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KDF confirms deaths of two pilots in Kwale crash

In a statement, KDF says the aircraft was on a training mission in the area when it crashed after experiencing an emergency, killing both pilots.

Protesters rally nationwide in defiance of Trump policies

Demonstrations unfolded in cities large and small from Philadelphia and Chicago to Houston and Atlanta just hours ahead of Trump’s scheduled military parade in Washington.

CS Tuya pledges full disclosure on KDF plane crash details

In a statement released on the evening of Saturday, June 14, 2025, CS Tuya confirmed receiving a detailed briefing on the incident and affirmed that the aircraft involved was a Grob 120A model.

Honoring fatherhood: Why celebrating dads on Father’s Day matters

Beyond their traditional roles as providers or disciplinarians, this day offers a meaningful chance to acknowledge fathers as mentors, caregivers, and emotional anchors.

Gunmen kill over 100 in deadly attack on village in Nigeria

The Nigerian chapter of the rights organization reported that the massacre took place between Friday night and early Saturday in Yelewata, a village situated in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State.

Two killed, several injured in tragic Garissa–Nairobi Highway accident

Senator Omtatah sounds alarm over ongoing destruction in Shamata forest

He has called for immediate answers on who sanctioned the operation.

Former first lady Margaret Kenyatta urges youth to become drivers of global change

Addressing 170 graduates during Brookhouse School’s 17th graduation ceremony held at the Karen Campus, Mrs. Kenyatta applauded their growth and resilience.

Garissa Governor flags off vehicles for health emergencies

The donation aims to enhance health services and emergency response in Garissa’s remote areas.

King Charles celebrates official birthday with trooping the color parade

Thousands of spectators have begun gathering in central London to witness the grand spectacle as the parade proceeds along the mall, passing near Buckingham Palace.

DP Kindiki embraces ‘Yes Sir’ tag, says loyalty to Ruto is nothing to hide

While addressing residents of Wote in Makueni Constituency on Saturday, June 14, 2025, during an Economic Empowerment initiative, Kindiki stood firm in his support for the president.

Two soldiers die in military aircraft crash in Kwale

The Kenya Air Force Grob 120A aircraft went down near Mwakijembe Primary School while on a training flight.

Mombasa man nabbed with 80 rolls of bhang, knives in police raid

According to a statement from law enforcement, the arrest was carried out by a joint team comprising officers from Kongowea Police Station and National Government Administration Officers.

Death toll in India plane crash climbs to 279

The updated death toll, provided by a senior city officer who spoke on condition of anonymity, surpasses the previously confirmed figure of 265.

Fresh clash looms as Senate tables power expansion bill

The proposed bill, which is yet to be submitted for official publication, seeks to expand the Senate’s authority, particularly in the law-making process, the national budget, and oversight of key government appointments.

MPs demand action as Mining PS faces heat over pollution

The committee, led by Vice Chair Charles Kamuren, dismissed the explanations given by Principal Secretary Harry Kimtai, saying they did not reflect what was happening on the ground.

Another death reported in police custody in Kisumu

The death adds to a string of troubling deaths behind police walls.

DP Kindiki hails budget projections as key weapon against corruption

Kindiki noted that Kenya’s persistent struggle to meet revenue collection goals stems largely from unethical practices and deliberate avoidance by some individuals who should be contributing significantly to the tax base.

KeNHA, KURA on the spot as MPs probe delays in strategic Mombasa roads

The lawmakers, led by Chairperson Raphael Wanjala, said the delays are unacceptable and have caused serious inconvenience to residents and motorists.

State banks on Science to combat rising food shortage

PS Abdulrazak says the newly created State Department under the Ministry of Education is spearheading efforts to leverage technology in addressing food insecurity, improving nutrition, and strengthening climate resilience in vulnerable communities.

City Hall cracks down on land rate defaulters with water cuts

More than 100 prominent properties across the capital have been listed in the latest phase of enforcement.

Mariga and Wanyama’s mother, Mildred, dies at dawn

In a statement shared on Saturday, Mariga confirmed the loss and said funeral arrangements were underway.

Several injured in Nakuru tanker blast

The incident began when the tanker burst into flames, setting off a chain reaction that ignited two other nearby tankers.

Tobacco products to bear new graphic health warnings

In a gazette notice, the Ministry of Health announced that this is the third batch of warnings issued under the Tobacco Control Act, with the new requirements taking effect nine months from the date of publication.

One tribe, one county: Senate flags rampant hiring bias

The report shows that in these counties, more than 90 per cent of public workers belong to one ethnic group — far above the legal limit of 70 per cent.

Post-mortem confirms strangulation, torture in Elgeyo Marakwet killings

Government pathologist Dr Titus Ngulungu, who conducted the post-mortem at the Nakuru City Mortuary, confirmed that both men died from asphyxia.

Nigeria pardons Ken Saro-Wiwa, 30 years after execution

Saro-Wiwa and his fellow campaigners, known as the Ogoni Nine, were convicted of murder and hanged in 1995 under the country’s military regime.

Kenya elected to UN Tourism Executive Council

The announcement was made during the 68th UN Tourism Commission for Africa meeting held in Abuja, Nigeria, where tourism ministers and stakeholders came together to chart a path for the continent’s tourism sector.

Iran launches missiles at Israel following attack

Iran said Friday evening local time that it had fired “hundreds of various ballistic missiles” towards Israel,

Albert Ojwang died inside Central Police Station- IPOA

IPOA confirmed that Ojwang died inside the Central Police Station and maintained that the CCTV system at OCS's office had been interfered.