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High court clears way to hear DIG Lagat step-aside case

With the objection dismissed, the case will now proceed to a full hearing, with submissions scheduled for November 17, 2025.

Istanbul shaken by 5.0-magnitude earthquake, no major damage reported

Eyewitnesses described the shaking as strong enough to dislodge items indoors, prompting many to gather in open spaces until the quake subsided.

Private hospitals to get first NHIF payments as Sh5.3 billion owed begins settling

Speaking during a high-level consultative meeting with private healthcare providers and senior Social Health Authority (SHA) officials, Duale said claims above Sh10 million will be verified by an independent committee before payments are made to protect public funds.

WHO: Nearly 42,000 Gazans suffer life-changing injuries in war

Since the war began with Hamas's attack inside Israel on October 7, 2023, Israel's counteroffensive has killed more than 66,000 Palestinians, according to figures from Gaza’s health ministry, considered reliable by the UN.

Snapchat to start charging users who exceed 5GB storage limit

“Memories” over the past eight years. The Memories feature is one of Snapchat’s most popular tools, enabling users to keep their past snaps within the app rather than losing them to its disappearing-message format.

Kisa East ODM nominee rejects party ticket over DAP-K membership

In a letter dated October 2, 2025, addressed to the ODM National Elections Coordinating Committee via Kakamega County chairperson, Ayaya said the certificate was issued before proper consultations were concluded.

Missing title deed delays reforms at Kenya School of TVET, lawmakers warn

During a Thursday session, the National Assembly Committee on Education reviewed documents showing that the title deed was collected by the Ministry of Education on September 9, 2016. Despite repeated efforts to recover it, the school has yet to regain possession of the deed, raising questions about administrative follow-ups and accountability.

Prince William says he will bring change to the Monarchy

Although the interview did not address the state of his relationship with Prince Harry, William did briefly refer to their shared experience of growing up under intense media scrutiny.

Liverpool aim to bounce back at Chelsea

A week ago all seemed to be going to plan for defending champions Liverpool, who boasted a perfect record of seven wins from as many games in the Premier League, Champions League and League Cup.

ODM says Raila is taking time off, encourages others to step up

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has been noticeably absent from the public eye for nearly two weeks, prompting speculation regarding his health, despite assurances from close allies that he is active and well.

MPs probe CUE over fake degrees, staff shortages and Sh935 million debt

During an inspection visit to CUE offices in Gigiri, Nairobi, Members of Parliament voiced concern over the proliferation of forged degrees, insufficient staff, and a Sh935.7 million debt owed to the Commission.

South Africa's Springboks close in on second consecutive Rugby Championship crown

The Springboks top the table by a single point heading into the sixth and final round of matches this weekend. A bonus-point victory against the Pumas in London would guarantee the world champions the title regardless of the result in Perth between Australia and New Zealand earlier on Saturday.

Two killed as Morocco police confront Gen Z protesters

The protests, largely driven by young people, erupted on Saturday in response to the government’s decision to invest in new football stadiums for the 2030 FIFA World Cup instead of improving basic public services and addressing the economic crisis.

Deputy Auditor General Fredrick Odhiambo passes way after short illness

Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu conveyed the news on Thursday, expressing deep sorrow and paying tribute to Odhiambo’s dedication and impact.

All boda boda riders in Nairobi to wear unique reflectors under new plan

Governor Sakaja explained that each sacco will be assigned a different colour, which will be displayed on the riders’ jackets, with the sacco name clearly printed. He added that City Hall intends to set a specific deadline for all riders to complete their registration under this new system.

Etale: ODM to target key areas in November by-elections

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) announced that all by-elections will be conducted on November 27, 2025, marking the end of a prolonged period in which some vacant seats had remained without elected leaders for over two years.

Police name attacker behind deadly Manchester synagogue assault

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) confirmed that three additional suspects had been arrested in connection with the incident, which has been declared a terrorist act. The attack happened on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, intensifying shock and fear across the country.

Kilimani, Langata among 16 Nairobi estates to experience two-day water disruption

The shutdown will begin at 6:00 am on Friday, October 3, 2025, and is expected to end at 8:00 am on Saturday, October 4, 2025. NCWSC has advised residents in all affected areas to prepare adequately by storing enough water and using it sparingly.

Court postpones plea for 22 accused of police station arson

Sixteen of the suspects are alleged to have participated in burning down Makongeni Police Station in Thika, while the other six are linked to the torching of Matuu Police Station in Machakos County.

First Somali referee officiates at FIFA World Cup in Chile

Omar Abdulkadir Artan is part of an exclusive team of referees selected for the global competition, representing Africa as the only official from Sub-Saharan Africa. His appointment marks a major milestone for Somali football and for African match officials at the international level.

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Former KDF officer alleges unfair dismissal, claims Sh1.5 million benefits

Muok told the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Defence, Intelligence and Foreign Relations, chaired by Belgut MP Nelson Koech, that he was admitted to the Defence Forces Memorial Hospital in 2018 but was still listed as absent without official leave for 19 days.

Robert Mugabe’s son appears in court on drug possession charge

The 33-year-old was arrested on Wednesday morning after allegedly driving the wrong way down a one-way street, court documents show, prompting police to search a black sling bag he was carrying. Officers claim they found two small sachets of cannabis inside.

Fallen officer Kennedy Nzuve killed in Haiti laid to rest in emotional ceremony

The burial took place at his home in Katuaa, Kalama Sub-County, Machakos County, drawing a large crowd of mourners who came to pay their respects. His wife, Gladys Ndunda, spoke of her husband as a man who cherished his family deeply and brought joy to those around him.

Friday’s police recruitment postponed following court order

The Service said it is actively pursuing appropriate legal remedies to ensure that the recruitment exercise resumes at the earliest possible opportunity.

Murkomen hails Kenyan cops in Haiti as source of honour and pride

Speaking on Thursday, October 2, 2025, at the Kenya School of Government in Nairobi during the Jukwaa la Usalama forum, Murkomen said the officers had brought honour to the country and would strengthen domestic security with the experience gained abroad.

Kiambu MPs push for national government takeover of county health functions

The MPs said the situation in Kiambu had reached crisis levels, with hospitals deserted, patients abandoned, and a rising death toll that they blamed on failed leadership and arrogance.

Banisa by-election hopeful Issack Malela Ali wins residents’ support

At a gathering on Thursday, attended by elders, women and youth, Malela Ali was nominated as the candidate to represent Banisa under the People’s Liberation Party (PLP).

World Number 1 Alcaraz adds voice to calls for less matches

Somali leaders meet in Nairobi, push for creation of 'future council'

The critical meeting comes as the fragile Horn of Africa nation grapples with insecurity, economic hardship and a governance crisis.