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England sides dominate European Champions League matchweek

Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham all delivered wins that propelled four of them into the top eight.

Nairobi expands health services but gaps remain, Sakaja says

The governor revealed that Mutuini Hospital is nearing completion of its ICU project, currently at 90 percent.

Foden answers critics with stunning Etihad reboot

Against Borussia Dortmund, Foden took the spotlight off Erling Haaland, scoring two sumptuous strikes and reminding everyone why he is one of England’s most electrifying talents.

Treasury clears decades-old US loans after major policy shift in Washington

Treasury data shows that Kenya’s debt to the US dropped sharply to $185.47 million (Sh23.9 billion) by June, from $310.13 million (Sh40 billion) a year earlier. This reduction now places the US behind Belgium and Italy among Kenya’s bilateral lenders, marking a significant shift in debt structure.

UK-based Kenyan sues to stop enforcement of Privatisation Act 2025

According to the petition filed in the High Court, Matindi wants the entire Act suspended, arguing that its provisions on the transfer of state assets to private hands undermine the collective ownership of public resources by Kenyan citizens. The court has ordered that Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Parliament be served with the suit papers within three days ahead of a mention scheduled for November 17.

Evening traffic diversions ahead on Ngong Road for flyover works

The project is part of the broader Ngong Road corridor development, which includes the construction of a dual carriageway and an 800-metre-long bridge.

Drought worsens in Asal counties as over two million face hunger

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) projects that about 2.1 million people in the Asal areas will face crisis-level hunger between October and January, marking a slight rise compared to the previous season.

Kidero and 9 ex- Nairobi officials cleared in Sh213 million graft case

The acquitted officials include former County Finance Chief Jimmy Kiamba, ex-County Secretary Lilian Ndegwa, and other senior staff who faced charges such as abuse of office, conspiracy to defraud, and financial misconduct.

Mexico president vows legal action over assault caught on video

Despite her strong campaign promises to address gender-based violence, activists say progress under Sheinbaum’s leadership has been slow. Femicide remains one of Mexico’s most serious challenges, with about 98% of such crimes going unpunished.

New Gikomba market promises safety and dignity for over 1,700 traders

The new facility is equipped with modern features including a basement parking lot, a cold storage room, daycare and youth centres, a hardware section, and a structured layout aimed at improving sanitation, order, and safety.

US ends protected status for South Sudanese after more than a decade

According to a notice from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published Wednesday, affected individuals will have 60 days to leave the country before deportation begins in early January.

Kenya’s private sector posts strongest growth in over three years – PMI

The latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) from Stanbic Bank shows that business activity expanded for the second consecutive month, reaching 52.5 points from 51.9 in September — the highest level since February 2022.

Nakuru police dismantle cyber fraud ring in Tayari raid

The operation was triggered by information provided by alert members of the public, who reported unusual activity at a residential house in Tayari.

Tanzania faces legal battle over election internet blockade

Paradigm Initiative (PIN) said during a virtual press briefing on Wednesday that it is preparing to take the matter to court to ensure that authorities are held accountable for what it termed an unlawful and undemocratic act.

Nairobi on alert as authorities crack down on festive season crime

The DCC said security operations will focus not only on fighting crime but also on protecting vulnerable groups, especially children and women. He noted that the government is working closely with local community policing forums to improve coordination and strengthen vigilance at the grassroots level.

AU rights bodies accused of shielding authoritarian regimes

Their concerns were triggered by a letter allegedly issued on October 27, 2025, congratulating Cameroon’s long-serving President Paul Biya following his re-election in a disputed poll held on October 12.

US to slash flights at 40 major airports as shutdown crisis deepens

According to Bedford, the cutbacks will be phased in gradually, starting with 4 percent of domestic flights being grounded on Friday, 5 percent on Saturday, and 6 percent on Sunday—before reaching the full 10 percent next week. The FAA said the list of affected airports, all major high-traffic hubs, will be released on Thursday.

AMWIK calls out media houses over unsafe workplaces for women

Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation, Mbori highlighted that the media industry, like the wider society, remains largely patriarchal and tends to exclude women from leadership roles and key decision-making positions.

CS Ogamba under pressure as Sh1.1 billion lost to ghost learners

MPs expressed dissatisfaction with the explanation, accusing the CS of being reluctant to act against corruption in his ministry. Minority Whip Millie Odhiambo criticised Ogamba for what she described as inaction and lack of urgency in handling the matter.

AMWIK warns of persistent sexual harassment in Kenyan Media

Queenter Mbori, the executive director of AMWIK, revealed during an interview on Radio Generation that sexual harassment is not only common but deeply entrenched in the media sector.

Madagascar’s Axian telecom acquires Zuku parent firm Wananchi Group in Kenya

For Zuku, the new ownership is expected to bring in fresh capital that will enhance network stability, improve customer experience, and expand fibre coverage. The firm has in the past faced persistent complaints about slow speeds and service interruptions, challenges that Axian says it is ready to tackle as it integrates the brand into its wider operations.

AMWIK boss urges women journalists to leverage digital media to break patriarchy

Mbori emphasized that digital platforms have created new opportunities for women to produce stories independently and assume leadership roles without being constrained by the hierarchies that define mainstream media.

A look into pay deal for varsity lecturers

According to the deal, Sh3.88 billion will be released by December 31, 2025, while the remaining Sh3.88 billion will be paid by July 2026. A separate framework for talks on the 2025–2029 CBA will also be finalised within a month, marking a step towards resolving long-standing pay disputes in the university sector.

Internet blackouts drain over Sh30 billion from Tanzania’s economy – report

The report further indicates that the continued suspension of X, which started on May 21, 2025, has caused additional losses amounting to USD 165.8 million (TZS 408 billion or Sh21 billion). Combined, the two measures have drained more than USD 238 million (TZS 586 billion or Sh30 billion) from the economy.

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Kenyan employee freed after employer pays Sh3 million to Ethiopian kidnappers

According to the Office of Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, Samuel Njagi Mbugua was seized on October 28, 2025, while working as a plant manager at a glass packaging factory in Debre Benha, Amhara Region, roughly 120 kilometres from Addis Ababa.

MPs push for ban on paid surrogacy under new Reproductive Bill

Under the Bill, anyone found engaging in paid surrogacy or trading in human embryos could face a fine of up to Sh10 million or a jail term of up to ten years, or both. The law also bars medical professionals from facilitating such transactions, warning that doctors and embryologists who violate the law will face the same punishment.

Duale: 164 infants, 14 mothers died during Kiambu doctors’ strike

According to the Health CS, attendance in key hospitals, including Thika Level 5 and Kiambu County Referral Hospital, dropped sharply during the industrial action. The number of patients seeking care fell from 80,452 between June and August 2024 to 54,282 in the same period of 2025, leaving more than 26,000 people without medical attention.

Avoid crowds! US embassy in Tanzania warns citizens as calm returns

In a security advisory issued on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the embassy confirmed that the government had lifted the curfew in Dar es Salaam, but noted that a heavy security presence and movement restrictions continue in several parts of the country.

MPs seek clarity on women’s empowerment policy, call for more funding

The legislators argued that the draft policy, while well-intentioned, risks duplicating the work already being done by Women Representatives, who spearhead empowerment programmes in all 47 counties.