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CAF Champions League: APR host champions Pyramids in Kigali

Kenya welcomes UN move to replace Haiti mission with Gang Suppression Force

The new GSF will comprise 5,500 police and military officers supported by a UN Technical Office tasked with providing logistical support and mobilizing resources

Kenya's Hockey squads for African Championships in Egypt named

President Nahashon Randiek, confirmed the selected 18 players for each of the men's and women's teams. He described the announcement as a milestone in Kenya’s preparations to reclaim its place among Africa’s hockey powerhouses.

Ministry launches unit to tackle abuse and teenage pregnancies in schools

TSC Director for Legal, Labour and Industrial Relations Cavin Anyuor revealed that since January 2024, the commission has received 111 reports of sexual misconduct involving teachers. The complaints range from sexual relations with learners to harassment, flirtation and sodomy. He said these cases are handled through the Code of Regulations for Teachers.

Kenya to miss out on International Feature Film entry at 98th Oscars

Kenya Oscar Selection Committee confirmed that five films had been submitted for consideration and were reviewed on September 19 and 20.

Mandera, Turkana receive emergency food aid as drought deepens

The relief supplies flagged off include 6,600 bags of maize destined for Turkana, 7,200 bags of rice for Mandera, and 8,840 bags of beans to be shared between the two counties. The ministry estimates that this support will benefit around 204,600 residents in Turkana and 287,700 in Mandera.

World Number 1 Sinner wins China Open, France's Monfils retires

The 2023 champion Sinner, then sealed the win to became the second man to claim multiple titles at the ATP 500 tournament after Novak Djokovic (2009-10, 2012-15).

South African opposition leader Malema convicted of firing a gun in public

In 2018, a video emerged showing the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader firing several shots in the air during his party's fifth anniversary celebrations held in the country's Eastern Cape province.

Defeating malaria, unlocking growth: Why Africa needs private sector to step up

By investing in innovative, private-sector-led solutions, African countries can turn health challenges into engines of economic opportunity. Eliminating malaria would free up billions in lost productivity, unlock new business opportunities, and improve the quality of life for millions of people.

Kenya pushes competitiveness amid global trade shifts- CS Kinyanjui 

Kinyanjui noted that Kenya’s competitive edge lies not only in its relatively low tariffs but also in its youthful workforce, wide trade agreements, and nearly 93% renewable energy mix.

KPL: Three matches on the cards as Police, Nairobi United, Tusker seek first wins

So far, the only two clubs that are yet to take to the field, Nairobi United FC and Kenya Police FC will be in action, following the conclusion of their continental assignments.

Gachagua faces setback as three key aspirants quit DCP

In the past month, DCP has lost candidates in Banissa, Mbeere North and Magarini constituencies , all of whom were initially viewed as central to Gachagua’s plan to use the by-elections to showcase the party’s strength.

NACADA to onboard import and export licensing into KenTrade system from October 1

By migrating these processes NACADA will centralise clearance of all alcoholic beverages, reduce manual processing and delays through automated workflows, and improve compliance and data integrity across agencies.

Inside Kenya Airways’ failed project Mawingu and its costly fallout

Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Public Debt and Privatization, Kenya Airways chief executive officer Allan Kilavuka gave a detailed account of how the 2012 expansion plan aimed at transforming the airline into Africa’s leading carrier by 2021 turned into one of the country’s most costly corporate failures.

US Embassy Nairobi scales back social media activity amid funding cuts

The move comes as the US government enters a funding lapse, commonly known as a shutdown, triggered when Congress fails to pass appropriations bills to finance federal operations.

Mourinho reminds the world that he is still Chelsea's favourite son

They chanted his name loudly on three occasions during his new club Benfica's 1-0 Champions League defeat. At one stage in the second half he was being serenaded by the Matthew Harding Stand at one end and the Shed at the other.

MPs sound alarm over Sh97 billion Talanta Sports City debt burden

The National Assembly’s Committee on Sports and Culture flagged the financing plan, intended to support one of the main venues for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, for lacking transparency and sufficient public consultation.

Rugby World Cup Draw to take place 3 December

Twenty-four teams will be divided into six pools of four, with a bumper 52 games across six weeks from 1 October to 13 November. A round of 16 will be played for the first time. The last World Cup in France, won by South Africa, featured 20 teams.

UN calls for Taliban to restore internet as Afghanistan goes dark

The government began shutting down high-speed internet connections to some provinces earlier this month to prevent "immorality", on the orders of shadowy supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.

CBK proposes mobile money fee cap to make transfers cheaper

The CBK said that while mobile money usage has grown substantially, most users still rely on basic services like person-to-person transfers, with fewer taking up advanced options such as digital credit, insurance, or savings.

DCI flags off elite anti-terrorism squad for global warrior competition in Jordan

The nine-member team will join 38 elite units from 23 countries in one of the world’s most demanding special forces competitions.

Energy debt hits record as bills go up again for UK households

From Wednesday, October 1, 2025, gas and electricity costs are going up by 2% for people on variable tariffs in England, Scotland and Wales following Ofgem’s latest price cap review.

National Assembly approves Sh67.7 billion boost for counties

Under the new law, counties will receive funds for key areas such as doctors’ salary arrears, the Community Health Promoters programme, and the construction of new county headquarters.

UEFA Champions League Tuesday round-up

The Champions League lit up Europe last night with drama, goals and big statements from some of the continent’s top clubs.

Revoke all bogus licenses, experts tell Government over soaring road deaths

The call comes in the wake of a weekend that saw at least 20 deaths in separate road crashes. Among the incidents, an ambulance collided with a trailer, killing six people, while a matatu carrying family members crashed into a truck near Kariandusi in Nakuru County, leaving 16 dead.

Senators probe brutality and deaths linked to Del Monte pineapple theft claims

Senators are seeking answers from both security agencies and Del Monte Kenya Limited, demanding information on the number of incidents, the identities of those responsible, and measures taken to prevent further human rights violations.

Nyabero: Leadership failures and misinformation fueled COVID vaccine hesitancy

The expert emphasized that healthcare professionals have also fallen short in communicating the science behind vaccines to the public.

Nicole Kidman ends two-decade marriage with Keith Urban

The Oscar-winning actress and the country music star have shared their lives both personally and professionally since their wedding in June 2006. Together, they built a family in Nashville, raising two daughters, Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 14, while maintaining busy global careers.

Vaccines explained: Expert highlights their role in saving lives

Speaking during an interview with Radio Generation on Wednesday, Nyabero said the effectiveness of vaccines often goes unnoticed because they prevent diseases before they occur.

Scientists create embryos using DNA from skin cells in world-first experiment

The research, led by Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), marks the first time early-stage human embryos have been produced using DNA from skin cells and fertilised with sperm.