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How to check 2025 KJSEA school placements via SMS and online
Education and Career

How to check 2025 KJSEA school placements via SMS and online

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba confirmed that the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) will release the 2025 KJSEA results on December 11, 2025. He stated that the national examinations are a key measure of a student’s readiness to transition into senior secondary schools.

Garissa confirms doctors on permanent terms after talks With KMPDU
News

Garissa confirms doctors on permanent terms after talks With KMPDU

In a clear commitment, the county pledged to reclassify 20 doctors from Job Group M to Job Group Q, with the new letters scheduled for release by December 17, 2025. This change comes as part of a broader plan to motivate staff and ensure that qualified professionals are properly recognized within the county’s health system.

Nominated MP Joseph Denar Hamisi is dead
Top Stories

Nominated MP Joseph Denar Hamisi is dead

Announcing his death on Saturday, Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetang’ula described Denar as “humble” and “steadfast in service to the nation” and conveyed heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and all who worked closely with him.

Jambojet tops African airlines in passenger occupancy
Business

Jambojet tops African airlines in passenger occupancy

Jambojet commands approximately 52 percent of Kenya’s domestic air travel market, a share that reflects the country’s rising demand for affordable and accessible flights. The airline operates as a subsidiary of Kenya Airways and is based in Nairobi, serving both local and regional destinations.

Ethiopia and Egypt lock horns again over GERD water levels
Global Affairs

Ethiopia and Egypt lock horns again over GERD water levels

The tensions come as Nile Basin nations prepare for a meeting in Bujumbura aimed at advancing a cooperative framework and establishing a basin commission. The commission would serve as a platform for shared management of the river and its tributaries, though Egypt has yet to ratify the agreement, slowing progress.

Senator Oburu clarifies why Beryl will be buried at Kang'o Ka Jaramogi
News

Senator Oburu clarifies why Beryl will be buried at Kang'o Ka Jaramogi

Oburu noted that some community members were unsure about the choice because Luo tradition often places a woman’s grave outside the main compound or at her husband’s home. Oburu explained that the only part of the process that differs is the exact burial spot, while all cultural steps required during a woman’s burial will still be followed.

From tributes to viral hits: Songs that shaped Kenya in 2025
News

From tributes to viral hits: Songs that shaped Kenya in 2025

East African pop songs continued to thrive online. Mbosso’s Pawa gained massive popularity through TikTok and Instagram reels, driven by dance challenges that swept across social media. The song’s rhythm and energy made it a favourite among younger audiences, showing how digital culture shapes national music tastes.

Commonwealth voices concern over Tanzania’s human rights and democracy
Global Affairs

Commonwealth voices concern over Tanzania’s human rights and democracy

CMAG decided to place Tanzania on its Formal Agenda for the next meeting in March 2026, with conditions that must be met. These include granting full access for the Special Envoy to all stakeholders, lifting restrictions on freedom of assembly and expression, holding an inter-party forum on upcoming elections, and ensuring transparent accountability for those responsible for violence.

DRC peace pact questioned as eastern region braces for unrest
Global Affairs

DRC peace pact questioned as eastern region braces for unrest

The accord, designed to halt years of fighting and establish lasting stability along the DRC-Rwanda border, includes measures for a permanent ceasefire, disarmament of non-state actors such as the M-23 militia, and new economic initiatives involving US investment in the region’s mineral resources.

Israel warns citizens against travel to Tanzania ahead of new December protests
Global Affairs

Israel warns citizens against travel to Tanzania ahead of new December protests

According to the embassy, the post-election period has seen violent street confrontations, road closures, curfews, and a near-total disruption of internet services, creating serious challenges for daily life and travel. Transportation networks, including roads and airports, have been heavily affected, and temporary closures of airports cannot be ruled out.