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Two arrested in Suswa over 9 sacks of cannabis found in vehicle
The raid was carried out after investigators received reliable intelligence linking the suspects to illegal drug activities in the area
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Court declares governors fully responsible for county procurement
The bench held that under the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (PPAD) Act, governors are directly responsible for ensuring county purchases are lawful.
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Kenyans to enjoy free entry to parks on World Tourism Day- CS Miano
Tourism CS Rebecca Miano, announced that the move aims to encourage citizens to reconnect with nature while highlighting the importance of conservation.
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Notorious drink-spiker Asuu arrested after months of drugging, robbing passengers
According to the DCI, Suleiman’s method was as deceptive as it was dangerous. He would initiate casual conversations with passengers, gain their trust, and then offer them snacks or soft drinks.
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Nairobi development prioritizes assets over people, MCA Nasra warns
During an interview with Radio Generation on Tuesday, Nasra said that the city’s growth often prioritizes assets over residents, undermining livability and investment potential.
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State releases Sh422 million to cushion over 130,000 households from drought
NDMA Chief Executive Officer Hared Adan confirmed that the funds have been disbursed to 132,779 households in Mandera, Marsabit, Wajir, Turkana, Samburu, Isiolo, Garissa, and Tana River counties.
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Confusion over roles slows green building adoption in Kenya, says Nasra
Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation, she defined green buildings as structures that focus on energy efficiency, water conservation, and the use of safe, low-carbon materials.
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Truck drivers decry poor pay, insecurity, and harassment, call for presidential roundtable
The Long-Distance Drivers and Conductors Association said years of neglect by successive governments, insecurity on the roads, poor pay, lack of contracts, and harassment have left workers in the sector vulnerable and without proper protections.
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Nairobi’s built environment lacks vision, says Green Building CEO
Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation on Tuesday, Nasra described the built environment as a platform that can improve the quality of life through housing, infrastructure, and services, while providing opportunities for investment and national development.
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Woodside Africa CEO calls for new development models to transform continent
Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation on Tuesday, Mutuku said that businesses and institutions face strict limitations when trying to access large-scale funding, which affects the quality of social infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, and sports facilities.
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Kenya Met warns of strong winds as majority of regions remain dry
Kenya Met also noted that strong winds of more than 25 knots will be experienced across the Coast, south-eastern lowlands, as well as the north-eastern and north-western regions.
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Kilifi closes 11 churches over radicalisation and registration breaches
The crackdown comes in the wake of cult-related deaths in Malindi, where more than 484 people, including over 450 followers of the Good News International Church under preacher Paul Mackenzie, perished in Shakahola Forest, while 34 others died in Kwa Binzaro village.
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Raila backs plan to sell Kenya Pipeline Company shares
KPC is a key player in the country’s energy supply chain and has remained profitable over the years. The government has argued that selling part of it would attract private capital and expertise, modernise its operations, and strengthen its role as a regional logistics and energy hub.
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Kenyan-led Haiti mission records gains, Ruto tells UN Assembly
Ruto urged the global community to urgently back the deployment of a successor mission as the UN Security Council prepares to make a key decision in the coming days.
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Murkomen: Mandera chiefs to get guns and training in new security plan
Murkomen, who toured Mandera on Monday, said the government had restored calm at the Kenya–Somalia Border One Crossing, following concerns earlier this month over the entry of Jubaland forces into Kenyan territory.
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Machakos police recover 20 stolen donkeys, launch manhunt for suspect
All twenty recovered donkeys were escorted to the station, where they are being held pending identification and formal handover to their rightful owner.
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JSC launches probe into bribery allegations against a judge
In a statement issued on Monday by JSC Secretary Winfridah Mokaya, the commission acknowledged the claims, adding that a full investigation would take place before appropriate action is taken.
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LSK demands full probe into mysterious death of Simon Warui
In a statement on his X on Monday, LSK boss Faith Odhiambo, said they are closely monitoring the case.
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KRA intercepts smuggled phones worth Sh16 million in taxes at Eldoret Airport
KRA said the consignment, which arrived on September 18 aboard a cargo plane, was declared by Portyard Limited and consigned to Pemba Cargo Limited.
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Nema threatens closure of 107 bars and clubs over noise pollution
In a public notice, the Authority directed the 107 listed facilities to submit critical environmental compliance documents within seven days or risk closure and legal sanctions.
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Nema issues 21-day ultimatum to counties on waste segregation
According to the Waste Management Regulations 2024, households and businesses must use colour-coded bins—green for organic matter, black for mixed waste and blue for recyclables.
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Parliament reconvenes with packed agenda on Bills, treaties and vetting
Topping the list of tasks will be consideration of President William Ruto’s choices for diplomatic and other state offices.
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Police recover illegal firearm in Kolowa, Baringo
The weapon was handed over to the Sub-County security team and members of the local Peace Committee before being secured at Kolowa Police Station.
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Ruto: Africa ready to take up Security Council responsibilities
Addressing the 7th Summit of the Committee of Ten Heads of State and Government on UN Security Council Reform in New York on Sunday, Ruto said Africa must no longer be sidelined in global decision-making.
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CS Murkomen hails church for reforming Kerio Valley bandits
Speaking during a church service at AIC Milimani in Nairobi on Sunday, Murkomen praised the church’s efforts in reaching out to individuals abandoning banditry.
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Ruto arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
The Head of State said he looks forward to “advocating reform of the global financial system, fair development finance, a more inclusive UN, and stronger global climate action.”
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Kenya bans Muslim Brotherhood and Hizb-ur-Tahrir under anti-terror law
The declaration, issued under Section 3(3) of the Act, took effect immediately. It criminalises involvement with the two groups, including membership, financial support, mobilisation, or dissemination of propaganda on their behalf.
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Kenya, Cyprus to strengthen ties in education, tourism and renewable energy
Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi welcomed the partnership after talks with Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos.
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Kenyan gov't urged to demand accountability over Gaza genocide
Civic groups expressed outrage over what they described as the ongoing tragedy in Gaza and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
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More weapons surrendered to police in Kerio Valley disarmament drive
In a statement, the National Police Service says it has made remarkable gains in an ongoing disarmament exercise in areas including Kibiriem, Talai, Kaben, Koibirir, Ketut, and Chemwonyo.