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NTSA: Over 3,300 Kenyans killed in road crashes in 2025

Pedestrians make up the largest share of deaths at 1,285, followed by 858 motorcyclists, 568 passengers and 309 drivers.

Kenya sits second at Tokyo World Athletics Championships standings

Team Kenya has secured four gold medals, one silver, and two bronze, cementing the country’s dominance in middle- and long-distance events.

Kenyan runner Diana Chepkorir provisionally suspended for doping violation

AIU said Chepkorir was suspended through her Athlete Biological Passport, citing use of a prohibited substance or method.

NEMA sets 14-day deadline for pending licence applications

The directive is part of the authority’s efforts to streamline operations under its new Integrated Environment Information Management System (ENVIS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platform, launched in July 2025.

Governor Nathif sets development agenda in meeting with chief officers

Governor Nathif called on his team to translate policies into tangible results, noting that residents expect meaningful impact rather than rhetoric.

Pastoralists Parliamentary Group signs MoU on livestock and halal economy

The agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in livestock development, halal investment, and farmer training on certification standards.

KMTC boosts training capacity with new vehicles, record student intake

The additional vehicles, unveiled at KMTC Headquarters in Nairobi on Wednesday, September 17, bring the College’s fleet to 158.

Tokyo 2025: Chepchirchir elated with personal best despite missing out on medal

Chepchirchir was unlucky to miss out on bronze in the 1500 metres final Wednesday night, finishing just behind Australia's Jessica Hull who managed third place. Dorcus Ewoi and Faith Kipyegon filled out the top two positions.

Microsoft unveils AI investment pact in the UK

Microsoft President, Brad Smith says, "the company plans to invest Sh 3.885 trillion (roughly Sh 4.01–4.36 trillion depending on exchange rates) in its UK operations and AI infrastructure by 2028."

Former Arsenal star Partey denies rape charges during court appearance

The Ghanaian midfielder pleaded not guilty to five counts of rape and one charge of sexual assault when he appeared at Southwark Crown Court in England, Wednesday.

PSC seeks stronger partnerships to drive public service transformation

PSC Vice Chairperson Mary Kimonye said collaboration is at the heart of the Commission’s new five-year Strategic Plan.

Hamstring injury derails Alexander Arnold

The former Liverpool star lasted just four minutes of Tuesday night's 2-1 victory over the French side as the record 15-time champions opened their continental campaign with a hard-fought victory.

Governor Otuoma on the spot over irregular Busia farm loans

Initially, 63 staff members admitted to receiving loans, but a deeper audit revealed that 128 employees of the county irregularly obtained Sh4.8 million from the kitty.

IPOA launches five-year plan to rebuild public trust in police

Sakaja vows to deregister rogue waste firms

To modernize sanitation services, the county plans to launch the Green Nairobi Company, a long-term initiative designed to convert waste into energy and professionalize city cleaning.

Audit reveals 50,000 ghost learners in secondary schools as verification hits 50%

The verification exercise, which has reached just over half of the country’s 32,000 schools, is exposing inflated enrolment numbers that have affected funding allocations.

Tokyo 2025: Reynold Cheruiyot wins bronze for Kenya in 1500 metres

Portugal's Isaac Nader won gold with a time of 3:34.10 ahead of British pre race favourite Jake Wightman who managed silver with 3:34.12 .

DCI boss Amin calls for integrity in policing

Amin said that ethical conduct is not just a personal choice but a professional obligation central to the Directorate’s mission and vision.

Auditor flags ballooning City Hall payroll as costs breach legal cap

The audit further flagged concerns over possible ghost workers. It revealed that 27 individuals who were paid Sh47.552 million between June 2022 and June 2023 were summoned for a physical verification exercise in December 2024 but questions remain on their employment status.

Kenya Railways releases schedule for Mombasa commuter rail service

The fare for the service has been set at Sh50 per trip. Trains departing Mombasa Terminus leave at 4:10 am, 7:20 am, 2:25 pm, 6:25 pm, and 9:00 pm, while trains from Mombasa Railway Station heading to the Terminus are scheduled at 6:25 am, 12:35 pm, 5:30 pm, and 7:20 pm, with a final service at 7:55 pm.

Tokyo 2025: Faith Cherotich wins 3000 metre Steeplechase Gold for Kenya

Cherotich, 21, posted a new championship record of 8.51.59 to collect Kenya's fourth gold medal at the current games.

Manchester United announce losses for sixth straight year

The Premier League side posted a 33 million-pound ($45 million) loss for the year ended June 30, an improvement on the previous year's 113.2-million-pound deficit.

Funding woes threaten 15 billion tree programme

This shortfall has already left a gap of more than Sh100 billion in just two years, exposing the heavy reliance on lenders and private players who are expected to finance over 60 percent of the programme.

Children detained with adults as Trans Nzoia lacks juvenile centre

Conditions in local police stations fail to provide minors with essential needs, increasing stigma and emotional trauma. Advocates note that numerous cases go unreported, weakening the justice system’s protection for children.

Court orders DPP to disclose evidence in Governor Barchok Sh2 million graft case

Principal Magistrate Celesa Asis Okore issued the directive after the prosecution, represented by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), sought more time to compile and submit the disclosure materials.

CS Mutua unveils 8,972 overseas job opportunities in Western Kenya

The recruitment, done in collaboration with licensed recruitment agencies, will run from September 19 to 23, 2025 across various TVETs in Western Kenya.

State to name rogue public servants following payroll audit 

Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku confirmed that the audit findings will be presented to his office before the end of today (September 17, 2025).

CAF Champions League: Hot Nairobi weather surprises Mogadishu CC camp

Nairobi’s reputation as the city of cool waters may have caught out Mogadishu City Club FC, who have found the city in baking hot weather ahead of their CAF Champions League first round qualifier against Kenya Police FC on 20 and 28 September.

State releases Sh2.5bn for university lecturers’ CBA arrears

CS Ogamba urged UASU to communicate the development to its members and emphasized the government’s commitment to honoring all obligations agreed upon under the Return-to-Work Formula.

Trapped by tsetse: Kenya battles Sh18bn annual livestock drain

Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe said Kenya is among 38 African countries struggling with the tsetse menace, with 23 per cent of the country’s landmass infested.