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The case, first filed by South Africa in December 2023, alleges that Israel’s military campaign in Gaza violates the 1948 United Nations Genocide Convention.
A joint outlook from the WFP and Food and Agriculture Organization covering June to September warns that food insecurity will deepen in the coming months.
The standoff has now placed the passage of the Equalisation Fund Appropriation Bill, 2025 in jeopardy, threatening to delay the disbursement of the Sh16.8 billion allocated to the fund in the current fiscal year.
The university said it will pay the amount over three years, while the government will reinstate most of the suspended research funding as part of the agreement.
So far, 11 people linked to the alleged cult have been arrested and are currently being held in remand. They are expected to appear in court on August 22.
According to the UDA MP, the Sh44.7 billion bond might not reflect its true cost on paper but will translate into much higher repayment obligations in the future.
The announcement comes amid rising concerns over the state of Lang’ata Cemetery, which has remained in use despite being declared full over two decades ago.
The clarification follows Auditor General Nancy Gathungu’s 2024 audit report, which questioned the management structure of TIMS and cited the absence of a formal contract governing the system’s development and control.
A notable 38% of volunteers gave their time 3 to 5 times during the year, indicating regular and committed engagement.
The Special Funds Accounts Committee has given the department two weeks to provide all pending audit documents to the Office of the Auditor-General.
The Chief Justice said her comments should not be interpreted to refer to protests in other places or to those facing unrelated charges.
CS Duale emphasized the country’s determination to deliver UHC through the Taifa Care Model and the Social Health Insurance Fund.
KICD Chief Executive Officer Charles Ong’ondo also defended the textbook distribution process, saying all books were delivered based on official Ministry of Education data and aligned to the approved curriculum.
The magistrate postponed the ruling on whether to withdraw the case, setting the next court date for July 28, 2025.
Munyakho, whose execution had been scheduled for May 15, 2024, was freed after extensive negotiations with Saudi authorities led to a successful appeal for clemency.
According to the court submissions, the DPP intends to call more than 80 witnesses, most of whom are Kisumu residents.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu revealed that a total of 529 parcels, spread across Mombasa, Limuru, Nakuru, and Kisumu, have either been grabbed or irregularly allocated without the corporation's consent.
During a meeting with the KSL management, MPs raised several audit concerns flagged in the financial statements.
The Committee on Implementation expressed disappointment during a sitting on Tuesday after the Ministry failed to provide clear progress on the enforcement of recommendations from two House reports adopted in the 12th Parliament.
Murkomen took a swipe at the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), accusing it of siding with lawbreakers at the expense of ordinary Kenyans.
KUJ Secretary General Erick Oduor described the code as a vital framework to guide responsible, ethical, and professional journalism in the country.
Eldoret High Court Judge Robert Wananda, who had been scheduled to kick off the trial proceedings on Tuesday morning, expressed frustration at the continued delays.
The audit also exposed further legal failures, noting that KFS had paid Sh8.17 million in compensation in some cases after failing to attend court to defend itself.
The incident, which unfolded shortly after evening prep on Tuesday night, saw a group of students breach the examination room and vandalise key school facilities.
President expressed disbelief at Maraga's comments, especially considering his long service in public office.
President Ruto described the Sh44 billion raised as a milestone that affirms Kenya’s ability to tap local markets to finance large-scale projects.
The programme is designed to strengthen local capacity to respond to climate shocks and natural hazards through community-driven initiatives.
KWS oversees about 20 per cent of Kenya’s land, including 24 national parks, 29 national reserves, and 215 community conservancies.
Wahome defended the government’s approach, saying the ongoing Nairobi River clean-up targets areas with high pollution levels, not specific locations or communities.
The law introduces strong restrictions on advertising, including a ban on using celebrities and public vehicles to promote gambling.