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Government reports 845 mob justice cases, 579 deaths since January

Speaking in the Senate, Murkomen said the toll of these attacks is severe, with 579 people killed and 266 others injured, highlighting the lethal nature of the phenomenon.

Kisumu court releases 10 Linda Mwananchi rally violence suspects on bond

The court ruled that the suspects do not pose a security threat and upheld their constitutional right to bail.

CS Murkomen calls for continuous police training to curb brutality at public gatherings

Murkomen emphasized that proper and regular training is key to reducing incidents of police brutality during public gatherings.

KNH saves premature twin in Kenya’s first neonatal balloon heart procedure

Kenyatta National Hospital has performed Kenya’s first balloon pulmonary valvuloplasty on a premature newborn, stabilising a 34-week twin with critical heart valve stenosis and signalling progress in local neonatal cardiac care.

IEBC opens 12,520 temporary positions ahead of nationwide voter registration

Applicants must be Kenyan citizens aged 19 and above, with a minimum of KCSE grade C- (minus) or its equivalent, and possess computer skills.

ODM’s Philip Etale urges youth to seek change through the ballot, not streets

Drawing from his own experience, Etale spoke about the deep physical and emotional pain he endured during past anti government protests. He linked his health struggles to repeated exposure to tear gas during demonstrations, saying the impact stayed with him long after the protests ended.

Uganda opposition accuses State of ‘Judicial Sabotage’ in Besigye trial

Besigye, a former four-time presidential candidate and once close ally of President Yoweri Museveni, has been in detention since November 2024, after being allegedly abducted in Nairobi and presented in a Ugandan military court on charges of treason and illegal firearms possession, allegations he denies.

TSC flags court delays affecting CEO recruitment to Chief Justice Koome

Previously, a petition by Thomas Mosomi Oyugi was dismissed after the court ruled that it lacked merit and did not demonstrate a public interest impact.

Kisumu Governor confirms SGR phase 2B and 2C construction to begin in March

The SGR Phase 2B line will stretch approximately 264 kilometres, forming a vital connection between the Lake Region and Kenya’s wider railway network.

Murang’a, Nakuru and Kiambu lead in county automation drive

Murang’a achieved a score of 98.3 per cent, leading all 47 counties. Nakuru followed with 87.3 per cent, Kiambu with 83.9 per cent, Kisumu at 81.2 per cent, and Meru completed the top five in the ranking.

Kenya launches Unified Digital Platform for diaspora services

Kenya’s Consulate General in Dubai has announced integration of diaspora services on a unified eCitizen–DIIMS platform, centralising registration, emergency requests and crisis reporting for Kenyans living abroad.

NTSA unveils Sh42bn smart licences, instant fines system

The project is expected to cost Sh42 billion in the first two to three years, funded entirely through private debt and equity. Under the programme, 700 fixed and 300 mobile speed enforcement cameras will be installed along highways, supported by a National Command and Control Centre to monitor compliance.

Dennis Onsarigo predicts coalition politics ahead of 2027 election

The Orange Democratic Movement has been struggling to maintain unity since the death of its long-time leader in late 2025. Tensions flared in February 2026 when the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) dismissed Secretary General Edwin Sifuna over alleged indiscipline and procedural breaches. Catherine Omanyo’s appointment as his replacement intensified the divisions.

Wandayi stands by political activities, cites legal rights for CSs

Despite serving in government, Wandayi emphasized his loyalty to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), asserting that he remains an active lifelong member.

Champions League: Bodo/Glimt stun Inter as Atletico, Newcastle, Leverkusen advance

Bodo/Glimt eliminated Inter Milan with a 5-2 aggregate shock in Milan, as Atletico Madrid, Newcastle United and Bayer Leverkusen all secured Champions League last-16 places on Tuesday.

Etale: ODM members will rise above rivalry and come together

Etale used the biblical story of the prodigal son to illustrate his point, highlighting that even those who have strayed from the party will ultimately return.

Onsarigo: How ODM splits could complicate Ruto’s strategy to win over Raila’s base

Within ODM, the camps led by party leader Oburu Oginga and embattled secretary general Edwin Sifuna have gone all out in the battle to inherit Raila’s political turf.

MPs call for full audit as State Lodge land disputes rise

State House Comptroller Katoo ole Metito highlighted Kisumu and Nakuru lodges as the most affected.

MPs reject IEBC’s Sh63 billion request, approve Sh43 billion for 2027 polls

The Commission anticipates registering 28.63 million voters, including 6.3 million new entrants identified from the National Population Register, across 55,393 polling stations, an increase of 9,169 stations from the 46,229 used in the 2022 elections.

African youth face deepening challenges, LEAP Africa says

, Nwakanma explained that LEAP Africa, a 24-year-old youth development organization founded in Nigeria and now operating across the continent, was established to foster a new generation of African leaders.

Gathungu warns of e-GP failures as Mbadi pledges fix

The disagreement emerged during a joint appearance before Parliamentary committees on Budget and Finance, where each official presented starkly different views on the platform’s performance.

Louvre museum director resigns months after high-profile heist

Laurence des Cars submitted her resignation to President Emmanuel Macron, who praised her decision at a time when the museum needed "calm and a strong new impetus to successfully carry out major projects involving security, and modernisation".

MPs seek clear mandate and funding structure for KMTC

Currently, student placement into KMTC is undertaken by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service under the Education Ministry.

Uproar in National Assembly after ODM lawmakers dropped from key committees

Suba South MP Caroli Omondi is among the most affected. He has been removed as chairperson of the Constitution Implementation Oversight Committee and redirected to the Sports and Culture Committee, a shift he views as a demotion from a critical constitutional watchdog role.

House committee clears Ida Odinga for UNEP envoy role

The report is set to be tabled during Wednesday’s plenary sitting, where Members of Parliament will debate the recommendation and vote on whether to adopt or reject it.

Police arrest 14 over chaos at Sifuna Kakamega rally

Western Regional Police Commander Issa Mohmoud said the suspects were picked up later that evening while travelling in a private vehicle. He said they were intercepted through a joint operation between officers in Kakamega and Kisumu as they headed towards Kisumu.

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