The October 18 church service continues that pattern of combining religious gatherings with political outreach in areas where the movement hopes to strengthen its support
By Chrispho OwuorThe group included Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga, Junet and Senator Eddy Oketch, who joined the president during his 10-day tour of the North Rift ahead of the October 20 Mashujaa Day celebrations.
By Bradley BosireThe National Assembly Minority Whip maintained that inviting leaders with different political views was not wrong and that the family should be allowed to honour the late former prime minister without facing continued attacks.
By Bradley BosireIda also criticised sections of the political class over the conduct witnessed at the event, urging leaders to ensure their supporters respected people with differing political views.
By Bradley BosireThe Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said an examination of the vehicle against the International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) database established that it had been reported stolen in the UK.
By Bradley BosireThe Deputy President said the government would not tolerate contractors who delay projects or undertake substandard work at taxpayers’ expense, insisting that those paid to execute public projects must fulfil their contractual obligations.
By Bradley BosireThe former Meru Governor argued that money had become a major influence in electoral politics, with politicians using handouts to attract supporters instead of winning them over through their plans and proposed solutions to the country’s problems.
By David AbonyoUnder the existing provisions, certain serious crimes are excluded from the definition of conduct performed in the course of official duty, allowing Kenya to exercise primary jurisdiction over those offences.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe court directed the Inspector-General of Police and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to pay the four claimants for violations that included confiscating their mobile phones and failing to inform their families about their arrests and whereabouts.
By Maureen KinyanjuiIn his ruling, Justice Gregory Mutai found that the evidence presented did not justify suspending the airport upgrade.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSpeaking at the launch of former Meru Governor Kiraitu Murungi’s book Illusions of Democracy on Friday, Kobia said Kenya’s democratic journey remained unfinished despite decades of political struggle, constitutional reforms and the introduction of multiparty democracy.
By David AbonyoThe World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 2.4 million women were diagnosed worldwide in 2024, with about 694,000 deaths recorded.
By Nelson WahomeThe state said Mackenzie, also known as Mtumishi, Nabii and Papaa, was linked to instructions that encouraged followers to continue fasting until death. It maintained that the accused had different roles in a coordinated practice that ultimately resulted in the loss of lives.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe Senate upheld five of the 11 accusations levelled against the DCP leader, finding him guilty of gross constitutional violations, gross misconduct and breaches of the National Cohesion and Integration Act over ethnic incitement.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe operation was led by Dr Joseph Mutie, a consultant cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon, alongside Dr Ruel Maina, an ear, nose and throat specialist, and Dr Caroline Abuya, a consultant anaesthesiologist and intensivist.
By Bradley BosirePublic Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku says arrests could begin within 30 working days as investigators examine alleged coordinated payroll payments involving employees and human resource officers.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'iThe officers, identified as Senior Sergeant Robert Kibet Busienei and Police Constable Janet Rose Makena, were arrested following a targeted surveillance operation conducted by the commission near Kemu on Friday.
By Bradley BosireThe Film Board said the video contained sexually explicit material, nudity and indecent exposure, alongside depictions of substance abuse, alcohol consumption and tobacco use.
By Bradley BosireThe authority said the new arrangement would apply to importers, exporters, clearing and forwarding agents, transporters, bonded warehouse operators, partner states and other stakeholders involved in cargo movement.
By Bradley BosireThe President said the country's democratic progress depended on voters evaluating competing policies and development agendas rather than allowing political leaders to divide them along ethnic lines.
By Bradley BosireKMSA has forecast rainfall across several parts of the country between October 16 and 23, 2026, warning that isolated storms may occur in some areas.
By Morgan WanyonyiIn a judgment delivered on Friday, October 16, 2026, the appellate court ruled that the commission’s recruitment mandate covers civilian staff rather than uniformed officers, affirming the distinction between the two institutions’ constitutional responsibilities.
By David AbonyoThe Deputy President cited road construction, electricity connections, agricultural reforms and other development projects as evidence of the Kenya Kwanza administration's record in the region.
By Bradley BosireIn a notice dated October 16, 2026, KEBS said it had identified cases in which manufacturers used certification permits issued for fruit juices and fruit drinks to market khat-infused beverages.
By David AbonyoThe call comes as political parties prepare their election and nomination rules ahead of the 2027 polls, with FIDA-Kenya warning that limited capacity among women aspirants and party league representatives could undermine efforts to improve women's political representation.
By Bradley BosireThe raid was conducted on October 15,2026 by officers from Machakos Police Station as part of efforts to combat the production, distribution and consumption of illicit alcohol.
By David AbonyoThe UDA Senator argued that Nairobi’s cosmopolitan nature could complicate efforts to accommodate two Luo politicians in prominent county positions, particularly if one sought the governorship while the other pursued the Senate seat.
By David AbonyoThe Social Protection (Amendment) Bill, 2026, sponsored by nominated Senator Hamida Kibwana, proposes changes to the existing law to recognise abuse committed through digital platforms alongside physical violence. It also seeks to strengthen support for survivors by formally placing them within the country’s social protection system.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSpeaking in Sigor, West Pokot, on October 16, 2026, Junet said he was unwilling to share a platform with Gachagua, whom he accused of promoting tribalism and spreading hatred.
By David AbonyoThe return flight provided another emotional moment when the aircraft’s call sign was changed to RAO001 as it crossed into Kenyan airspace. Sifuna recalled that the gesture caught the delegation off guard, bringing back their tears even after they thought the worst of their grief had passed.
By Maureen Kinyanjui