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PSC opens search for National Land Commission chairperson, members
In a statement shared on its X page on Friday, August 29, 2025, the commission said applications will be accepted until Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
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KUPPET warns of midterm closures over delayed school funds
KUPPET officials led by chairman Omboko Milemba said many schools are struggling to stay afloat financially just as students prepare for national examinations.
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Friends of Karura Forest raise alarm over sudden revenue shift
While KFS says the policy shift aims to improve transparency and prevent revenue leakages, conservation groups argue that such an abrupt transition undermines long-standing partnerships and could threaten the sustainable management of public forests.
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Ruto, CSs reshuffle State Boards in new appointments
The Head of State unveiled changes across several key agencies, among them, Pius Ang’asa who was appointed as a member of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Kenya for a four-year term.
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Kenya Met forecasts cold and cloudy weather across Nairobi and Rift Valley
The forecast indicates temperatures will drop across the Highlands, Rift Valley, and South-eastern lowlands, while some regions will experience intermittent rainfall.
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NCIC warns Isiolo unrest could spark regional violence
The Commission's chair Samuel Kobia expressed alarm over reports of illegal firearms entering the region, potential involvement of external mercenaries, and the mobilisation of criminal gangs.
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UN Chief backs Kenya’s push for Haiti security mission support
Speaking to the UN Security Council on Thursday, Antonio Guterres said protecting and expanding fragile gains in Haiti requires “decisive and coordinated international security support.”
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KMPDC revokes 454 licenses, closes 544 facilities over non-compliance
The move was captured in a gazette notice dated Friday, August 29, outlining the enforcement of medical laws and standards across the country.
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Six Kenyans recognised in 2025 Katiba roll for defending Constitution
The awards were unveiled in Nairobi during Katiba Day, which this year marked 15 years since the adoption of the 2010 Constitution.
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Kwa Binzaro horror: Madzayo demands probe, police cite security disconnect
The Kilifi Senator insisted that the government must act on more than 200 bodies stored at Malindi Level 4 Hospital and allow families of missing persons to identify them.
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Thailand’s constitutional court removes PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra
The ruling marks a fresh setback for the influential Shinawatra family, which has dominated Thai politics for decades.
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Sh250 billion frozen as new procurement system hits delays
The delays in uploading budget documents threaten to hold back projects, office supplies, and other essential procurement, potentially affecting operations across counties and State departments.
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ODM announces by-election application fees, opens nominations
For county assembly seats, men will pay Sh50,000, with the latter categories paying Sh25,000. ODM said the tiered fees aim to encourage wider participation across all demographics.
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Police admit lapses in Kwa Binzaro cult response
Speaking to reporters, Police spokesperson Michael Muchiri said the situation revealed shortcomings in preparedness despite lessons from past incidents.
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Governor Mutai reflects on victory, calls for unity after Senate impeachment
The motion, which accused him of misconduct, misuse of public resources, unlawful staff dismissals, and authorising questionable payments, was dismissed after senators upheld his objections, effectively ending the proceedings in his favour.
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Governor Mutai survives second impeachment attempt
The motion was rejected by 26 senators against 16.
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Governor Khalif calls for respect of Kenyan sovereignty following border clashes
According to Governor Khalif, some of the combatants had been hosted within the Kenyan territory.
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Kenya reels under 2.5 billion cyber-attacks in three months
The findings are contained in the Cyber Shujaa Industry Report 2025, which warns that hackers are exploiting weak passwords, outdated software, and poorly secured networks
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At least 841 people executed in Iran in 2025, UN says
The United Nations rights office said there had been a "major increase in executions during the first half of 2025".
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EACC summons Governors Barchok, Wangamati and 12 others over graft
The summonses form part of EACC’s intensified anti-graft campaign aimed at holding both current and former officials accountable for alleged misappropriation of public funds.
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Kenya losing Sh600 billion to stalled projects, PMI warns
Among the most notable stalled projects are the Aror and Kimwarer dams, which were launched with huge budgets but remain incomplete years later.
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KWS translocates 10 southern white rhinos to Loisaba Conservancy
The exercise, conducted in collaboration with Loisaba Conservancy, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, and with support from Sharjah Safari, marks a milestone in Kenya’s conservation journey.
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Fake UN job and procurement offers trap unsuspecting Kenyans
UN Under-Secretary-General and Director-General of UNON, Zainab Bangura, said fraudsters are increasingly using social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Telegram, as well as face-to-face encounters, to lure unsuspecting victims.
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CHAN Final: Zuchu, Savara and Eddy Kenzo to thrill fans at Kasarani
The showdown between Madagascar and Morocco will not only crown the champions but also deliver an entertainment experience unlike any other, with over four hours of nonstop performances from East Africa’s biggest stars.
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MPs press KNCHR and ORPP nominees on accountability and compliance
MPs assessed the nominees’ ability to enforce regulations, safeguard rights, and promote institutional accountability.
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Government to allow raw sugar imports to revive idle factories
Trade CS Kinyanjui noted that the importation was only a short-term intervention as the government has put in place a programme to boost cane production in partnership with farmers and county governments.
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KeNHA issues alternative routes after massive traffic jam on Nakuru–Nairobi Highway
The snarl-up began around 8:30 pm and quickly escalated into a full-blown gridlock between Naivasha and Kikopey.
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EACC widens Busia graft probe to Assembly Service Board
To facilitate the investigations, EACC has directed the Assembly to provide original documents, including the procurement plan and budget for 2023/2024, conflict-of-interest registers, tender records, evaluation reports, payment vouchers, IFMIS statements, and bank details of the winning bidder.
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Karura Forest moves to e-Citizen for all payments
This new directive takes effect from Friday, August 29, 2025, and includes payments for services at all entry points, including the Sigiria block.
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Government urges unified messaging to protect citizens from misinformation
Chief of Staff Felix Koskei said state agencies must adopt innovation, inclusivity, and unity in communication, stressing that in today’s digital age, information is a central pillar of governance.