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Two Kakamega civil registration officers arrested in bribery probe

At the time of their arrest, the two officials had reportedly just received a bribe of Ksh2,500 to hasten the processing of a birth certificate.

Ruto launches KDF hospital accessible to civilians in Lanet

Through this plan, the government aims to open Level IV, V, and VI military facilities to select civilian patients on a fee-for-service model.

Backlash forces Gender CS nominee to apologise over femicide comment

"I sincerely apologise for this statement. I do not hold the belief that any woman (or other human being) deserves to be killed under any circumstances," she said.

Waste from farms, hotels polluting Lake Naivasha –Environment Ministry

She expressed concern over the growing environmental pressures facing the area, citing pollution, wetland degradation, destruction of land and forest ecosystems, and a decline in biodiversity.

Mediheal Hospital responds to organ trafficking allegations

The report named Mediheal Hospital as a major center for transplant surgeries, claiming that recipients paid up to $200,000 (Ksh 25.9 million) for a single kidney transplant.

MPs approve Ruku and Wendot for cabinet positions

During his vetting, Geoffrey Ruku, who is set to replace former CS Justin Muturi, pledged to serve with integrity and fairness if confirmed.

NTSA reports 1,139 deaths in road crashes within three months

A total of 1,189 individuals lost their lives in various road crashes during the same period, NTSA data shows.

Three Kenyans among five killed in UAE apartment fire

The Sharjah Police reported that a criminal laboratory team has been deployed to determine what sparked the blaze.

Embu authorities impose curfew in Kamiu following discovery of two bodies

Chief Njagi said the deceased—believed to be young men, possibly students—had visible physical injuries.

Gun post shared on WhatsApp leads to arrest of two women

A thorough search of the house resulted in the recovery of the weapon featured in the controversial photo.

Correct us in love, DP Kindiki tells clergy

In a promise to the clergy, Kindiki said the government would resolve lingering disputes concerning church land ownership.

KURA, Kenya Railways under pressure over incomplete Nairobi's Likoni Road Bridge

The bridge is part of the Nairobi Improvement Lot 2 initiative.

Ruto confident of victory in 2027 despite opposition criticism

Wetang’ula’s party refuses to dissolve, plans to field candidates in 2027

He added that the party is gearing up to field candidates in all upcoming by-elections, including those in Malava, Ugunja, and Banissa.

e-Citizen platform faces potential collapse over contractual disputes

Committee Chair Gabriel Tongoyo slammed the ICT Department for allegedly trying to withhold the contract details from Parliament.

Governor Wamatangi claims EACC raid was politically driven

According to Wamatangi, the officers took a large number of documents from his home, including personal records such as birth and graduation certificates.

Health Ministry to audit transplant centers after organ trafficking allegations

According to Duale, the audits will not only focus on Mediheal but will be extended to seven other transplant centers to ensure that they follow uniform standards.

'Body by Design' owners and surgeon freed in manslaughter case

The court set the mention of the case for April 28, 2025, as investigations and legal proceedings continue.

Private firms revealed as operators of Government’s eCitizen platform

He further said that Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) are carried out in partnership with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner to ensure that the platform adheres to the required data protection standards.

Court stops sale of 11 State Corporations over legal, public interest concerns

Justice Mwita said the law was passed without proper public involvement, and the proposed sale of the KICC violated the Constitution and existing heritage laws.

Heavy rains expected across Kenya this week, Weather department warns

Nairobi will not be spared, with forecasts showing the capital is likely to see cloudy conditions and light morning showers.

EXPLAINER: Sudan’s war at two years: A nation caught in endless suffering

In just two years, the war has killed over 150,000 people.

Ruku, Cheptumo approved by house committee for key cabinet posts

If approved by the full House, the two will take charge of ministries central to public service delivery and gender affairs, respectively.

NTSA to launch crackdown ahead of Easter festivities

On Tuesday, April 15, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) released a statement outlining six safety guidelines aimed at reducing road accidents across the country.

Maraga slams government over billions diverted to Swiss accounts

Speaking on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, Maraga questioned who authorized the transfer of public funds abroad and demanded accountability from those responsible.

I'm being targeted for criticizing the Ruto government-Natembeya

"It is my mouth, and I have freedoms. So long as Kenyans are suffering, I will continue to speak about their issues," said the Governor

Super Metro ordered to fire 269 drivers before resuming operations

Just hours before the directive was made public, Super Metro had already suspended its services for a three-day period to address the issues raised.

Governors willing to withdraw roads case over Sh10.5 billion dispute

Speaking before the committee, Wanga emphasized the CoG's readiness to engage in talks to bring about a peaceful resolution.

Over Sh12 million recovered during EACC operation at Wamatangi's home

The search was part of an early morning operation on Tuesday, targeting nine individuals linked to the County Government of Kiambu.

Why the government wants to shut down Standard Group

The Communications Authority also rejected a proposed debt repayment arrangement totaling Ksh48 million in regulatory fees.