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Petition calls for removal of Governor Kahiga over inflammatory remarks
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Petition calls for removal of Governor Kahiga over inflammatory remarks

The petitioners, comprising Bunge la Mwananchi and individuals Lawrence Oyugi, Komeade Bush, and Nicholas Kimanzi, have urged the Court to issue an order suspending Governor Kahiga from carrying out his duties until the case is resolved. The petitioners argue that Kahiga’s continued hold on office would allow him to perpetuate further inflammatory statements, undermining national cohesion.

President Ruto unveils Sh130 million AI-powered CT scan unit at Nakuru County hospital
Health and Wellness

President Ruto unveils Sh130 million AI-powered CT scan unit at Nakuru County hospital

The new unit, which is equipped with a specialized heart treatment kit, will double the hospital's daily diagnostic capacity from 50 to 100 scans, improving both the speed and accuracy of diagnoses, particularly for critical conditions like cardiac diseases, cancer, and trauma injuries.

 Diani police seek deportation of Dutch man over abuse incident
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 Diani police seek deportation of Dutch man over abuse incident

In the viral clip, Horst is seen shouting at officers before spitting at a male police officer in a heated confrontation inside the station. He was arrested on Tuesday evening while intoxicated and was expected to appear in court to face charges of assault, malicious damage to property, creating a disturbance, and possession of narcotics.

UFAA urges Kenyans to claim billions in dormant funds before October 31 deadline
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UFAA urges Kenyans to claim billions in dormant funds before October 31 deadline

An asset is considered unclaimed when its owner cannot be traced for a specified period, which is typically two years for bank accounts and one year for employer-held funds. Despite efforts to contact the owner via their last known address, the asset is deemed unclaimed and must be remitted to UFAA by the 31st of October each year.

Protests erupt in Tanzania as general elections begin amidst political tensions
Global Affairs

Protests erupt in Tanzania as general elections begin amidst political tensions

The elections, which began early this morning, have seen a relatively low turnout, as many of the leading challengers to President Samia Suluhu were either imprisoned or barred from running. Suluhu, who assumed office in 2021 following the sudden death of President John Magufuli, faces a critical test in her bid for a full term.

The Social Health Authority headquarters in Nairobi. PHOTO/The Standard
Health and Wellness

SHA appoints Pariken Ole Sankei as Director of internal audit

Sankei, a highly experienced auditor with more than 20 years in the field, brings a wealth of knowledge to his new role. His career spans leadership positions in key organizations such as the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF), the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA), and the Public Service Commission (PSC), giving him a unique perspective on both public and private sector operations. The appointment follows a rigorous recruitment process that began on July 29, 2025, ensuring transparency and fairness in the selection.

El-Fasher falls as fears of mass killings grip Sudan
Global Affairs

El-Fasher falls as fears of mass killings grip Sudan

International observers warn the city could now face one of the bloodiest episodes of the ongoing civil war, which began in April 2023 and has already claimed tens of thousands of lives and displaced nearly 12 million people. The United Nations said there were credible reports of “summary executions,” while experts from Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab released satellite images showing what appeared to be “piles of bodies executed en masse.”

Health Ministry takes tough stance on hospitals linked to maternal deaths
Health and Wellness

Health Ministry takes tough stance on hospitals linked to maternal deaths

The report identifies postpartum haemorrhage as the leading cause of maternal deaths, with Tana River, Garissa, West Pokot, Elgeyo Marakwet, Machakos, Homa Bay, Siaya, Wajir, Kilifi, Murang’a, Makueni, Migori, and Turkana counties having the highest fatalities. Kenya’s maternal mortality ratio remains at 355 per 100,000 live births, while neonatal mortality is 21 per 1,000 live births.

35 Ugandan activists accuse Kenya of illegal arrests and secret transfer to Kampala
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35 Ugandan activists accuse Kenya of illegal arrests and secret transfer to Kampala

Among the petitioners is a refugee officially registered in Kenya and serving as Director of the Community Support Initiative for Refugees. He told the court that he had travelled from Nairobi to Kisumu to join the delegation and spend the night with them at the training venue before the incident occurred.

Twice-yearly HIV prevention shot gets green light in South Africa
Global Affairs

Twice-yearly HIV prevention shot gets green light in South Africa

The approval signals a new era for HIV prevention efforts in Africa’s most affected nation, where millions continue to live with the virus. Developed by US biopharmaceutical firm Gilead Sciences, lenacapavir was submitted for approval in March 2025 and has now been officially registered for use among HIV-negative adults and adolescents at high risk of infection.

High Court orders police and DPP to produce Mwenda Mbijiwe within 7 days
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High Court orders police and DPP to produce Mwenda Mbijiwe within 7 days

Justice Martin Muya issued the directive on Tuesday, giving the two top officials seven days to present Mbijiwe in court—either alive or dead. The ruling followed an urgent petition filed by his mother, Jane Gatwiri, seeking to compel the government to disclose her son’s whereabouts and secure his immediate release.

African leaders accuse Tanzania of political persecution ahead of polls
Global Affairs

African leaders accuse Tanzania of political persecution ahead of polls

They urged Tanzanian authorities to allow Heche’s family and lawyers access to him and to publicly demonstrate that he is being treated humanely. The statement cautioned that continued silence from the state could amount to an enforced disappearance and a violation of both national and international human rights laws