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96 judges can’t handle it all, Muteti warns on delayed justice
He revealed that each judge is handling up to 450 cases annually, a workload that makes it difficult to deliver timely justice.
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CS Duale and Mwaura clash over access to health services
Duale said the remarks were misleading and insisted that all Kenyans are entitled to SHA services as long as they make the required payments.
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Treasury slashes CoB budget by Sh70 million in supplementary cuts
The latest budget cuts were contained in the third supplementary estimates tabled by the National Treasury last Wednesday, barely a week before the financial year closes.
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IPOA to forward police misconduct files to DPP
Hassan disclosed that only 25 percent of complaints received by IPOA originate from police officers, while 75 percent come from the public, pointing to a deep trust gap between citizens and law enforcement agencies.
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Influencers, TikTok and politicians named top sources of disinformation in Kenya
Despite growing concerns, social media platforms remain central to how Kenyans access news, with YouTube leading at 54 per cent, followed by Facebook (52 per cent), WhatsApp (46 per cent), X (42 per cent), and TikTok (38 per cent).
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Court told Wetang’ula, house in contempt over electoral team
President William Ruto appointed a new IEBC team chaired by Erastus Ethekon through a gazette notice dated June 10, despite a High Court order issued on May 19 stopping the vetting and approval of the nominees by Parliament.
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Auditor General: IFMIS fails as Sh10.2 billion spent without approval
The audit found that some transactions captured in IFMIS were later cancelled, but there was no evidence to show the cancellations were authorised.
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No more bloodshed: Elders unite to restore peace in Kerio Valley
Leaders from Baringo, Nandi, Elgeyo Marakwet, West Pokot, and Uasin Gishu counties convened in Cheptebo, Elgeyo Marakwet, to begin charting a new path to restore order and stability.
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ODPP accused of enabling botched investigations and weak prosecutions
The ODPP has been accused of poor oversight, selective prosecution, and surrendering to political pressure, while urging the DPP to personally lead landmark cases, reform internal operations, and reopen unsolved high-profile investigations.
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Moses Kuria predicts 2027 will be a consensus vote, not a contest
Kuria stressed the importance of national dialogue ahead of the polls, warning of potential turmoil if the country fails to build unity.
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Gen Z protest victims still waiting for justice, one year on
President Ruto had also promised action on extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances targeting youth activists, but no progress has been made.
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MMU student in murder case declared unfit for trial
The report also noted that Mutinda was “fairly groomed and cooperative with difficulty,” but his speech was low in tone and pitch, and the history he provided was unreliable.
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No skills, no PSV license: New Bill targets rogue matatu drivers
The law proposes changes to four Acts and introduces universal design standards in transport, roads and buildings.
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Government has no plan to roll back devolution, says Kindiki
Kindiki emphasized that the Constitution establishes one government operating at two levels—national and county—and that these levels should complement rather than compete with each other.
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Police warn: Don’t hire youth for ‘protection’ during June 25 protests
Muchiri confirmed that police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify those involved and assured that arrests will be made.
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Housing levy hits Sh120 billion as Govt' pushes affordable homes
Housing PS Charles Hinga revealed that 148,000 units are under construction, and a further 700,000 are planned, with projects active in 44 counties
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Main suspect in murder of 3-year-old girl arrested in Nakuru
The suspect, a minor, was apprehended following a disturbing report of a young child found unconscious near PCEA Shalom Mchanganyiko Church, approximately 50 meters from the scene.
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Where is the footage? KHRC questions Parliament’s silence
The protests drew international attention over the scale of police response and widespread claims of state violence, including arrests, injuries, and alleged forced disappearances.
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Empty offices: CS Ruku blasts civil servants in Rift Valley raid
Ruku commended officials from the Teachers Service Commission, the Regional Coordinator of Probation, the Immigration office, and the Regional Surveyor’s office for reporting to duty on time.
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77 pesticides banned in Kenya as 202 others restricted - CS Kagwe
In addition to the banned and restricted pesticides, another 151 products remain under review and are currently prohibited from use or importation. A final decision on their status is expected by December 2025.
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EPRA shuts down illegal gas plant in Mombasa's Majengo estate
EPRA said the unlicensed facility had been refilling and rebranding LPG cylinders from multiple licensed brand owners without their written consent, in violation of Section 99(1)(m) of the Petroleum Act, CAP 308.
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MPs reject finance Bill emails from Kenyans as spam
In total, the committee said it received 164 emails rejecting the proposed VAT restructuring and excise duty on digital lenders. Six opposed the KRA data access clause, while 18 Kenyans rejected the entire Bill. Only eight supported the Bill in its entirety via email.
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Mary Wambui among 14 set to testify in Kibaki estate succession case
According to fresh court filings, the objectors want Wambui to give evidence and produce documents regarding her alleged marriage to Kibaki under customary law and her role in the succession case.
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Inua jamii gets lifeline in Sh12.5 billion treasury top-up
The funding comes after warnings of a Sh16.9 billion shortfall that could have affected payments through June 2025.
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Senators want EACC to act on politicians branding public projects
A Senate committee report found the practice illegal and in violation of several laws, warning that it misleads the public and misuses taxpayer money. The EACC has been given 30 days to report on enforcement actions.
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CS Ruku urges youth to choose dialogue over destructive protests
With protests looming, he warned of political efforts to create unrest and defended the government’s commitment to development and inclusivity.
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EACC to auction Sh428 million in properties seized from Obado and ex-Nairobi official
The auction has already been approved by the courts and is part of the commission’s plan to recover stolen public assets and hold corrupt public officers accountable.
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Land row erupts in Transmara as youth vow to defend ancestral land
The disputed land spans more than 500 acres and has become the centre of a fierce standoff between locals and unknown individuals accused of working with powerful interests to seize it.
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Ndii: UAE financiers, not Kenya, picked Adani for JKIA project
Ndii argued that Kenya’s strained fiscal position at the time made a conventional open bidding process impractical. He pointed out that in most Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangements, companies typically win the bid first, then seek funding.
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Family sues government over missing Kenyan officer in Haiti
government demanding answers about his fate. The family says they are stuck between conflicting reports from Haiti’s Transition Presidential Council, which declared Kabiru dead, and the Kenyan government, which insists the officer is missing.