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Nairobi thug nabbed returning to scene with gun in socks

Police reported that the individual intended to target motorists who were stranded due to a vehicle breakdown.

Kenya to inject Sh2.5 billion into renewable energy push

The Ministry of Energy is prioritizing clean cooking gas for low-income households.

TSC under fire over alleged bias in teacher promotions

TSC faces heat over promotions favouring certain regions.

NCIC probing 28 hate cases, raises alarm on national unity

The Commission said it is using its 'Wall of Shame' to name those promoting hate and division.

Nairobi County targets matatu congestion with new route limits, cashless fare rules

The county also plans to designate official pickup and drop-off points and ban matatus from picking passengers at petrol stations.

Pemba Airport expansion begins with Sh516 billion boost

Deputy Minister for Works, Communications and Transport, Nadir Abdulatif, told Parliament on Tuesday that construction began in November 2024.

Govt releases Sh3.52bn for April Inua Jamii payments

The funds were disbursed through the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs.

NCIC: Gachagua’s “Christmas Party” comment an insult to victims, vows to take action

"There is nothing festive about the deaths, displacement, and devastation that marked that period," the Commission said in its statement.

Nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba loses seat as Speaker Kingi declares vacancy

The declaration was made through a notice by Senate Speaker Amason Kingi

Shakahola horror: Witnesses tell of children starved and tortured

Mackenzie and 38 co-accused face charges related to the torture and cruelty of children.

Moi University layoffs spark uproar from union chiefs

The union leaders are calling on Moi University management to clarify the criteria used to select staff for redundancy.

Senator Omtatah warns of life-threatening flaws in new Sh9bn Bunge Tower

He pointed to the lack of a medical wing, basic emergency tools, and lifts that can accommodate stretchers as unacceptable shortcomings for a facility meant to host lawmakers.

CS Kagwe: Only 3% of bank loans reach Agriculture

He challenged banks to craft financing models that respond to the realities of agriculture, including seasonal production cycles and smallholder constraints.

Aid trucks enter Gaza, but no supplies distributed, says UN

Global experts have warned of an approaching famine in the territory.

Cash bail refunds made simple: What you need to know

When cash bail is granted, and the accused does not run away, the court orders that the money be refunded to the person who paid it.

Raila defends ODM members in government, calls for patience

He described them as "experts donated to government," emphasizing their role in driving positive change.

Karua deported over legal breach, says Tanzanian government

Karua was removed from the country before she could appear in court, where Lissu faces treason charges linked to his call for electoral reforms.

A dead priest, sealed report, and a silent church

Mudavadi defends Tanzania’s move to deport Kenyan activists

Tanzania blocks access to X after cyberattack

Government releases Sh22 billion for term two capitation

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba on Tuesday announced that the funds had been disbursed to cater for capitation in the second term of the 2025 academic year.

Audit uncovers Sh270bn supplier losses

Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo told lawmakers that all remaining claims are now considered ineligible unless those owed can prove their legitimacy.

KRA makes tax filing easy with longer hours

The Authority added that on the final day of tax return filing, June 30, all KRA offices countrywide will be open for 17 hours, from 7 am to midnight.

AI solutions should be convenient for Africa's security challenges, says NIS boss Haji

"We should not expect that the AI that is being created in other jurisdictions will be effective for us or will work in our environment as well as it should," said Haji.

Murdered priest was trailed by persons demanding money, says DCI

Detectives are investigating reports that Fr. Maina had claimed his life was in danger.

We’re failing girls: Women MPs protest sanitary towel cuts

Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris on Tuesday questioned why the NGAAF budget keeps shrinking, despite its crucial role in helping disadvantaged communities.

Muhoozi backs Suluhu over tough stand on foreign interference

Muhoozi expressed admiration for Suluhu’s approach to leadership, pointing to her strong response after Tanzanian authorities denied entry to a delegation of Kenyan lawyers and activists.

Tanzania police launch probe after official X account hacked

The force has dismissed the content as fake and warned the public not to believe or share it.

CBK governor summoned over Sh970m dispute

The High Court directed the CBK governor to show cause on June 3, after AfrAsia Bank Ltd, the Mauritian lender, demanded payment of its money.

Nairobi tops list in national closure of 511 health facilities

The inspection, which began in consultation with the Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, targeted Mandera, Nairobi, and Wajir counties.