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Agyemang carried off in sickening moment that halted England celebrations

Agyemang, introduced as a second-half substitute, lasted just 13 minutes before collapsing with what appeared to be a knee injury.

Five arrested in crackdown on highway robbery syndicate targeting truck rivers

The arrests came after numerous reports of truck hijackings and highway robberies in central and eastern Kenya. The gang, which impersonated police and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) officers, used military-style uniforms, toy pistols, and handcuffs to deceive drivers into halting their vehicles.

Ruto-ODM alliance could redefine Kenya’s political landscape, analyst says

Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Ojijo said the proposed partnership, if realized, would “redefine Kenya’s power dynamics” by merging UDA’s grassroots mobilisation with ODM’s national reach.

El-Fasher falls as fears of mass killings grip Sudan

International observers warn the city could now face one of the bloodiest episodes of the ongoing civil war, which began in April 2023 and has already claimed tens of thousands of lives and displaced nearly 12 million people. The United Nations said there were credible reports of “summary executions,” while experts from Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab released satellite images showing what appeared to be “piles of bodies executed en masse.”

Health Ministry takes tough stance on hospitals linked to maternal deaths

The report identifies postpartum haemorrhage as the leading cause of maternal deaths, with Tana River, Garissa, West Pokot, Elgeyo Marakwet, Machakos, Homa Bay, Siaya, Wajir, Kilifi, Murang’a, Makueni, Migori, and Turkana counties having the highest fatalities. Kenya’s maternal mortality ratio remains at 355 per 100,000 live births, while neonatal mortality is 21 per 1,000 live births.

35 Ugandan activists accuse Kenya of illegal arrests and secret transfer to Kampala

Among the petitioners is a refugee officially registered in Kenya and serving as Director of the Community Support Initiative for Refugees. He told the court that he had travelled from Nairobi to Kisumu to join the delegation and spend the night with them at the training venue before the incident occurred.

Twice-yearly HIV prevention shot gets green light in South Africa

The approval signals a new era for HIV prevention efforts in Africa’s most affected nation, where millions continue to live with the virus. Developed by US biopharmaceutical firm Gilead Sciences, lenacapavir was submitted for approval in March 2025 and has now been officially registered for use among HIV-negative adults and adolescents at high risk of infection.

High Court orders police and DPP to produce Mwenda Mbijiwe within 7 days

Justice Martin Muya issued the directive on Tuesday, giving the two top officials seven days to present Mbijiwe in court—either alive or dead. The ruling followed an urgent petition filed by his mother, Jane Gatwiri, seeking to compel the government to disclose her son’s whereabouts and secure his immediate release.

Deadly strikes hit Gaza amid hostage dispute with Hamas

The Hamas-run Civil Defence agency reported that at least 33 Palestinians were killed in the strikes, which hit homes, schools, and residential buildings in Gaza City, Beit Lahia, al-Bureij, Nuseirat, and Khan Younis. Witnesses said the explosions were powerful, with blasts heard across northern and southern parts of the enclave.

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Parents told to bear cost of damaged school property after student riots

During his visit to Litein Boys’ High School in Kericho County on Monday, Ogamba said the Ministry of Education would not allocate public funds to rebuild infrastructure ruined by learners, warning that parents would shoulder the cost to discourage similar unrest in future.

Murkomen: 602 illegal guns surrendered as security improves in North Rift

CS Murkomen said the disarmament operation, which has been underway for several months, has helped restore peace and stability in areas that were once hotspots of conflict. He noted that the exercise has reduced cases of bandit attacks and allowed residents to resume their normal lives.

African leaders accuse Tanzania of political persecution ahead of polls

They urged Tanzanian authorities to allow Heche’s family and lawyers access to him and to publicly demonstrate that he is being treated humanely. The statement cautioned that continued silence from the state could amount to an enforced disappearance and a violation of both national and international human rights laws

Hope for Cancer patients as SHA plans to raise treatment limit to Sh1 million

The proposal, aimed at easing the financial strain on thousands of patients, was revealed by SHA Chief Executive Officer Dr. Mercy Mwangangi when she appeared before the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health.

Kenya defends human rights record after queries by UN experts

In a statement seen by Radio Generation, Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs Minister Musalia Mudavadi reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to international human rights obligations.

NACADA seizes Sh5.2 million counterfeit alcohol in Kitengela raid

The Tuesday morning operation was part of a coordinated effort involving officers from the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA), the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), and the National Police Service.

Judiciary elevates court-annexed mediation taskforce to steering committee

Chief Justice Martha Koome made the announcement after meeting with members of the Taskforce, commending them for their exemplary work in promoting mediation as a trusted and accessible path to justice across the country.

Viktor Gyokeres emerges from Brighton's what-ifs

Sold for just £1m in 2021, Gyokeres has since exploded into a club-record calibre striker:

Sunderland's surge under Regis Le Bris

Regis Le Bris is no headline-grabbing tactician; he is a methodical, quietly intense coach who thrives on process.

Civil society groups dismiss Tanzanian elections as a sham

The Pan-African Progressive Leaders Network, Vocal Africa, the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC), and PAWA 254 condemned what they described as a coronation, not an election.

England v Australia preview: “It will feel like a revenge game” says Toone

When England beat Australia in the 2023 Women’s World Cup semi-final in Sydney, it left wounds that still sting.

Weatherman issues heavy rainfall alert for Nairobi Metropolis

In its latest advisory, the weatherman noted that the rain is likely to be accompanied by isolated storms, especially during the afternoon, evening, and early morning hours. The public has been urged to remain cautious and take safety measures to avoid accidents and property damage.

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Court orders recovery of Sh2.8 billion Karura Forest land grabbed by private firm

According to EACC, the case was first lodged in 2007 by its predecessor, the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission (KACC), following investigations that revealed how public forest land had been irregularly transferred and subdivided.

22-year-old charged over fake KCSE exam paper syndicate in Meru

The suspect, identified as Chrispinus Nandafu Naisuma, was arrested in Kianjai, Tigania West, Meru County, following a sting operation by detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).

Kenya, US renew partnership to strengthen digital prosecution and justice systems

Among the notable milestones of the ODPP–USDOJ partnership is the joint development of the Inter-Agency Guidelines on Counter-Terrorism and Counter-Financing of Terrorism (2024), which provide a unified operational framework for coordination among the ODPP, security agencies, and the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).

Education ministry addresses reports of KJSEA exam paper mix-ups

Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok said the ministry, working closely with the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), had ensured that all affected candidates were able to sit their exams without disruption.

Suspect detained for 21 days over murder of missing UoN student

Jane, a 20-year-old second-year student at the university’s Kikuyu Campus, went missing on October 3, 2025. Her disappearance was reported to Kikuyu Police Station ten days later after her family’s efforts to trace her failed.

Kenyan runner Esther Gitahi banned for four years after faking illness to get EPO

Gitahi’s urine sample, taken on April 13, 2024, during the Boston B.A.A. 5K event, tested positive for EPO, a banned performance-enhancing hormone that boosts red blood cell production and improves endurance. Laboratory results from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-accredited facility in South Jordan, Utah, confirmed the violation.

Ill-fated Mombasa Air Safari aircraft lost radar contact 10 minutes after take off

The government has deployed investigators from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Department (AAID) to the scene to determine the cause of the accident.