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Nottingham Forest sack Sean Dyche

Nottingham Forest have sacked Sean Dyche after a goalless draw with Wolves left them three points above the drop zone, marking their fourth managerial change of a turbulent season.

Maraga slams Ruto over Northern Kenya relief efforts as drought worsens

Maraga, who is seeking the presidency, criticised the President on Wednesday through social media, claiming that Ruto’s engagement with local communities relies on orchestrated rallies rather than direct interaction with the people most affected by drought and underdevelopment.

EACC launches probe into Bungoma over Sh6.6 million Christmas event and trip

During a Senate review, Governor Kenneth Lusaka was pressed to explain the Christmas tree event, held in September 2019, which occurred months before the festive season. The audit indicates that the funds used were withdrawn through a county imprest, raising concerns about proper financial procedures.

Gor Mahia Sweep January Awards

Gor Mahia swept the January Coach and Player of the Month awards as Gabriel Akonnor and David Ochuoga drove an unbeaten run that opened a four-point SportPesa League lead.

India waives penalties for Kenyan visa overstayers, PS Njogu says

She also details a penalty waiver negotiated with India to help visa overstayers return home without paying thousands of rupees in fines.

AG defends Trade Ministry as levy faces judicial review

The dispute comes months after the Trade, Investments and Industry Ministry introduced the Standards (Standards Levy) Order 2025 through the Kenya Bureau of Standards.

NCA explains how Kirinyaga Road building collapse happened

The Authority confirmed that the building, planned to reach 10 floors, had been officially registered with the government and had fulfilled all mandatory requirements, including employing a contractor, architect, and quantity surveyor.

Onyonka: Kenya is a “den of thieves” as Governors, Senators clash over bribery

The Council of Governors (CoG) submitted a signed resolution to the Senate Speaker, claiming the legislators had been “consistently cited” in complaints over County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC) proceedings, which county chiefs describe as political witch-hunts, extortion, and intimidation.

PS Njogu warns Kenyans on unlicensed agents, risky war jobs abroad

Njogu said families continue to seek state intervention after recruits travel knowingly or unknowingly into combat situations, despite prior government advisories against such destinations.

Cyclone Gezani kills 31, leaves Toamasina in crisis

Cyclone Gezani hit Toamasina, Madagascar’s second-largest city, with winds reaching 250 kilometres per hour.

Azimio Executive Director highlights 14 million voters could shape 2027 election

IEBC Chairperson Erastus Ethekon has encouraged all eligible Kenyans, especially millennials and Gen Z voters, to participate and ensure their voices are heard in the 2027 elections.

Senator Sifuna breaks silence, set to address Nation after SG position ouster

Catherine Omanyo, who has been serving as Deputy Secretary General, will now hold the position in an acting role pending the election of a substantive office bearer.

PS Njogu defends Kenya’s stand on human trafficking, details State action

Principal Secretary for Diaspora Affairs Roseline Njogu says while the country is a key travel and business centre, it should not be labelled a trafficking hub.

Nairobi man charged over Sh11.4m cyber heist on microfinance lender

Prosecutors told the court that dozens of transactions were processed through the lender’s system and key records wiped out, pointing to possible manipulation of internal controls.

Trump, Netanyahu stress continued Iran talks despite no deal

Netanyahu, who has visited Washington six times since Trump returned to office, the most by any foreign leader, was expected to push for a deal that would not only halt uranium enrichment but also restrict Iran’s ballistic missile programme and curb its support for armed groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.

Why 14-day clause seals leadership changes, says Kisia

Kisia maintained that the leadership changes were carried out in line with the coalition agreement. He said members first gave time to mourn Raila Odinga, who passed on October 15, before making any adjustments.

Tears, defiance and dismissal: How Sifuna lost grip on ODM

For eight years, Sifuna was a central figure in ODM, known for his outspoken style and fierce loyalty to Raila. But the former party leader’s death last October created a vacuum that exposed divisions within the party and left Sifuna increasingly isolated.

Actor James Van Der Beek dies at 48 after battle with bowel cancer

Van Der Beek, a father of six, received his diagnosis in late 2023 but revealed his condition to the public in November 2024.

Chakama Deaths: Mackenzie, seven others charged in court

The eight suspects face charges under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, the Penal Code, and additional murder-related counts before the High Court.

How Kenyans Are Tricked in Slavery; It's No Longer About Saudi Arabia ~Sophie Otiende

Ruto Must Answer for Youth Killings Before 2027; No Justice! No Vote!! ~ Ruth Ambogo & Sheila Olang

If Edwin Sifuna & Babu Owino are Chased Out of ODM, It Is Finished –Here’s Why: Prof. Herman Manyora

Caleb Amisi: Why Edwin Sifuna & I Have Been Kicked Out Of ODM - I Warned Him About Oburu Odinga

Police identify 18-year-old as suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting

Authorities confirmed the suspect, Jesse Van Rootselaar, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene, while the motive behind the attack remains unclear.

ODM faces tighter discipline as Mbadi backs Sifuna’s removal

Mbadi defended Sifuna’s ouster as a necessary measure to safeguard ODM’s structure. He argued that expecting a senior official to stay in office while pursuing a path contrary to the party’s direction was unrealistic.

Senator Oburu says ODM’s eyes on Deputy President seat as 2027 nears

Oburu said there should be no doubt that ODM has set its sights on the office, stressing that the party’s interest is about public service, not personal rivalries.

AU, UN and partners demand de-escalation of Sudan conflict

In a joint statement, the five bodies — collectively known as the Quintet — expressed “grave concern at the continued escalation of the conflict in the Sudan” and urged parties to stop further military action.

Mbadi: NEC’s recommendation on Sifuna follows party rules

Mbadi explained that the next steps involve review by the National Governing Council (NGC) and subsequent ratification at the National Delegates Conference (NDC), in accordance with the party constitution.

How Staying With Your Parents Affects Your Love Life After A Certain Age

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