The agreement was signed on behalf of SUPKEM by its National Chairman, Hassan Ole Nado, alongside Dr. Abdullatif bin Abdulaziz Al-Sheikh, Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance of Saudi Arabia.
By Yunis DekowThirty-eight senators voted to sustain the objection, while only four opposed it, effectively terminating the impeachment process on a technicality.
By Samuel OtienoThe youthful politician made a comeback to the County Assembly after a court nullified his 2022 election.
By Yunis DekowCounty Secretary Mohamud Mursal said Garissa has exceeded the legal threshold for employing persons with disabilities (PWDs) within the county public service, an achievement he attributed to deliberate leadership and policy commitment.
By Yunis DekowThe project is a critical investment that will transform access to safe, adequate and timely blood for communities across northern Kenya.
By Yunis DekowJustice Martin Muya issued the summons requiring the two to present themselves on December 16, 2025, at 11am. The judge said the continued lack of clarity from investigating agencies required the highest-ranking officers to state the progress of the case directly before the court.
By Bradley BosireRuto said some parts of JKIA have deteriorated so much that they depend on patch-up work, and that the government is working with private partners to source close to Sh200 billion for a full upgrade.
By Bradley BosireGovernor Abdi Guyo and Woman Representative Mumina Bonaya said the situation needed urgent government attention, warning that more families could be exposed to danger if nothing is done.
By Maureen KinyanjuiKuria, who has recently signalled interest in running for Nairobi’s top county seat, maintained that his bid is driven by concerns over what he described as deteriorating governance and service delivery in the capital.
By Bradley BosireELOG deployed long-term observers before the polls and 100 roving observers across 22 electoral areas on election day. While polling stations opened on time, had materials in place and conducted counting transparently, the group documented multiple violations that it said undermined credibility.
By Bradley BosireKingi explained that the matter will be handled through a formal Motion after a Notice of Motion has been issued. He added that senators will debate the objection and vote once the debate ends.
By Maureen KinyanjuiFactories in the East of the Rift recorded an average of USD 2.95 per kilogram, while those in the West averaged only USD 1.78 due to lower-quality teas.
By Bradley BosireNorth Eastern Kenyan MPs have warned that 2.1 million people are facing severe food insecurity, urging President Ruto's administration to declare the drought a national disaster and implement long-term solutions.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'iAs UNEP’s Advocate for Ecosystem Restoration, Amani will work to mobilise young people and raise awareness about efforts to prevent, halt and reverse environmental degradation.
By Bradley BosireOn the actual quantity of miraa exported daily to Somalia, Kagwe said government records show exports ranging between 13 and 17 tonnes per day, contrary to the over 40 tonnes reported by the Nyambene Miraa Trade Association (NYAMITA).
By Bradley BosireIn his statement, Kuria emphasised that his decision was not driven by tribal affiliations or party interests, but by a shared commitment to confronting the deep-rooted challenges facing Kenya’s capital.
By Bradley BosireThe Standing Committee on Health is mandated to incorporate public views before reporting to the Senate, with submissions due by Monday, December 22, 2025.
By Chrispho OwuorThe Commission urged national and county governments, the private sector and communities to accelerate implementation of the Persons with Disabilities Act, 2025 and advance inclusive development.
By Chrispho OwuorNEMA has set a December 4 public hearing at Imusali Primary School on the Isulu-Bushiangala underground gold mining EIA in Kakamega, inviting residents and stakeholders to give views before approvals.
By Chrispho OwuorKenya’s Interior Ministry has ordered full criminal prosecution of all defilement cases, with no mediation or withdrawals, a move backed by NGEC to protect children and strengthen justice.
By Chrispho OwuorKenya’s clinical officers have given the Health ministry and governors 21 days to sign a CBA, implement SRC pay and absorb contract staff, or face a nationwide strike.
By David AbonyoKenya’s competition watchdog has fined Directline Assurance Sh85 million for delaying payments to two Nairobi garages, ordering full settlement of outstanding invoices and contract changes to protect small suppliers.
By David AbonyoPolice in Laare, Igembe North, have arrested six more suspects over a December 1, 2025 gang rape, bringing the total in custody to nine, as investigations and a public appeal for information continue.
By David AbonyoThe charges were formally read out in the Senate chamber on Wednesday, outlining accusations of gross violation of the Constitution and other laws.
By Maureen KinyanjuiKoskei specifically called out the unauthorised extension or renewal of CEOs’ contracts, done without his office’s required consent. Other irregularities include hiring staff into unapproved positions and forming parallel organisational structures without any legal basis. The Public Service chief also expressed concern over the routine neglect of circulars that regulate board activities, travel arrangements, and office allocations.
By Ann NyamburaConstitutional lawyer Charles Nyachae warns that Kenyans have normalised vote bribery and political violence, urges citizens and leaders to confront a growing trust deficit in elections ahead of the 2027 polls.
By Chrispho OwuorTo address the heavy workload, the Judiciary has focused on completing new court buildings in Kasarani, Mihango, and Huruma. It is also increasing the number of specialised courts, including Gender Justice, Anti-Corruption, Children’s, and Small Claims Courts.
By Maureen KinyanjuiA decree released by the Provisional Electoral Council, which is in charge of running the vote, outlined that the first round of the presidential and legislative elections is scheduled for August next year.
By Maureen KinyanjuiInterior CS Kipchumba Murkomen warns criminal gangs are emerging as a major national security threat in Kenya, fuelled by politics, rogue businesses and compromised officers, as the state plans intelligence-led crackdowns.
By David AbonyoAccording to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), visitor entries through Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Moi International Airport, and other borders rose by 48.1 percent, reaching 1.8 million compared to 1.27 million over the same period last year.
By Maureen Kinyanjui