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Detectives set up camp in Kisii village after killing of five

According to the investigating team, the locals are pointing fingers at outsiders, suggesting that the assailants were hired to carry out the killings.

Body of man retrieved after septic tank collapse in Mombasa bar

As search operations continued at the scene, the Mombasa County Government confirmed that two more individuals are still missing and are feared to be trapped beneath the debris.

Flooding disrupts Nairobi train service as experts predict more rainfall

Station Master Absalom Kainga said that efforts were underway to ensure no booked passenger was left behind.

Kenya tackles gambling addiction in youth with new national strategy

One of the key components of the plan is the establishment of a helpline that will offer immediate support to individuals affected by gambling addiction.

Glory in the US as Kenya's Korir and Lokedi win 2025 Boston Marathon

Lokedi, runner-up in 2024, pulled away from two-time defending champion Hellen Obiri in the last mile.

President Ruto to depart for China state visit tonight

The President is expected to officiate the Kenya-China Business Forum, bringing together over 100 companies from both countries to explore new opportunities in trade, investment, digital innovation, and industrial growth.

Pope Francis: Funeral tradition, succession and milestones

In past funerals, the body of a deceased Pope was placed on a raised platform known as a catafalque in St Peter’s Basilica, allowing the public to view it. Pope Francis has removed this tradition.

KENHA told to restrict passage of trailers through Eldoret town

According to Kimutai, the regular movement of large trucks through the town center creates a significant and ongoing threat to public safety.

Raila proposes international resort to protect historic Kongo Mosque

While speaking at the mosque on Sunday, Odinga encouraged the community to explore ideas from countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and Saudi Arabia, where Islamic conference centers are common.

From Chemical Technician to Pope: The Journey of Francis

He was also the first Pope from the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere.

Pope Francis dies at 88, says the Vatican

At 9:45 am, Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camerlengo of the Apostolic Chamber, announced the demise.

Ndhiwa MP warns residents against mob justice

He referenced a recent case in which a butcher and his driver lost their lives near Kobodo trading centre in Kanyamwa Kologi Ward after being suspected of livestock theft.

Homa Bay man killed over fishing grounds dispute

As of the time of reporting, Kayanja Assistant Chief Moses Sirawa confirmed that Ooko’s body had yet to be recovered.

14-year-old girl mauled to death by lion

The lion has not been found, but KWS said it had set a trap and deployed search teams to look for the animal.

Kenyans dominate in Beijing and Shanghai Half Marathons

The Beijing Half Marathon has a profound history of nearly 70 years.

President Ruto responds to Standard's 'Judas' Betrayal' headline

The President further emphasized that he makes no apologies for fostering national unity, expressing pride in bringing Kenyans together.

Refusing cash? You could pay hefty price under new law

The Bill is sponsored by Suba South representative Caroli Omondi, who says many people still rely on cash due to lack of access to technology or knowledge of digital systems.

SHA warns over fraudulent job advertisement

The Social Health Authority (SHA) has firmly denied any association with the advertisement. The agency is urging the public to exercise caution and avoid being duped by online job scams.

Thousands join anti-Trump protests across US

Political protests are becoming more common in the US - the "Hands Off" demonstrations in early April drew tens of thousands in cities across the country.

Hope for victims of Koru-Soin dam as Tribunal demands compensation

The case had been brought before the tribunal by 27 individuals who were among the many affected in 2022 when NLC acquired their land for the dam on behalf of the water authority.

Deadly prison break in Chad leaves three dead, Governor injured

According to Hassan Souleymane Adam, the secretary general of Guera province, the escape took place during a chaotic episode that saw guards engage in a gunfight with inmates.

Freedom at 94: Sabina Isutsa released after months in prison

Back home, Sabina is no longer able to speak clearly or recall events well, a sign her family believes is linked to her experience in jail.

Verstappen takes Pole in Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Norris crashes

Verstappen has been battling with low confidence in a struggling vehicle that has so far been outpaced by McLaren,

Four killed in early morning crash along Northern Bypass

The bodies were taken to Thika General Kago Mortuary for preservation and postmortem.

Isiolo: Two missing after MCA’s vehicle swept away by floods

Police officers from Isiolo Police Station responded to the scene and confirmed that the vehicle was traveling from the Kipsing area toward Isiolo town.

More funding needed to tackle Haemophilia in Kenya- Stakeholders

Kago also pointed out that the cost of Haemophilia drugs is prohibitively expensive, with doses for children costing Sh50,000 and for adults, Sh300,000.

Nursing Council warns against fraudulent courses

The NCK singled out the African International Technical College, accusing it of promoting and running a nursing-related course without obtaining the council’s authorization.

New bill targets shorter tenures for chiefs of Kenya's road agencies

However, critics now argue that longer tenures reduce accountability and flexibility.

Google's AI shields users from cyber threats

MPs, unions demand transparency after TSC teacher promotion list sparks uproar

Melly said some newly employed teachers had received multiple promotions, leaving out others who have been shortlisted and interviewed several times without success.