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Gov't lists new categories exempt from eTA requirement
The regulation exempts holders of Kenyan permanent residence, valid work permits and re-entry passes from the eTA requirement.
Pakistani nationals sentenced to life in prison for heroin trafficking set free
Justice Wendy Kagendo overturned their conviction and sentence, citing a defective charge sheet, prosecutorial lapses, and breaches that undermined the fairness of the proceedings.
Education Ministry moves to clarify Grade 9 pathway transition
In a statement on Saturday, May 31, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said the move is aimed at helping learners make informed choices during the selection process.
Kenya, Slovenia unite on climate, digital and peace goals - Ruto
Ruto said the State Visit, the first by a Slovenian Head of State to Kenya, had opened a new chapter in relations, built on shared values and long-term goals in sustainable development.
I worked for ANC as a lawyer, not a member – Mukhwana
Mukhwana said his involvement with ANC was strictly as a lawyer and consultant, not as a political player.
Slovenian President: Kenya visit a turning point in global ties
Musar said she was honoured to be invited to Kenya as her first stop in Africa since becoming president, and expressed deep admiration for Kenya’s leadership on global issues.
Ethekon: I’ll stay and deliver free, fair elections
He said the new team must confront doubts about the electoral process by engaging the public, being open to scrutiny, and addressing concerns without delay.
Nderitu defends IEBC nomination amid eligibility concerns
Nderitu told lawmakers that she is still eligible and has not broken any law by expressing interest in the job.
Ethekon: I nearly didn’t apply for IEBC job
Appearing before the National Assembly Justice and Legal Affairs Committee, Ethekon said he was hesitant to apply when the position was first advertised.
Projected global heat to remain unrelenting until 2029 – Report
The 2025 Global Annual to Decadal Climate Update from the WMO forecasts that yearly global surface temperatures will range between 1.2 and 1.9 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Ethekon: I won’t favour Ruto or anyone else in 2027 polls
Ethekon dismissed claims that he would favour President William Ruto or any political figure in the 2027 elections.
Police granted access to MP Koimburi’s medical records in torture probe
Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Robin Ondieki directed The Karen Hospital and Plainsview Hospital in Ruiru to release the MP’s records covering the period between May 26 and May 29, 2025.
Gov't owes retirees over Sh108 billion in unpaid pensions
The delayed pension payments are causing serious hardship among retirees, including security officers and teachers.
CS Mutua orders DCI to act on Kazi Majuu recruitment fraud
Mutua gave the order following a recruitment event in Mombasa County on May 28, where it was discovered that scammers had been selling photocopied government youth fund forms for Sh50 each to unsuspecting applicants.
Court nullifies 227 promotions in AG’s office, declares process unlawful
Justice Byram Onganya stated, "The entire process resulting in the promotion of all interested parties is unconstitutional, irregular, null and void."
Ruto and Raila demand end to fishermen harassment in Lake Victoria
President Ruto supported Raila’s position and said the government would take steps to clearly define the international boundary between the two nations.
Iconic 'Mombasa Tusks' risk collapse amid blame game among county leaders
Despite the damage and years of neglect, the tusks continue to draw hundreds of visitors who come to admire this iconic landmark.
Sh96.7 billion betting revenue at risk as illegal sites rise, laws lag
This surge reflects gambling’s growing appeal across Kenya’s population, following similar trends seen in other parts of Africa.
Key public services underfunded as Sh218 billion gap hits 2025/26 budget
Among the major unfunded areas are the school feeding programme, loans for higher education students, free education in public schools, fertiliser subsidies, and healthcare financing for holders of public insurance.
Kenya Power to roll out 47,000 low-cost electric cookers in clean energy drive
Kenya Power says the initiative is part of the Kenya Electric Cooking Market Development Initiative (KEMDI), which seeks to reduce consumer costs by half and drive the adoption of high-quality, energy-efficient appliances in urban centres.
Mater Heart Run 2025: Traffic disruptions expected on several Nairobi roads, 9 counties
The event is set for Saturday, beginning at 7 am and concluding around 11 am.
Two arrested in Eldoret over phone hacking and resale racket
According to a statement released by the National Police Service (NPS) on Friday, May 30, 2025, the arrests occurred on Thursday, May 29, 2025, after a public tip-off.
Sh4.31 billion paid in advance without work, MPs question KAA over JKIA project
The committee also noted a Sh7.4 million payment to PricewaterhouseCoopers for technical advisory services after its contract was terminated under unclear circumstances.
Court grants bail to MCA, Koimburi allies over alleged fake abduction
The suspects are Grace Nduta, Juja NG-CDF Chairperson Peter Kiratu Mbaru, David Macharia Gatana, and Cyrus Kieru Muhia.
CCTV captures man viciously attacking armed police officer at petrol station
The nighttime clip, recorded at an unknown location and date, shows a man refueling his vehicle when a sudden clash erupts between him and an armed officer.
Government deploys special team to end gang terror in Embu
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, who visited the town on Friday evening, assured residents that the government has responded to their cries and is determined to restore safety.
Raila calls on Ruto to deploy emergency choppers for Lake Victoria fishermen
Raila highlighted that numerous fishermen have lost their lives on Lake Victoria due to the lack of rapid emergency response systems.
Key suspect in Fr Bett’s murder arrested as police hunt continues
The suspect was cornered by residents at Tot Sub County hospital, where he had gone to seek refuge while being pursued by locals and police reservists.
Tears and delays: Kibra fire families stranded as DNA results drag on
DNA testing began Thursday at the City Mortuary, where heartbroken relatives gathered to give samples.