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DPP approves charges as driver becomes witness in MP Were murder case

The suspects will appear in court on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, with three to be arraigned at the Kibera High Court and two at the Milimani High Court.

Moi Teaching Hospital on the spot for Sh930,000 irregular intern payments

Five killed in attack on UN aid convoy near El-Fasher, Sudan

FIDA-Kenya demands charges against Rose Njeri be dropped

In a statement on Tuesday, FIDA-Kenya said Njeri was injured during her arrest, denied access to a lawyer and medication, and forced to hand over her phone, laptop and passwords.

EXPLAINER: What to know about Finance Bill, 2025

The Bill proposes wide-ranging tax changes meant to tighten compliance and boost revenue collection, as explained by the National Treasury.

Special needs teachers lose fight against KUSNET Union deductions

Elon Musk calls Trump’s tax and spending bill a ‘disgusting abomination’

In a post on X on Tuesday, Musk wrote, "Shame on those who voted for it."

MPs reject Senate’s push for extra Sh60 billion for counties

Ruto reserves 20% of affordable housing units for security officers

Ruto said the initiative is meant to restore dignity, improve welfare, and promote home ownership among the country’s service men and women.

NGO: Cameroon surpasses Burkina Faso as most overlooked crisis

Rose Njeri’s plea: Choose leaders who will defend you when it matters

The software developer behind a public feedback platform on the 2025 Finance Bill was dragged into a whirlwind of fear, confusion, and public outcry.

IEBC nominees get Committee nod, await full House decision

The committee gave its approval after vetting the seven nominees on Saturday, May 31.

Gov't eyes bond solution to end Sh421bn supplier arrears

The plan, put forward by a Treasury-appointed taskforce led by Hosea Kiili, recommends setting up a Public Pending Bills Liquidation Trust Fund.

Evaleen Mitei appointed acting TSC CEO as Macharia begins terminal leave

Mitei takes over the role in an acting capacity as the recruitment of a new Commission Secretary and CEO remains suspended by the courts.

Slovenian President calls on Kenyans to spearhead global climate action

President Musar stressed the critical need for united efforts in addressing climate change, noting that no nation is spared from its effects.

State responds to farmers’ plea with 50pc cut in rice imports

Agriculture and Food Authority Director-General Bruno Linyiru said the decision was made following a rice sector consultative meeting held at the Mwea Rice Growers Multipurpose Cooperative Society offices in Kirinyaga County.

Kenyatta Hospital to dispose of 124 unclaimed bodies in 7 days

The hospital on Tuesday appealed to the public to help in identifying and claiming the bodies before it seeks court approval for disposal.

Public hearings begin on Finance Bill 2025 in counties

The move follows a week-long round of stakeholder presentations in Nairobi. Committee vice chairperson Benjamin Langat said public input will play a key role in shaping the final document.

Government sets August deadline for digital vehicle plates

Head of Public Service Felix Koskei issued the order through an official circular sent to all ministries, parastatals, departments, and Semi-Autonomous Government Agencies.

Adani Group denies US probe claims over Iranian LPG imports

A report by the Wall Street Journal said that the U.S. Justice Department is looking into the activities of several tankers supplying cargo to Adani Enterprises.

Young author arrested over Charlene Ruto book in identity theft probe

He is accused of identity theft under the Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Act, allegedly for using Charlene Ruto’s name without consent in his publication, Beyond the Name: Charlene Ruto and the Youth Uprising.

MacBooks at half a million? Audit unmasks shocking gadget deals

Gathungu’s report for the 2023/2024 financial year revealed that the department bought six MacBooks for Sh2.99 million instead of the expected Sh1 million, and two iPads for Sh920,000 instead of Sh720,000.

Bill Gates to spend most of $200 billion fortune on Africa’s health and education

Speaking at the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa, Gates said, "by unleashing human potential through health and education, every country in Africa should be on a path to prosperity."

Rights groups call for sanctions on Ruto, Samia, Museveni over abuse claims

Led by former Chief Justice Willy Mutunga, the coalition condemned the recent detention and mistreatment of activists Boniface Mwangi and Agather Atuhaire in Tanzania, describing it as a direct attack on democratic freedoms.

Women Senators slam Isiolo Governor over sexist remarks

On June 1, during the event, Governor Guyo publicly dismissed Senator Fatuma’s calls for the allocation of development funds, saying he would not give her any money.

Gangs tighten grip on Haiti as interim government loses control

According to a June 1 report by the Financial Times, the country is facing its worst humanitarian and security crisis in years, with criminal groups expanding their influence and forcing thousands of residents to flee.

Senators demand commission to probe rising killings of catholic priests

South African man arrested after luring Nairobi teen to hotel through Tinder

The girl had installed Tinder following repeated nudges from a classmate urging her to check out the widely used dating platform.

Over 100 medics flee Kerio Valley after local church shuts hospital

Chesongoch Mission Hospital, the area’s primary health facility and the largest employer of health professionals, has been a lifeline for thousands of locals.

State banks on multi-billion project for reliable power

Funding is being provided by the French government, with €48.6 million (Sh7.1 billion) coming in the form of a concessional sovereign loan from the French Development Agency (AFD).