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UDM is second oldest surviving party in Kenya- Senator Roba
Senator Roba said that the party’s growth is rooted in its values of justice, equity, and service to the people.
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State disburses Sh881 million to support 440,000 vulnerable households
The funds are expected to ease financial pressure on beneficiary households, many of which struggle to meet basic needs.
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KMPDC CEO: Why some health facility inspections take longer
Speaking in an interview with Radio Generation, Council CEO Dr. David Kariuki emphasized that the council’s role is not to punish institutions but to support them in delivering safe and reliable services to Kenyans.
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CoB gains access to counties’ bank accounts in crackdown on misuse
This follows the gazettement of the County Public Finance Laws (Amendment) Act 2025, which gives her office the authority to view transactions across all county accounts. The change will allow real-time monitoring of cash inflows and outflows, making it easier to detect irregular financial activities.
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Kaluma Boy: The teen whose love for his father moved a nation
The outpouring of support highlighted the power of online communities and the impact of genuine storytelling. Without political backing or big campaigns, a 17-year-old had managed to unite people through empathy and shared humanity.
Global Affairs
UN says 22 dead as protests sweep Madagascar over power and water cuts
The Indian Ocean island nation, one of the poorest globally, has a long history of popular uprisings since independence in 1960, including the 2009 mass demonstrations that toppled then president Marc Ravalomanana.
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KAA workers suspend strike for two days to allow talks
The court issued the directive on Monday morning after KAA moved to court seeking orders to stop the strike. Both the union and the management appeared before the Ministry at 11 am for the session, which continued until 7:45 pm before it was adjourned. The talks are expected to resume on Tuesday morning.
Global Affairs
New US-Israel Gaza peace proposal seeks ceasefire and hostage deal
The proposal calls for an immediate halt to military operations, with Hamas expected to release 20 living Israeli hostages and the remains of more than two dozen others believed to be dead within 72 hours. In return, Israel would free hundreds of detained Gazans.
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High Court gives AG 14 days to respond in Kizza Besigye deportation suit
The decision came after the court heard that despite being served two months ago, the State had not filed any formal response.
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We’re not against e-procurement! Governors say as they call for more consultations
COG chairman Ahmed Abdullahi stressed that while they are not opposed to automation, the rollout of the new system lacked adequate consultation, preparation, and integration with existing structures.
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Death toll in Gilgil crash rises to 16 after two children die in hospital
The crash occurred along the busy Nakuru–Nairobi highway when a fourteen-seater matatu carrying family members collided head-on with a truck.
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Garissa-bound G Coach involved in a crash
The bus, which departed Nairobi at 3pm, was reportedly involved in the crash near Mwingi town.
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MP Wamuchomba tells off Gachagua allies over attacks on Uhuru
In a statement, Wamuchomba said Uhuru remains the political kingpin of the Mt Kenya region and that his leadership was not imposed on the people.
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IEBC starts nationwide continuous voter registration ahead of 2027 polls
Speaking at the launch, IEBC Chairman Erustus Edung Ethekon said the CVR administrative procedure is a process that transforms citizens “from bystanders into active nation-builders.”
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Linda Bach appointed new CEO of Kenya Editors Guild (KEG)
Bach takes over from Rosalia Omungo, who has held the position for the past eight years.
Global Affairs
China sentences 16 of 39 Ming mafia family members to death
Five of the 16 will receive 2-year suspended sentences in the death sentences. Another 11 were jailed for life, and the remaining 12 were handed prison terms ranging from five to 24 years.
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Why European Union will stop stamping passports for visitors from non-EU countries on short stays
The Schengen Area, where the system will be applied, covers 29 European countries that have abolished internal border controls. The EU says the traditional stamp system is outdated, inefficient and vulnerable to fraud.
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Magarini parliamentary aspirant Furaha Chengo quits DCP
The aspirant described his resignation as a painful but necessary step, saying he could no longer continue in a role where his efforts were consistently undermined.
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KWS probes suspected lion poisoning in Maasai Mara's Oleisukut Conservancy
In a statement, KWS said its veterinary team responded swiftly, administering emergency treatment, stabilizing the pride, and relocating them to safety.
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Kindiki calls for stronger intergovernmental dialogue for SHA success
Kindiki described IBEC as the best platform for dialogue between the two levels of government, urging members to use it to resolve pending and emerging issues.
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Tourism Ministry pledges seamless transition to new park fees
The updated regulations, the first in 18 years, aim to boost financial sustainability, enhance visitor experience, and protect Kenya’s wildlife heritage.
Health and Wellness
Taifa Care rollout records major milestones as 26.5 million Kenyans register for UHC
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale made the announcement during the 28th Ordinary Session of the Intergovernmental Budget and Economic Council (IBEC) held on September 29, 2025, in Nairobi.
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Six arrested in Kitale crime raid, crude weapons recovered
In a statement posted on its official social media handle, the NPS confirmed that the early morning raid targeted the Burma Slums in Kitale Town, an area that has long been on the police radar for criminal activity.
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Three AK-47 rifles surrendered in Baringo as police step up disarmament in Kerio Valley
Authorities say the weapons have been secured for safe custody as part of the wider effort to reduce the circulation of illegal firearms in the region.
Education and Career
KMTC, UNHCR roll out nursing scholarships
By offering full scholarships, the program is expected to attract many qualified applicants from both the host community and the refugee population, boosting the region’s healthcare capacity over time.
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Analysts slam State empowerment programmes as signs of policy failure
The empowerment programmes, often rolled out as distribution of equipment, start-up capital and training to youth and women groups, have stirred controversy across the country.
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IEBC voter registration drive kicks off today
IEBC Commissioner Mukhwana emphasized that voter registration is no longer confined to temporary mass drives but will instead take place throughout the year at established offices.
Business
CBK sets timeline for digital fraud compensation rules
The bank plans to collaborate with other financial sector regulators and the Competition Authority of Kenya to roll out the new guidelines by the end of 2026.
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95 dead from hunger in Western Sudan's refugee camp during past 40 days
In a statement, the Abu Shouk Camp Emergency Room said 73 children under five and 22 elderly individuals had died from hunger and illness among camp residents.
Business
Salat Mohamud Mohamed: From Garissa to the helm of Hass Petroleum
Under Salat's leadership, Hass Petroleum has expanded deeper into regional markets while also diversifying its portfolio.