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Raila remembered in powerful Mashujaa Day performances

The tributes, filled with symbolism and emotion, stood out as a powerful reminder of Raila's place in Kenya’s political journey.

Isak does not deserve to start ahead of Ekitike, Rooney says

Sweden international Isak, 25, joined the Reds at the start of September from Newcastle for £125m, but has scored one goal - in the League Cup - in seven appearances in all competitions. Sunday's defeat by Manchester United at Anfield was his third Premier League start in a row without scoring.

Kindiki calls for reflection and renewal on Mashujaa day

Kindiki said the day is a reminder of the struggles and courage of countless men and women who gave their lives to defend Kenya’s sovereignty and dignity.

Panic sets in for frustrated Piastri as Formula 1 lead slips further

Piastri has seen his once luxurious lead of more than 100 points ahead of rampant third-placed four time champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull cut to just 40 after the Dutch driver's Texas triumph on Sunday.

Kipyegon, Chebet among sports personalities to be feted at 2025 Mashujaa Day celebrations

The names of this year’s Mashujaa Day honorees was proposed through a nationwide vetting process coordinated by the National Heroes Council in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and National Administration.

KETRACO launches master plan to expand and stabilize grid

General Manager Eng. Antony Musyoka said the plan targets 8,000 kilometres of new transmission lines and 15,000 MVA in added capacity, supporting Kenya’s push for reliable, accessible electricity to power economic growth.

Emphatic Toroitich destroys field in Amsterdam

Much of the focus in the men’s race was on defending champion and two-time winner Tsegay Getachew and double Olympic champion Joshua Cheptegei but Toroitich overshadowed them for the victory.

Amorim gifts long suffering United fans something to celebrate at last

"That was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United. It means a lot today but tomorrow it won't mean a lot," said Amorim.

Analysts blame IEBC hurdles for poor voter turnout

Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, October, 20, 2025, Kinuthia and Arnold said that logistical and technical hurdles continue to discourage citizens from registering or updating their voter details.

Swahili Pot founder champions for sustainable youth empowerment

Noor said many young people who attend training sessions or mentorship programs often struggle with basic needs such as food and transport, which in turn affects their participation and consistency.

CAF Champions League Wrap: Sundowns, Simba victorious, Pirates troubled

South African giants Mamelodi Sundowns, last season's finalists, took a commanding lead in their CAF Champions League 2025/26 second preliminary round tie after thrashing Nigeria’s Remo Stars 5–1 away on Sunday.

English Premier League Review: What we learnt this weekend

United's first victory at Anfield since 2016 gave under-fire boss Ruben Amorim a much-needed boost.

Harness creativity, digital skills for online jobs- ICT expert Noor tells youth

Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on October 20, 2025, Noor stressed that innovation thrives when diverse talents come together, particularly in environments that encourage creativity and collaboration.

CAF Confederation Cup Wrap: Nairobi United upset Etoile' in Nairobi

Nairobi United went ahead in the 37th minute through Ovella Ochieng, who fired home from close range after a defensive lapse. Buoyed by a vocal crowd, Nairobi United doubled their lead shortly after halftime when John Otieno’s curling effort found the back of the net in the 52nd minute.

Live Blog: Mashujaa Day 2025

At least 20,000 guests are expected to attend the event, where President William Ruto is set to give a national address.

Hungry Verstappen clear he is targeting a fifth world title with US GP win

The 28-year-old Dutchman has now collected 119 points from a possible 135 over the last five Grand Prix weekends – a run that has also coincided with improvements in form from both Mercedes and Ferrari.

US announces attack on Colombia rebel group boat as Trump ends aid

The United States has had warships deployed in the Caribbean off Venezuela since August and has attacked at least six boats it said were running drugs toward the United States, killing at least 27 people so far.

MPs demand answers from Kenya Power over audit irregularities

The Auditor-General warned that the persistent shortfall could threaten Kenya Power’s ability to remain operational, raising fears about the sustainability of the country’s main power distributor.

Pope Leo XIV canonises seven new saints at St Peter’s square

Among the newly canonised were Saint Ignatius Maloyan, an Armenian archbishop who died during the 1915 genocide; Saint Peter To Rot, Papua New Guinea’s first saint, killed for defending the sanctity of marriage; and Saint Vincenza Maria Poloni from Italy.

Rafah incident tests Gaza truce as Israel strikes targets after attack on troops

Hospital staff reported heavy casualties across the territory after a series of strikes, and residents described explosions and smoke filling the sky as ambulances raced to hit sites.

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Military honors Raila Odinga with flag presentation to Mama Ida

The gesture was a symbol of the country’s gratitude for Raila’s decades of public service and his unwavering dedication to Kenya’s democratic journey.

Explaining the gun salute and last post in State funerals

Military honours are steeped in history and ceremony, serving as formal expressions of respect, remembrance, and solemnity. In Kenya and other Commonwealth nations, the gun salute and the Last Post are central to state occasions, funerals, and memorials. These rituals are precise, disciplined, and carry deep meaning, representing honour, mourning, and a final farewell.

Inside Raila’s last days: Ruto details health struggles and evacuation

The President said doctors abroad were increasingly worried about Odinga’s condition, leading his medical team, headed by Dr. Oluoch Olunya, to make repeated adjustments to his treatment. Despite his illness, Odinga remained engaged in national affairs, keeping in touch with Ruto while the President attended the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Speaker Wetang’ula hands Ida Odinga Raila’s complete Parliamentary record

The volume chronicles Raila Odinga’s long career in Parliament, from his early days as a Member of Parliament to his tenure as Kenya’s second Prime Minister (2008–2013). It includes his debates, motions, bills, petitions, and the historic “Prime Minister’s Question Time,” highlighting his tireless work for democracy, equality, and justice.

Ruto: ODM will either form next government or be part of it

The President highlighted the role of political parties in sustaining democracy, national unity, and accountability, stressing that meaningful development and good governance cannot exist without stable political institutions.

Last bow: Raila honoured with 17-gun salute in dignified military farewell

At precisely 16:53, the KDF artillery unit fired 17 rounds into the air. Each echo resonated across the fields of Bondo, symbolizing the nation’s respect for Raila’s dedication to freedom, justice, and democracy.

Crowd breaks through security to access Raila’s burial site

Teams from the Kenya Defence Forces, National Police Service, and county security units had set up multiple lines of protection around the homestead to regulate access. Yet, the sheer number of people outside the gates overwhelmed them, resulting in a brief lapse in order.

Ruto opens up on his final engagements with Raila

President Ruto said he frequently consulted with the ODM leader and remained in close contact even as his health worsened.

Ruto: I’m a proud student of Raila’s political engineering

Ruto reflected on their long political journey, recalling the 2022 general election where they faced off in what he described as a contest between a teacher and his student.