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Police recover stolen livestock in Meru as NPS steps up anti-theft patrols

NPS confirmed that the successful recovery was carried out by officers from Mutuati Police Station.

Cabinet Secretaries appoint new boards to steer key national sectors

In the energy sector, Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi reappointed two members to the Board of Directors of Kenya Petroleum Refineries Limited (KPRL) for a three-year term.

Ruto hails Sh104 billion green fertiliser project as historic milestone for Kenya and Africa

President Ruto described the $800 million (about Sh104 billion) investment as a bold demonstration of global confidence in Kenya’s economy and a transformative step toward agricultural self-sufficiency.

Police arrests two suspects in Busia over stolen bull

The operation, conducted by officers from Port Victoria Police Station, led to the tracking of the animal to Nyadorera Market.

President Ruto congratulates Tanzania’s Samia Suluhu on re-election

In a statement issued on November 3, 2025, President Ruto lauded President Suluhu for her victory, describing it as a reflection of the trust and confidence that the people of Tanzania have placed in her leadership.

Amboseli Festival: Kenya’s Maasai to commercialise culture

Governor Ole Lenku said preparations are underway for the Amboseli Cultural Festival, to be held from November 4 to 8, where the Maasai will showcase their traditions, discuss cultural preservation, and explore how to turn heritage into a sustainable economic resource.

LSK Vice President slams President’s legal team over 'unconstitutional' taskforces

Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Kabata said Kenya’s top legal minds risk “professional sycophancy” by offering advice that pleases rather than guides the President, citing the disbanded Compensation Taskforce as a key example.

Ruto pledges equitable growth as he concludes western Kenya tour

Speaking during a church service at the African Divine Church (ADC) in Gamalenga, Hamisi Constituency, Vihiga County, the President reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to uplifting counties that have lagged behind in national development.

Steady turnout as IEBC registers 90,020 new voters

The Commission reported a total of 90,020 newly registered voters, alongside 15,619 transfers and 188 updates recorded within the period.

Death toll in Marakwet landslide tragedy climbs to 26

CS Murkomen said Endo Ward in the area recorded 19 deaths, Embobut-Embolot Ward lost 5 people, while Sambirir Ward lost 2.

Kenya being third-world country is a mistake- Ruto

Speaking on Sunday during a church service at the African Divine Church, Gamalenga, Vihiga County, the President said Kenya’s economic and social potential remains largely untapped, but his administration is determined to transform the country into a global economic powerhouse.

Government has taken over construction of Kakamega hospital – Ruto

Speaking in Kakamega on Sunday after inspecting the project’s progress, President Ruto said the government had allocated Sh1 billion to fast-track the hospital’s completion and equip it with modern medical facilities.

Search and rescue efforts for missing 29 continue in Marakwet East mudslide

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen said government-led rescue and humanitarian efforts were in full gear as teams raced against time to locate survivors and provide relief to those displaced.

LSK seeks probe of Maua court officers after lawyers’ protest

LSK President Faith Odhiambo expressed concern over complaints raised by advocates in the Meru Chapter against judicial officers, including Damacaline Bosibori, Ken Muchiri and Elizabeth Khanali Chesoni.

Two more charged over Louvre jewellery heist

A 38-year-old woman has been charged with complicity in organised theft and criminal conspiracy with a view to committing a crime. Separately, a man, aged 37, was charged with theft and criminal conspiracy. Both denied any involvement.

Death toll in Elgeyo Marakwet mudslide rises to 22 as 29 still missing

The tragedy, triggered by heavy rains, has left dozens injured and displaced several families.

Duale to Muslim youths: Practice religious tolerance

Speaking on Saturday, November 1, 2025, Duale urged young Muslims to live harmoniously within the Kenyan society and reflect the positive teachings of their faith through their character and actions.

KeNHA closes Kapyego–Chesoi–Kilangata Road after heavy rains cause fatalities

In a public notice issued on November 2, 2025, KeNHA said the affected sections include Kilangata, Murkutwo, Chesongoch, and Kabetwa.

Digital upgrade as KWS replaces eCitizen with KWSPay

The system officially went live at 6:00 pm on Saturday, November 1, 2025. To support users through the change, detailed guidance has been posted on both the KWS website and the eCitizen portal.Under KWSPay, visitors have access to several payment methods, including M-Pesa, bank transfers, bank cards and an eWallet. The platform will apply a monthly US dollar exchange rate issued by the Central Bank of Kenya, ensuring that charges reflect current currency movements.

Ruto-Raila reform agenda tops as National Assembly resumes

KeRRA urges caution as roads blocked and families displaced in landslides

The Kenya Rural Roads Authority cautioned that movement in certain zones remains dangerous due to unstable soil and blocked roads, creating challenges for emergency teams and residents still waiting for help.

State to airlift candidates from mudslide-hit areas

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said that learners in isolated villages would be relocated using air support where necessary to ensure they reach safer centres in time for their exams.

Chadema rejects Tanzania poll results after Suluhu win

The opposition outfit called on the international community not to recognize Suluhu as the leader of Tanzania, claiming she lacks legitimacy.

CJ Koome recalls early legal battle defending Raila during detention

Koome explained that through these cases, Raila forced courts to address important issues that helped guide Kenya through a period when rights and justice were constantly challenged.

US condemns alleged RSF atrocities in Sudan's El-Fasher

In a statement, the US State Department voiced deep concern for civilians inside the city and those fleeing to nearby areas.

Our prayers are with you, President Ruto consoles Marakwet landslide victims

In a message of sympathy, Ruto said the country shares in the grief and pledged support as emergency teams search for those still missing.

Overnight pause in search as Marakwet landslide death toll reaches 21

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen said emergency teams and villagers spent the day combing through the mud and debris before calling off the operation at dusk due to dangerous conditions on the ground.

Toll hits 15, search for 30 missing intensifies after Marakwet landslide

The landslide was triggered by persistent heavy rains that have been sweeping across the country, causing destruction in several counties. In Marakwet East, the hardest hit areas are Endo, Sambirir, and Embobut Wards, where homes were buried and vital infrastructure was cut off.

Senator Sifuna rejects Ruto’s Raila-only claim, says ODM ready for 2027

Sifuna also urged the government to focus on addressing challenges affecting citizens instead of concentrating on political statements about opponents. He said Kenyans expect leadership that responds to everyday issues and improves their welfare.

KDF evacuates mudslide survivors as death toll rises in Elgeyo Marakwet

Three Kenya Defence Forces helicopters have been deployed to ferry the injured from the disaster zone, with each trip taking about 30 minutes to Eldoret.