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ODM–Azimio pact still valid in law, Governance expert warns

Mucendu likens ODM to a majority shareholder whose exit would collapse the coalition, raising questions about power, identity and succession in Kenyan politics.

Nairobi police intercept 10 Ethiopians in suspected trafficking case

The arrests come amid rising alarm over human trafficking in Kenya, which ranks among the highest in Africa for such crimes.

Police move to access mobile data in probe of Witima church disruption

Reports indicate that a teargas canister was thrown into the church, halting proceedings, while several vehicles inside the compound were damaged. Fortunately, no injuries were immediately reported.

Sh1 million illegal pesticides intercepted at Busia border

The Pest Control Products Board (PCPB) reported that officers discovered the consignment on Wednesday morning while it was being transported from Kampala to Nairobi on a Mash Poa bus.

Supkem urges Ruto to declare Northern and Coastal drought a national disaster

The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (Supkem) says the drought is endangering livelihoods in at least 23 counties, putting pastoralists and local communities at serious risk.

All 166 abducted church worshippers freed after Kaduna attacks in Nigeria

The group explained that gunmen stormed the churches on January 18, taking 177 people hostage and forcing them into nearby forests. Eleven individuals escaped during the initial raid, leaving 166 missing at the time.

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Kenya reopens border for miraa road exports after 15 years

The move is expected to revitalize the industry, boost incomes in Meru, and limit exploitation by cartels that dominated airport exports.

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US and Iran prepare for Oman talks amid rising conflict fears

President Donald Trump has warned that the US could strike Iran if no agreement is reached. The US has sent thousands of troops to the region, along with what Trump calls an “armada,” which includes an aircraft carrier, additional warships, and fighter jets.

ODM rejects Azimio reshuffle, claims Oburu Oginga ignored

The party claims that former President Uhuru Kenyatta, acting as Azimio Council Chairman, moved to implement the reshuffle without involving all coalition members.

Ruto condoles with Johnson Muthama’s family over son’s death, offers support

The family has previously suffered loss, following the death of Moses’ sibling, Janet Njoki, in 2022.

Young Kenyans being taken abroad on visitor visas by rogue agents, CS Mutua warns

In recent months, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has recorded a spike in complaints from Kenyans who traveled abroad under misleading arrangements. Some were sent on the wrong visa type, while others were deceived about the work awaiting them.

Ruto’s roadside directive exposes Nyandarua Governor over Sh1.5bn hospital project

Governor Badilisha told the senators that the stalling of the JM Memorial County Referral Hospital is a result of terminating the contract with the contractor (Blue Valley Enterprise LTD) and transferring the services to the Department of Defense (DOD).

Sha’Carri, Coleman plead not guilty after high‑speed Florida arrest

The pair have now entered not guilty pleas to the charges, setting the stage for a legal battle that has captured headlines and raised questions about what really happened that night.

Why World Athletics will not ratify Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo's record

At last year’s Barcelona Half Marathon, Kiplimo produced a display of speed that left spectators breathless.

Nyamira tea factories retain Sh24 rate amid weak prices, low demand

KTDA has confirmed Nyamira tea factories will retain the Sh24 per kilo green leaf rate, citing weak prices and low absorption, while urging farmers to maintain quality and deliveries for future gains.

UN Rights Office seeks Sh51.6 billion as funding cuts hit 17 countries

Türk said the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights is struggling to respond to conflict, inequality and instability due to chronic underfunding that has already reduced staff, cut monitoring work and weakened protection for vulnerable communities.

UK-Kenya trade hits Sh360 billion as forum unveils new deals, climate fund

The sustained record trade levels reflect a strong demand for Kenyan exports to the UK, particularly tea, coffee, and horticultural products known for their high quality.

Registrar of Political Parties: Party loyalty key to retaining elected seats

Registrar of Political Parties John Cox Lorionokou outlines Kenya’s party membership and coalition rules, warning elected leaders they risk losing seats if they switch parties mid‑term.

65 killed, 400 injured in Kenya’s 2025 protests amid rights abuses - report

Online activists faced arrests under cybercrime and terrorism laws, while journalists reporting on demonstrations were subjected to physical attacks, according to HRW.

Ruth Odinga defends Sifuna in ODM row

In a statement, Ruth Odinga said the backlash against Sifuna intensified after his interview on Citizen TV, where he raised concerns about the source of funds used in recent ODM-linked public conventions, including the high cost of helicopters, large tents and branded merchandise.

Thermal plant retirements leave power supply gaps

Official records show that as of June 2025, installed capacity stood at 3,192 megawatts, down from 3,199.9 megawatts in June 2024 and 3,311.10 megawatts in June 2023.

Garissa Referral Hospital leads regional fight against surging cancer cases

Head and neck cancers account for the largest proportion of patients currently undergoing treatment at the referral Hospital.

Ashira: Community Health Promoters key but under-supported in Kenya

At the grassroots, public health relies on Community Health Promoters (CHPs) who link households to healthcare services, provide sanitation education, and support disease prevention. Each CHP is expected to serve roughly 100 households.

Health union calls for urgent regulation of Community Health Promoters

Olaly said the union is seeking engagement with the Ministry of Health to establish a clear training curriculum and regulatory framework for Community Health Promoters.

Treasury extends deadline for Kenya commercial spaceport bids

Under the procurement process, the selected consultant will offer transaction advisory services to guide the project through structuring, financing and eventual implementation.

KNEC releases TVET certificates for 2024 examination series

KNEC has directed that individual candidates will not receive the certificates directly. Instead, the documents will be distributed through the respective colleges, which are required to coordinate with the council to facilitate collection.

Registrar of Political Parties explains rules behind Kenya’s political coalitions

Coalition political parties can be formed by as few as three parties or by twenty or more. They can come togethe either before or after elections.

Man sentenced to life in prison for 2024 attempt on Trump's life

Routh, 59, was found guilty last year of trying to kill Trump, then still a presidential candidate, at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.