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Raila: Gachagua has no solutions for Kenya’s crisis
He also used the opportunity to warn young people against being misled into destructive actions during protests.
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Kenya to launch SGR works in September as Uganda and DRC join regional rail project
Uganda Railway Corporation Managing Director Benon Kajuna said the country had already paid its 15 per cent contribution for the project to the contractor.
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Senate probes disappearances of young fishermen around Lake Nakuru
The petition was filed by Tom Mboya Ochieng’, the chief executive officer of Gaplink International, a civil society organisation based in Nakuru.
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Small claims courts projects stuck despite millions spent, says audit report
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu noted that the delays in completing courts in Dagoretti, Kasarani, Mihango, and Huruma are directly tied to the Executive Office of the President.
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School closure looms as teachers demand capitation funds and pay rise
KUPPET Secretary General Akelo Misori said most schools are in deep financial trouble, with many struggling to keep learners in school due to unpaid fees and lack of operational funds.
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Calm urged as process begins to replace late Chief Kadhi
Hussein’s passing marks the start of a formal succession process that will be overseen by the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), under the leadership of Chief Justice Martha Koome.
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KHRC decries police delay after violent raid at its offices
According to the commission, the group of goons broke through the office perimeter and violently disrupted the event, which was aimed at condemning police abuses against peaceful protestors.
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Chief Justice Koome, CSs make fresh appointments in key public agencies
The new terms take effect between July 11 and July 14, with some replacing outgoing members and others renewing terms for serving officials.
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Supreme Court to begin annual recess on August 1
The Chief Justice said a duty judge will be available to deal with urgent matters that may come up during this period.
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Government extends security operation in Marsabit for 30 more days
The notice, made under Section 106(6) of the National Police Service Act, gives security agencies continued authority to maintain heightened operations and presence in these localities.
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Courts to get security boost as Judiciary responds to vandalism
To ensure continued service delivery, the Judiciary has temporarily transferred all cases from Dagoretti to the Kibera Law Courts while rehabilitation is ongoing.
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IG Kanja orders immediate surrender of firearms in 13 Marsabit locations
Residents in these locations have been ordered to surrender any firearms in their possession to nearby police or administrative offices during daylight hours.
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Ruto appoints Charles Nyachae, former PS, and ex-MP to key State boards
The changes, detailed in a gazette notice dated July 11, 2025, signal a return to public service for the former officials, some of whom have held high-level roles in previous administrations.
Health and Wellness
Kenya’s cancer burden escalates with 75 daily deaths and limited access to care
The Chairperson of the Board of Trustees at the National Cancer Institute, Dr Timothy Olweny, warned that the disease is tightening its grip on the population due to rising cases and limited access to treatment.
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EACC gains access to procurement system in new anti-corruption drive
EACC Chief Executive Officer Abdi Mohamud noted that a majority of corruption investigations handled by the agency arise from fraudulent procurement processes.
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Cloudy and wet conditions to continue in over 30 counties, weatherman warns
Coastal counties such as Mombasa, Kilifi, Lamu and Kwale, along with coastal parts of Tana River, will experience similar conditions.
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Court orders Defence ministry to deposit Sh7.9 million over Mandera shooting
The case was filed by Adan Mohammed, Dubane Samow, Abdulle Sahara Maow, Salan Hashim, and Mohammed Sheikh Mohammed, who accused the Ministry of Defence of violating their Constitutional rights.
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Anglican Church warns against use of violence in handling protests
The clergy also raised concerns over plans to construct a church within the State House premises, stressing that the presidency symbolizes national unity and must be inclusive of all faiths.
Health and Wellness
Mombasa records two Mpox deaths as cases rise sharply
The World Health Organization says symptoms include fever, headaches, muscle aches, swollen lymph nodes, and a rash lasting two to four weeks.
Global Affairs
Nigeria rejects US pressure to accept Venezuelan deportees
Earlier this week, Trump hosted five African presidents of Liberia, Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania and Gabon at the White House.
Health and Wellness
Another patient found dead at KNH as investigations begin
This is the second such incident reported at the facility this year.
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Hope as Elgeyo Marakwet residents await President Ruto’s visit
The affected families are asking for 3 million shillings per acre for the 921 acres they claim were taken from them when mining operations were at their peak.
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State House spends over Sh1 billion on domestic travel despite austerity promise
The report shows that out of the total government expenditure of Sh1.2 trillion during the period, local travel consumed Sh11.6 billion across various ministries and offices.
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Detectives probe three separate killings in Migori, Kisumu and Laikipia counties
Constable Gilbert Kibet, who was attached to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) station in Muhuru Bay, was found dead early Friday morning outside a bar.
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Bill introduces alternative path to approve resilient seeds
According to the Bill, only seed varieties that are proven to be climate-resilient and those intended for fast response to environmental stress will be eligible for this fast-track certification.
Global Affairs
Israel says Iran may recover enriched uranium after US strikes
The official said that retrieving the uranium from beneath the surface would be extremely difficult, but warned that if Iran tried, it would likely trigger another round of Israeli strikes.
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Questions over Sh274 million as MPs push Kenya Power for accountability
The report also noted that key supporting documents such as attendance records and meeting minutes were missing, making it difficult to confirm whether the consultant actually took part in the project implementation.
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AG proposes law to fast-track corruption cases within six months
Trial courts would be required to complete corruption cases within six months, while appeals at the High Court and Court of Appeal would each be expected to take no more than three and six months respectively.
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Fix the mess and earn Kenyans' trust, Koome tells IEBC
The Chief Justice challenged the commission to confront weaknesses within the IEBC and deliver reforms that would make it a trusted institution.
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New bill seeks to compel employers to set up whistleblower systems
The Bill lays out responsibilities for government bodies and private entities to create and maintain documented procedures for handling reports made by employees or third parties.