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Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger announce withdrawal from ICC

The announcement, made in a joint statement by the military-led governments, intensifies the Sahel nations’ breakaway from Western institutions.

2,260 firms shut as new registrations hit 138,000

Figures from the Business Registration Service (BRS) reveal that 2,260 companies applied to cease operations, both voluntary and forced, marking a 24.3 percent increase from the 1,817 that closed in the previous year ending June 2024.

Turmoil? Aston Villa head of football Monchi leaves club

At this stage it is not clear whether Monchi has been sacked or it is his decision to leave.

NEMA issues new warning about the return of banned plastic bags

The authority said it had noted with great concern a resurgence of the products in circulation, particularly in retail outlets, despite the ban that came into effect more than seven years ago.

Unification Church leader arrested on corruption charges in South Korea

The 82-year-old religious figure, revered by her followers as “True Mother,” was taken into custody following a warrant issued by the Seoul Central District Court.

Cricket: Longtime Umpire Dickie Bird dies at 92

Bird was one of the best-known and most respected officials in the game, standing in 66 Tests and 69 one-day internationals, including three World Cup finals.

Museveni officially nominated to run for re-election

Justice Simon Mugenyi Byabakama, chairperson of the EC, declared that Museveni’s documents had passed scrutiny under the Presidential Elections Act.

End obsession for European leagues and support our own, FKF boss calls on Kenyans

He pressed that the work of growing the division was down to Kenyans only, stressing that the Kenyan Premier League (KPL), National Super League (NSL), Women’s Premier League, and upcoming youth leagues will only grow through deliberate efforts by Kenyans.

KAWU issues a seven-day strike notice over governance failures, job security concerns 

KAWU Secretary General Moss Ndiema accused the KAA Board of Directors of incompetence, poor governance, and making decisions that undermine the stability of the state corporation.

House Committee orders special audit on JKUAT Enterprise Ltd

According to the Auditor General’s report, several Board members were paid sitting allowances without corresponding signatures in the attendance registers.

Canal+ names new board of South Africa's MultiChoice after taking control

The takeover gives Canal+ a dominant foothold in Africa's fast-growing pay-TV market, where MultiChoice operates across 50 countries.

Egyptian President Sisi pardons activist Alaa Abdel Fattah

The 43-year-old British-Egyptian had been arrested multiple times under successive administrations and was most recently serving a five-year sentence handed down in December 2021 for “spreading false news” over a Facebook post about alleged torture in Egyptian prisons.

Two arrested in Suswa over 9 sacks of cannabis found in vehicle

The raid was carried out after investigators received reliable intelligence linking the suspects to illegal drug activities in the area

Former Philippines President faces Hague trial for mass killings

The 80-year-old is accused of bearing criminal responsibility for a series of murders tied to the crackdown, which claimed the lives of thousands of suspected drug dealers and users, many executed without trial.

Madueke injury concern dents Arsenal

Madueke was seen holding his right knee towards the end of the first half of the game at the Emirates Stadium and was replaced at the break by Bukayo Saka. An update is expected on Tuesday during Mikel Arteta’s next press conference.

Court declares governors fully responsible for county procurement

The bench held that under the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (PPAD) Act, governors are directly responsible for ensuring county purchases are lawful.

Tactical analysis: Why Kenya Police FC beat Mogadishu City Club

"I knew that their tactic would be to come to Nyayo, sit back and play on the counter attack and as a result, I was prepared for it, Police coach Etienne Ndayiragije said.

Kenyans to enjoy free entry to parks on World Tourism Day- CS Miano

Tourism CS Rebecca Miano, announced that the move aims to encourage citizens to reconnect with nature while highlighting the importance of conservation.

CBK Governor Thugge earns ‘A’ Grade for economic leadership

The ‘A’ grade is part of Global Finance’s annual assessment of central bank governors worldwide.

Public executions of alleged collaborators recorded in Gaza City

In July, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel had armed clans opposed to Hamas, but Abu Shabab later posted online denying that his group had received weapons from Israel.

Notorious drink-spiker Asuu arrested after months of drugging, robbing passengers

According to the DCI, Suleiman’s method was as deceptive as it was dangerous. He would initiate casual conversations with passengers, gain their trust, and then offer them snacks or soft drinks.

Nairobi development prioritizes assets over people, MCA Nasra warns

During an interview with Radio Generation on Tuesday, Nasra said that the city’s growth often prioritizes assets over residents, undermining livability and investment potential.

Uncertainty reigns as CECAFA suspends Executive Director Auka Gecheo

The decision was taken on September 18, 2025, during a virtual Executive Committee meeting chaired by Acting President Alexandre Muyenge.

Study exposes stark county disparities in maternal and newborn survival

Garissa and Mombasa emerged as the deadliest counties for mothers, each with mortality ratios above 200 deaths per 100,000 live births, more than double the national average.

CAF confirms Super Cup date, venue, Pyramids to face Berkane

Jambojet set to expand fleet and add Eldoret flights by November

The budget airline, which is fully owned by Kenya Airways, says the new aircraft will allow it to expand flight frequencies on key routes, especially Nairobi–Eldoret and Nairobi–Kisumu, where passenger traffic has been on the rise

State releases Sh422 million to cushion over 130,000 households from drought

NDMA Chief Executive Officer Hared Adan confirmed that the funds have been disbursed to 132,779 households in Mandera, Marsabit, Wajir, Turkana, Samburu, Isiolo, Garissa, and Tana River counties.

By the numbers: Ballon d'Or top 30 Men

Cole Palmer in eighth was the highest-ranked English player in the voting, with Harry Kane perhaps unfortunate to only be 13th having scored more than 40 goals for Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.

DTB Kenya exits Burundi, sells 83pc stake to minority shareholder consortium

DTB Burundi was set up in 2008 as a greenfield operation with Unik Investment holding a 16.33 per cent stake, alongside Abu Dhabi’s Al Bateen Investment Company LLC and the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC), which were also allocated 16.33 per cent each.

Confusion over roles slows green building adoption in Kenya, says Nasra

Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation, she defined green buildings as structures that focus on energy efficiency, water conservation, and the use of safe, low-carbon materials.