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Court focuses on procedural issues in Student’s trial over President Ruto post

The accused, David Oaga Mokaya, was arrested in November 2024 and charged with posting material that allegedly implied the president had died.

State releases Sh1.78bn Inua Jamii cash stipend to orphans, vulnerable children

According to a statement released on Monday by the Ministry of Gender, Culture and Children Services, the disbursement will cover stipends for both the month of June and July 2025 payment cycles, with each beneficiary household receiving Sh4,000.

Court suspends State's directive on mandatory use of e-procurement

In orders issued by Justice Bahati Mwamuye at the Milimani Law Courts, the court suspended Treasury Circular No. 104/2025, which had made onboarding to the e-GP platform compulsory for all public entities.

Court suspends mandate of panel on protest victims’ compensation

Justice Kizito Magare on Monday, September 8, 2025 granted conservatory measures halting the commencement of the panel’s mandate pending the hearing of a petition challenging its legality

St. George’s Girls Secondary School closed after night chaos

The unrest broke out late Sunday following reports of an altercation between a teacher and a Form Three student at about 9pm on Sunday.

KMPDC orders ambulance, emergency care staff registration by September 15

KMPDC boss David Kariuki, added that the registration will standardize emergency care services, enhance the quality of pre-hospital care, and support the operationalization of the emergency services.

At least five killed in Jerusalem shooting attack

Police said the attackers shot people waiting at a bus stop, while Israeli media reported the attackers also boarded a bus and opened fire inside.

Learning disrupted as arson attacks hit Gatundu South schools

According to Gatundu South Member of Parliament, Gabriel Kagombe, the decision to close all boarding schools was arrived at to prevent further destruction.

PS Muthoni calls for early screening to curb disease spread

Speaking during a women empowerment programme at Murgor Primary School in Kesses constituency on Sunday, September 7, 2025, Uasin Gishu County, Muthoni said that many illnesses spread because they were detected too late.

Let youth define workplace future, Kindiki tells employers

Kindiki said both the government and the private sector are more effective when they work together to create an environment that allows modern workers to showcase their skills and talents for the continent’s progress.

EACC summons eight senior Nakuru county officials over misuse of public funds

Three killed in Marsabit water point clash

Marsabit County Commissioner James Kamau said a multi-agency security team has been dispatched to track down the suspects, arrest them, and recover the weapons used.

Trump threatens Russia with sanctions after biggest aerial attack on Ukraine

Russian missiles and drones rained down across Ukraine early Sunday, killing four people and setting government offices in the capital Kyiv ablaze.

Kenya pushes local drug manufacturing in drive for UHC, health security

Duale reaffirmed government support for the sector, saying local manufacturing would not only transform healthcare delivery but also power job creation under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.

Kilifi man sentenced to 15 years in prison for defiling daughter

The particulars of the charge stated that on diverse dates between September 2023 and October 15, 2023, in the Rojorojo area within Kilifi county, the accused intentionally and unlawfully penetrated his biological daughter.

Seoul says over 300 South Koreans detained in US to be released

The operation, carried out in the town of Ellabell, was the largest single-site raid implemented so far under US President Donald Trump's nationwide anti-migrant drive, catching Seoul officials off guard.

Closer scrutiny needed on alleged invasion of Jubaland forces- Analysts

Security experts have warned that Kenya cannot afford complacency, stressing the need for a thorough investigation into claims of foreign forces being present on Kenyan soil.

How one man’s journey to Libya rescued Somali youth from detention

Ferro’s mission began as a personal effort to save one life. But once inside Libya, his determination grew.

Jamia Mosque at 100: Nairobi’s iconic landmark marks a century of faith and resilience

The mosque’s story began in 1902, when Maulana Sayed Abdullah Shah, a respected religious leader, petitioned the colonial government for land to build a mosque.

DG Muhumed calls for unity, stronger representation for Wajir’s future at WOP forum

Wajir Deputy Governor highlighted three central themes: unity, representation, and political direction as the pillars that will determine the community’s progress in the coming years.

Alcaraz edges Sinner trilogy to win US Open

Spain's Alcaraz started strongly and weathered a second-set fightback from Italy's Sinner before powering to a 6-2 3-6 6-1 6-4 victory in New York.

Wildlife department faulted over Sh1.2bn legal fees as projects stall

According to the CoB’s report on the national government’s budget implementation for the 2024/2025 financial year, several projects under the department either stalled, lacked funding, or experienced long delays.

Let's push for reparatory justice, Ruto urges Africa, CARICOM

President Ruto pointed out the need to address debt, saying the heavy financial burdens faced by African and Caribbean countries are a direct result of colonial exploitation.

‘Blood Moon’ eclipse prompts special prayers among Muslims in Garissa

As the moon darkened and glowed crimson between 8:30 pm and 9:52 pm, mosques across the northeastern town filled with worshippers performing Salat al-Khusuf — special eclipse prayers observed during such rare astronomical events.

Governor Guyo: My opponents want me out, but I’ll face them in court

The governor, who spoke in Nairobi on Sunday during a fundraising function at PCEA Shalom Church, said the cases he is facing are politically driven and aimed at tarnishing his image.

Police save Pakistani fraud suspect from mob lynching in Nakuru

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in a statement said the suspect, identified as Ahmad Shabbir, was surrounded by an angry crowd before law enforcement officers intervened and took him into custody.

Thousands crowd Jerusalem to press Netanyahu to agree deal to free hostages

Israel has yet to formally respond to a deal that would see the release of some hostages, but has previously demanded the return of all the hostages in any agreement.

Police arrest man behind fake gold scam in Nairobi

According to a statement by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Stephen Magero was apprehended during a joint operation comprising DCI and KPS officers.

3 arrested as NACADA targets illicit brew operation in Nairobi's Kawangware

The 4 am operation, conducted with Nairobi Area Police officers, targeted what authorities described as one of the biggest illicit brewing operations discovered in the county.

Blood Moon: Kenyans to watch rare total lunar eclipse on Sunday

During the 82 minutes, the moon will darken enough to allow the night sky to come alive with stars.