Attorney General given seven days to respond in Muthurwa eviction case
The matter, which was first filed in 2022, has remained unresolved for almost four years, causing frustration for the Kenya Railways Staff Retirement Benefits Scheme trustees.
The matter, which was first filed in 2022, has remained unresolved for almost four years, causing frustration for the Kenya Railways Staff Retirement Benefits Scheme trustees.
Since the Code Blue emergency was declared on January 19, which eased entry rules at homeless shelters, about 1,400 people have been moved indoors for protection from the elements.
The authority said the upcoming bus bays will provide secure and organised zones for passengers to board and alight, reducing congestion and improving the movement of vehicles.
Council of Governors cites intimidation and political witch-hunts, pledges to appear only once per audit cycle before Senate Public Investments Committee while calling for urgent drought mitigation in ASAL counties.
The former Deputy President claimed that on Sunday, police officers mounted a roadblock at Karati River to block his entourage from entering Nakuru County from Nyandarua to address a public meeting at Kinamba Trading Centre in Naivasha.
The DPP has charged William Imoli alias Imo, Edwin Odour Odhiambo alias Machuani, Ebel Ochieng alias Dave Calo, Isaac Kuria and Allan Ogola with the offence of murder. They are accused of killing Ong’ondo Were on the night of April 30, 2025, at around 7.40 p.m.
Senators threatened to suspend funding for several counties after governors skipped a Senate accountability session, accusing them of negligence and evasion amid corruption concerns and a governors’ retreat in Kilifi.
In a joint statement released on Monday, the ministers denounced the illegal Israeli decisions and measures aimed at imposing unlawful Israeli sovereignty, entrenching settlement activity, and enforcing a new legal and administrative reality in the occupied West Bank.
Four counties- Mandera, Wajir, Kwale and Kilifi- have been categorised as being in the worst-hit crisis phase, while 10 counties are now classified as facing a full-blown crisis.
The call comes ahead of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting scheduled for February 10, 2026, where policymakers are expected to weigh domestic inflation trends, credit growth, exchange rate stability and global economic pressures.
Kenya and Italy have signed a new education cooperation MoU in Nairobi, expanding collaboration in higher education, research, innovation and skills, with a focus on mobility, AI and technical training.
KURA has awarded a Ksh3.9bn contract to Chinese and Kenyan firms to upgrade roads, bridges and walkways around Talanta Sports City in Nairobi ahead of AFCON 2027, aiming to cut congestion and improve safety.
The High Court has denied bail to police officer Klinzy Baraza over the fatal shooting of mask vendor Boniface Kariuki in Nairobi’s CBD, citing witness safety, public order, and case integrity.
In a statement issued on February 9, 2026, the Society said the complaints, widely shared on social media, largely involve associates, interns and pupils in law firms and other organisations, including NGOs.
According to KNCHR, the violations have had a disproportionate impact on vulnerable groups, including women, children and older persons.
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs has repeatedly urged Kenyans seeking employment abroad to rely only on officially sanctioned channels and to report suspected cases of fraud to the relevant authorities.
Tarrant claims his mental health deteriorated in solitary confinement, forcing him to plead guilty under “irrationality” and nervous exhaustion.
Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura says Kenya is fully implementing the NADCO report through administrative action, 16 bills and possible referendums, rejecting Edwin Sifuna’s claims of inaction ahead of a March 7 deadline.
The agreement was formalized during the official launch of the Med-Or Italian Foundation Africa Office in Nairobi, attended by Anna Maria Bernini, Italy’s Minister of University and Research and Principal Secretary for the State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries, Betsy Njagi, among other officials.
Kenya’s IPOA has deployed a Rapid Response Team to investigate the fatal shooting of 21-year-old student Sheril Adhiambo in Nairobi’s Huruma area, aiming to establish accountability and reassure the public.
The unit, formed under the National Police Service Standing (Amendment) Orders, 2025, aims to enhance coordination between administrative officers and law enforcement, ensuring efficient execution of national functions across the country.
IGAD officials say Sudan’s return strengthens regional unity and reinforces collective efforts toward peace, stability, and cooperation, as the organisation signals readiness to support Sudan through ongoing challenges.
The crackdown aims to stop illegal alcohol manufacture and narcotics distribution. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious activity via toll-free numbers or anonymously.
Speaking during the New Year Diplomatic Briefing at State House, Nairobi, the President emphasized Kenya’s commitment to offering dialogue venues, humanitarian corridors, and coordination with regional and international partners to address the situation.
Interim coach Simon Odongo urges Kenya Lionesses to set the tone at Nyayo Stadium as the World Rugby Sevens Division Two Series begins, launching their push for core-team status this season.
In Botswana, Kenya’s senior squad will contest the team event from February 9–12, followed by individual competitions from February 13–15.
During the annual general meeting held on Friday, NSSF Chief Executive Officer Charles Koros acknowledged that some of the title documents held by the institution have little value because the parcels were never legally available for purchase.