills that will be vital in guiding the Authority toward its mandate of providing financial risk protection and expanding healthcare access nationwide.
Global Affairs
Burkina Faso ends visa fees for African travelers
Capt Traoré, who seized power in a 2022 coup, has positioned himself as a Pan-Africanist leader, often criticising colonial influence and the West.
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KANU official arrested over Lawyer Mbobu’s killing
The three individuals, first questioned on Thursday, are being held at separate police stations across Nairobi. KANU Secretary General George Wainaina, who reportedly shared lunch with Mbobu on the day of the shooting, is among them.
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GDC audit reveals billions at risk from court case and accounting gaps
The audit, covering the period up to June 30, 2024, also flagged other financial weaknesses that could affect taxpayers and delay critical projects.
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Treasury defends e-Citizen payments amid audit concerns
The controversy centres on payments linked to a contract between the ICT Authority and the consortium of Webmasters Kenya Limited, PesaFlow Limited, and Olive Tree Media Limited. Auditor General Nancy Gathungu’s report suggested these payments could expose the government to legal and accountability risks.