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Trump orders 45-day review to classify muslim brotherhood as terrorists
Global Affairs

Trump orders 45-day review to classify muslim brotherhood as terrorists

Trump signed an executive order on Monday instructing Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to examine whether Muslim Brotherhood groups in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and other nations should be classified as Foreign Terrorist Organizations or Specially Designated Global Terrorists. Once the report is submitted, the administration will have 45 days to implement any recommended designations.

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Family Bank profit soars 55.7% as lending activity drives growth
Business

Family Bank profit soars 55.7% as lending activity drives growth

Despite the overall strong performance, loan loss provisions rose sharply from Sh587.5 million in September 2024 to Sh1.361 billion in September 2025, a 131.6 percent increase, reflecting a cautious approach to credit risk. Total operating expenses increased 33 percent to Sh10.24 billion from Sh7.703 billion, partly due to higher loan impairment charges and heightened business activity.

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Sakaja explains reason behind hospital account shift to Sidian Bank
News

Sakaja explains reason behind hospital account shift to Sidian Bank

Sakaja noted that the county followed the law, stating that the Public Finance Management Act does not tie counties to specific banks, allowing them to choose an institution that best supports their operations. He added that interest rates offered by the previous bank were not favourable, which pushed the county to look for a better offer.

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Tanzania cancels independence day to prioritise riot repairs
Global Affairs

Tanzania cancels independence day to prioritise riot repairs

The decision comes after weeks of unrest that followed the presidential election. Cities such as Dar es Salaam and Dodoma witnessed extensive damage to roads, government offices, and public utilities. Police stations and polling centres were vandalised, while businesses and traders in affected areas faced significant losses.

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Kitui's CEC death linked to heart fluid build-up, no foul play involved
News

Kitui's CEC death linked to heart fluid build-up, no foul play involved

Family doctor Ancient Kituku, who observed the examination, said Nzilani’s heart “burst and leaked a lot of blood,” causing pressure that prevented it from functioning properly. This condition, known as cardiac tamponade, occurs when fluid or blood gathers in the sac around the heart, stopping it from pumping effectively.

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IEBC rejects claims of election interference ahead of Magarini poll
News

IEBC rejects claims of election interference ahead of Magarini poll

The statement comes in response to a letter from Democracy for the Citizens Party leader Rigathi Gachagua, dated November 24, 2025. Gachagua had alleged that a senior IEBC officer was obstructing or influencing the by-election process. IEBC Chairperson Erastus Edung Ethekon confirmed the letter had been received and the issues thoroughly noted.

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ODPP, Kenya Airways launch joint crackdown on drug and human trafficking
News

ODPP, Kenya Airways launch joint crackdown on drug and human trafficking

The collaboration was announced after a high-level meeting between Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga and Kenya Airways Managing Director Allan Kilavuka, where both sides agreed on a new joint framework to enhance early detection, investigations and staff training across the airline’s operations.

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Kenya, Malaysia advance digital collaboration
Technology

Kenya, Malaysia advance digital collaboration

Speaking during a Statehouse meeting with President William Ruto, he highlighted that the partnership would extend beyond traditional sectors such as agriculture to areas critical for future economies, including digital technology, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and energy transition.

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Kenya Power rolls out new scanning system for meter reading
Technology

Kenya Power rolls out new scanning system for meter reading

The new system, known as Optical Character Recognition, uses scanning instead of manual entry. With this method, meter readers only need to scan a meter display, allowing the system to automatically process the reading with high accuracy. The Company says this shift is expected to make the monthly billing cycle faster and more reliable.

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Strong interest income drives Prime Bank’s nine-month performance
Business

Strong interest income drives Prime Bank’s nine-month performance

While interest income strengthened, non-interest income went down. The figures show that non-interest revenue fell by 30.7 percent, dropping from Sh2.34 billion to Sh1.62 billion. Even with this fall, total operating income still increased by 24.2 percent to Sh8.59 billion, supported mainly by the strong performance of interest-driven business.

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