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Tanzania government calls for dialogue after deadly post-poll unrest

Kirinyaga man in custody over school head's kidnapping

The suspect, Patrick Gacoki Muembe, and his two accomplices, who are still at large, allegedly pounced on the unsuspecting teacher, bundling him into a vehicle, before subjecting him to a harrowing ordeal as they drove him around in circles.

Man City rout Liverpool to mark Guardiola milestone

Erling Haaland missed an early penalty at the Etihad Stadium, but the City striker recovered to give Guardiola's side the lead.

Iran faces unprecedented drought as water crisis hits Tehran

President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that if there is not enough rainfall soon, Tehran's water supply could be rationed. But he said that even rationing might not be enough to prevent a disaster.

We'll come for those illegal guns, Ruto warns Baragoi bandits

Speaking during a visit to Samburu on Sunday, November 9, 2025, the President said security agencies are aware of individuals in possession of illegal weapons and will move to recover them if not surrendered voluntarily.

Three dead and 15 injured in Tenerife tidal surge

A woman died after being pulled into the ocean near the Puerto de la Cruz resort and a man died at Santa Cruz de Tenerife, emergency services said on Sunday, November 9, 2025.

Report corruption during police recruitment exercise to me- Murkomen

Speaking during a Sunday service at the PEFA Church in Sotik Sub-County on November 9, 2025, Murkomen pledged that the exercise meant to recruit 10,000 officers will not have any cases of malpractice

Kalonzo: African leaders must stop treating protesters as criminals and terrorists

Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Pan-African Institute, Kalonzo said the growing protests by young people — often led by the so-called Gen-Z generation — are a legitimate outcry against poor governance, corruption, electoral fraud, and economic hardship.

Somalia calls on regional MSMEs to invest, trade in the country

Somalia's Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, Mohamed Abdi Hayir (Mareye), reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to the EAC integration agenda and to creating a vibrant, inclusive business environment for entrepreneurs.

Even in death, Raila’s Pan-African spirit continues to inspire us- Kalonzo

Speaking on Sunday, Kalonzo said the world had lost a towering statesman whose life was devoted to the cause of African unity, democracy, and people-centred leadership.

I'm not against ODM forming coalitions with other parties – Ruth Odinga

Speaking during a visit by Ndhiwa MP Martin Owino and a delegation to her home at Kango ka Jaramogi to offer condolences, Ruth said her comments were meant to emphasise the need for a strong and united ODM before engaging in alliances.

Angola honours Mzee Jomo Kenyatta with posthumous award for Pan-Africanism

In a statement the Office of the Fourth President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, said the award, presented under the Honour Class, was a significant recognition of Mzee Kenyatta’s legacy as a Pan-Africanist leader who championed unity and self-determination across the continent.

Bobi Wine slams Museveni over detention of Kenyan activists

In a statement reacting to a video of Museveni’s remarks, Bobi Wine accused the Ugandan president of admitting to the illegal abduction and prolonged detention of the two Kenyans — Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo — who were reportedly held incommunicado for 39 days.

EAC small enterprises trade fair to boost integration- CS Oparanya

Speaking at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi ahead of the 25th East African Community (EAC) MSMEs Trade Fair, Oparanya emphasized that the fair aims to promote market access for small businesses and foster integration within East Africa.

Two Kenyans detained during Tanzania post-election protests released

The two — Fredrick Lorent Obuya, a lawyer and tour operator, and John Gitahi Nderitu, a financial professional — were arrested during the October 29, 2025 protests that erupted after Tanzania’s general elections.

Two arrested over Eldoret–Malaba Highway robberies

According to police, the two are believed to be part of a ruthless gang that has been preying on innocent motorists in a series of late-night ambushes that left travellers terrified and property lost.

Ruto, Cabinet Secretaries make key appointments to state corporations

In the appointments, President Ruto named Dr. Olang’o Onudi as the non-executive chairperson of the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital Board.

Kenyans Njagi, Oyoo arrested for working with Bobi Wine as ‘riot experts’ – Museveni

The Ugandan leader alleged that the two Kenyans were working closely with members of the Opposition to coordinate street protests and acts of civil disobedience.

US cleaning woman shot and killed after arriving at wrong home

Police say they found Maria Florinda Rios Perez dead in her husband's arms on the front porch of a home on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, shortly before 0700 local time (12:00 GMT).

CS Ruku leads State officials in goat auction to boost Mbeere North economy

Ruku said the initiative was not a one-off event but part of a broader plan by the government to revitalize rural markets and create sustainable income opportunities for ordinary Kenyans.

Storm declared 'super typhoon' as it hits Philippines

Typhoon Fung Wong will bring sustained winds of 185 km/h (155mph) and torrential rain to several areas on Sunday, according to the country's meteorological service (Pagasa).

Unregulated commercial interests remain the biggest threat to conservancy – Mudavadi

Mudavadi said the government remains committed to sustainable conservation that puts communities at the centre.

Kenya lauded for transformative housing plan, Nairobi Rivers clean-up

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki on Saturday, November 8, 2025, said the country continues to work with relevant agencies locally and internationally to ensure the success of the programmes, which are the heart of the government’s agenda.

More Chadema leaders arrested after deadly protests

In a statement, the party’s Director of Communication and Publicity, Brenda Rupia, states that those arrested include Chadema’s Chairperson of the Coastal Zone, Boniface Jacob.

More than 1,400 flights cancelled following US air traffic cuts

Nearly 6,000 flights were also delayed, down from over 7,000 delays on Friday, according to flight tracker FlightAware.

PHOTOS: Amboseli returns home as President Ruto hands park to Kajiado

President William Ruto on Saturday officially issued a presidential proclamation transferring management of Amboseli National Park from the National Government to Kajiado County.The move recognises the park’s deep historical ties to the Maasai community and is framed as part of ongoing efforts to address long-standing communal land claims and ensure intergenerational equity.

Six dead as Russian attacks disrupt homes and energy in Ukraine

In Dnipro, two people died and 12 others were injured when an apartment block was hit, while three fatalities were reported in Zaporizhzhia. Across the country, 25 sites, including areas in Kyiv, faced damage, leaving many residents without electricity and heating. Emergency crews raced to repair critical systems as communities struggled to cope with the sudden loss of services.

Ruto: Giving Amboseli to Kajiado is justice, not a risk

The President said the decision follows extensive consultations involving both levels of government, conservation experts, and local leaders. He emphasized that it was guided by law, fairness, and respect for the country’s international obligations.

Water shortages threaten jobs and livelihoods worldwide - World bank report

The report estimates that the world loses roughly 324 billion cubic meters of freshwater every year, enough to satisfy the yearly needs of around 280 million people. These figures reveal that water shortages are no longer just an environmental concern—they are now a pressing economic challenge that could undermine development progress across the globe.

Mudavadi says greed, not communities, remains the greatest threat to conservation

The Prime Cabinet Secretary hailed the transfer as a monumental step toward justice for the Maasai, whose heritage and coexistence with wildlife date back centuries. He praised the unity among leaders and residents from Kajiado, Narok, and Samburu, saying their collective stand reflects the true spirit of the Maa people.