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LSK calls for accountability over death of Kiambu student while in custody
In a statement issued on May 23, 2026, LSK President Charles Kanjama condemned the incident and called for State action.
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Man arrested in Meru over alleged Sh7.5 million fake gold investment fraud
The suspect, identified as Dennis Kinoti, was tracked down in Imenti North, Meru County, following what detectives termed as “painstaking investigations and intelligence-led operations”.
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Suspect arrested, IED recovered in foiled attack along Garissa–Dadaab Road
Further checks at the scene also uncovered military-style jungle clothing, including a jungle jacket and trousers, as well as two mobile phones. Investigators believe the items may help in identifying possible accomplices and wider links.
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State unveils Sh20 billion security surveillance expansion planned before polls
PS Omollo said the project is designed to unify security operations by bringing together advanced monitoring tools, digital Occurrence Books (OB) and the government administration officers’ system, which connects chiefs and local administrators into one national network.
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MPs demand proof of impact from billions spent on foreign trade missions
At the centre of the debate is a proposed Sh1.2 billion allocation under the International Trade Development and Promotion programme, which funds overseas trade missions, exhibitions, trade fairs and negotiations with other countries.
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Police: Central leads Kenya's 125 active femicide cases as DCI forms special unit
Of the 125 cases currently being handled, 98 have already been taken to court, accounting for 78.4 per cent of the total. The remaining 27 cases are still under investigation.
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Ndindi Nyoro insists on fuel tax cuts despite Ruto’s Sh10 diesel price relief
Nyoro used the opportunity to restate his proposals in Parliament aimed at reducing fuel costs and easing pressure on households.
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Orengo questions reliance on presidential favour for county development projects
The Governor also raised questions about how some public projects are announced during official events, saying there are cases where projects declared in public do not match what is actually funded in the budget
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Proposed Bill opens door for counties to run wildlife reserves and manage revenue
Under the proposed framework, each county would be required to prepare formal management plans for every national reserve within its area. These plans would guide conservation efforts, tourism activities and other controlled land uses in protected zones.
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Senate raises alarm over surge in teenage pregnancies across counties
According to statistics tabled in the House, Busia County reported more than ,000 cases, making it the most affected. Nairobi followed with 14,2 cases, Kakamega recorded 11, 0 cases, Nakuru had 10, 4 cases, while Bungoma registered 10,444 cases.
Corridors of Justice
Court challenge filed over dismissal of 18 pregnant police recruits
The case has been filed against Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja, the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) and the Attorney-General.
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EACC flags rising risk of fake academic papers ahead of 2027 polls
EACC Secretary and Chief Executive Officer Abdi Mohamud issued the warning during a capacity-building forum for members of the Bungoma County Assembly Service Board and the Committee on Powers and Privileges held in Kisumu.
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Postmortem: Rachel Wandeto suffered 85% burns, died from severe injuries
At the Nairobi Funeral Home, where the examination was conducted, forensic experts collected DNA samples intended to support efforts to trace and identify those involved in the attack.
Corridors of Justice
High Court sets June 8 judgment date in Gachagua ouster challenge
Gachagua's legal team argues that the process was flawed from the outset, claiming he was denied a fair hearing and that the proceedings moved too quickly for him to adequately defend himself.
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Police dismantle suspected Al-Shabaab camp in Qanjara Durow, Garissa County
Authorities say officers overpowered suspects, secured the area, and recovered communication devices, weapons-related materials, and logistical supplies. The operation is part of ongoing efforts by security agencies to disrupt extremist networks and enhance public safety.
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Kindiki: I led talks that ended fuel crisis
The Deputy President noted that prior internal meetings had been held with Cabinet Secretaries before broader engagements with stakeholders took place.
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ICT expert calls for wider internet access as Kenya’s digital growth expands
ICT expert Mohamed Omar said Kenya has five submarine cable landing stations in Mombasa and needs faster fibre expansion under the Digital Super Highway. He warned AI could reshape jobs while noting growth and access opportunities.
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DP Kindiki unveils Cherangany ecosystem restoration programme, addresses fuel crisis
Speaking on Friday during the launch of the Cherangany Ecosystem Restoration Programme at Tebe Grounds, Kapyego Ward, Elgeyo-Marakwet County, he said Kenya had planted 1.7 billion trees and spent billions stabilising fuel prices, while urging citizens to protect both the economy and environment.
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DCI seeks public help to trace protest suspects
The DCI says detectives have launched a nationwide manhunt for suspects linked to robbery, arson, looting and malicious damage during recent fuel-related protests. The agency asks the public to share information anonymously as investigations continue.
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MPs threaten to scrap Sh23bn industrial parks funding over stalled projects
So far, the national government has released Sh4.052 billion under the programme, with ten counties already receiving their full allocation.
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Malala renews push for political transition, targets KANU-era leaders ahead of 2032
Malala said the current political cycle marks the final phase in which leaders linked to KANU should still be at the centre of national decision-making. He maintained that by 2032, such leaders should have already stepped back from frontline politics to allow fresh leadership to emerge.
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Hustler Fund faces Sh5 billion liquidity gap, borrowers locked out of loans
The Hustler Fund, introduced in late 2022, was designed as a major financial inclusion tool targeting boda boda riders, mama mbogas, kiosk owners and young entrepreneurs who often rely on expensive informal lenders.
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US sanctions Tanzanian police officer over alleged torture of Boniface Mwangi, Agather Atuhaire
Mwangi and Atuhaire had travelled to Tanzania to attend the first court appearance of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, who was facing treason charges on May 19, 2025.
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Ruto orders review of Insurance Act, to fix matatu and digital taxi pressures
The President said the reforms would help create a more responsive and accountable system for transport operators while restoring confidence in insurance services and easing financial pressure across the public transport sector.
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Matatu strike called off after talks with Ruto and transport stakeholders
Karakacha said the transport sector was satisfied with the outcome of the engagement and would continue working closely with the government as efforts to address challenges facing operators move forward.
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Ruto orders NTSA to allow matatus to retain graffiti
The directive follows concerns raised by stakeholders in the matatu industry over orders requiring operators to strip vehicles of graffiti, artwork and other decorative features that have become a common part of matatu culture.
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Okoa Uchumi coalition faults Sh4.82 trillion budget over rising debt and failing services
Okoa Uchumi also pointed to the country’s expanding fiscal deficit, saying it has now crossed Sh1.1 trillion. The coalition noted that the government plans to borrow Sh995.7 billion locally, an amount it said makes up nearly 90 per cent of all borrowing projected for the financial year.
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Ruto defends G-to-G fuel deal, says it shielded Kenya from fuel and dollar crisis
Ruto also said the framework has helped the country remain more resilient during global oil shocks that have affected many economies, including those with stronger financial systems.
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First 100,000 electric vehicles to enter Kenya duty-free, Ruto announces
The President said the government was accelerating plans to reduce the country's dependence on imported fuel while cushioning consumers from the effects of one of the most severe disruptions in the global oil market in recent years.
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Government spent Sh15.72bn to stabilise fuel prices, says Ruto
Part of the intervention also involved a tax decision reached with Parliament, where Value Added Tax on petroleum products was reduced from 16 per cent to 8 per cent to reduce the cost burden on households and businesses.