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Advocate Mutuma reveals step-by-step impeachment process for county leaders
Since 2022, the Senate has processed five motions against three governors, with only one resulting in removal from office.
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Court rejects KDF appeal over HIV-related dismissal
The dispute dates back to December 2021, when Mr PKJ underwent an HIV test during the KDF recruitment process without giving informed consent. Despite being medically cleared and issued a formal call-up letter to join training at Eldoret Recruits’ Training School, he was dismissed shortly after reporting for duty.
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Ruto, leaders condole with Odinga family following Beryl Achieng's death
President Ruto described Beryl as a distinguished professional and a pioneering woman whose work left a lasting impact across Africa. He recalled her early career in Zimbabwe during the 1980s, noting that “her expertise and commitment contributed to transformative urban development.”
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35 million people at risk as food crisis deepens in Nigeria
The WFP report released on Tuesday relies on the latest Cadre Harmonise assessment of food and nutrition across West Africa and the Sahel. It shows that Borno State remains the hardest hit, where ongoing insurgent attacks have devastated communities and disrupted farming and livelihoods for more than 16 years.
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PS Hinga defends Makongeni demolitions, says tenants received Sh150,000
PS Hinga noted that 3,600 tenants were listed for relocation, and out of that number, 3,300 have already been paid through M-Pesa. He said the few pending cases are linked to mismatched personal details and other verification gaps that the ministry is still working to resolve.
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ICC Faces Fresh Push to Investigate Tanzania’s post-election violence
According to the petition, Tanzanian authorities “murdered thousands of civilians, subjected hundreds to enforced disappearance, tortured thousands in detention facilities, committed sexual violence against detainees, forcibly displaced tens of thousands of indigenous Maasais, and employed cyber-enabled repression affecting millions.” The organisations argue that the events surrounding the vote reflect widespread and deliberate attacks that warrant international scrutiny.
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House team flags incomplete road projects as pending bills surge
The National Assembly Public Investment Committee on Commercial Affairs and Energy, chaired by Pokot South MP David Pkosing, said its examination of road and transport institutions shows that billions of shillings earmarked for key works have not been properly managed.
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PS Mwangi, MPs clash over delayed funding for sports academies
The agitated lawmakers fiercely warned that the hide-and-seek implementation of the flagship project was politically costly and risked rendering the academies white-elephant ventures.
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DPP Ingonga defends independence of his office before Senate
Ingonga told the committee that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has been entering into Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with various investigative agencies to strengthen collaboration and build trust when handling sensitive cases.
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Ruto calls for equal partnership, climate action and migration reform at AU–EU summit
Speaking during the 7th AU–EU Summit in Luanda, Angola, on November 25, 2025, Ruto said Africa is no longer on the margins of global affairs but is at the very centre of a rapidly shifting world order.
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Garissa’s new 400-bed mother and child hospital to transform regional healthcare
Governor Nathif Jama said his administration had allocated funds for what he described as “one of the most important health investments in a generation,” crediting the project with the potential to ease chronic congestion at Garissa Referral Hospital and reduce preventable deaths among mothers and infants.
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High Court rejects NCBA bid to halt ruling on illegal 2019 stamp duty waiver
In a ruling delivered on Tuesday at the Milimani Law Courts, the court held that NCBA had failed to demonstrate it would suffer “substantial loss” or “irreparable harm” if the judgment was enforced while awaiting appeal.
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Kenya’s Judiciary clears 647,666 cases in 2024/25 - Report
The report attributes the improvement to mobile courts, service weeks and the digital platform Mahakama Popote, which redistributed cases and eased pressure on congested stations, especially in underserved regions.
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Gachagua accuses police of enabling Narok violence in letter to IG Kanja
In a letter dated November 25, Gachagua claimed that state-sponsored militia, uniformed police officers and plain-clothes security agents harassed him and his supporters while he campaigned for a DCP candidate in Narok Town Ward.
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EACC boss defends separation of powers, urges youth patience
Speaking at the Youth Integrity Dialogue at the Technical University of Mombasa, Mohamud said that while the system may be inconvenient at times, it ultimately serves the public good.
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UDA blasts Gachagua over letter to IEBC ahead of Magarini by-election
In a letter addressed to IEBC Chairperson Erastus Edung Ethekon, UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar Hassan described Gachagua’s letter, dated November 24, as “a misguided missile of pent-up vendetta and palpable invective” aimed at discrediting a senior female leader.
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More unified workspaces as Zoho updrades to Zoho One
With over 75,000 organisations on board, the suite moves from isolated apps to unified collaboration, enhancing security, boosting contextual intelligence, and streamlining workflows across its integrated applications.
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10 counties account for 68% of Kenya’s legal cases- Report
According to the State of the Judiciary Annual Report 2024/2025, ten counties accounted for 68 per cent of all filings in the past year, underscoring deep regional differences in population density, economic activity and access to legal services.
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Kenya, Mozambique to deepen ties as Ruto meets Chapo in Luanda
The two leaders on Tuesday reaffirmed the deepening diplomatic and economic cooperation between the two nations.
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Kenyan banks race to meet Sh3 billion core capital deadline
According to December 2024 disclosures, 12 of the 39 banks were still below the threshold. Regulators have mapped a steep capital progression, rising to Sh5 billion in 2026 and eventually Sh1billion by 2029.
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AFA invites public input on new 2025 horticultural crops regulations
The proposed changes, published in line with Section 40 of the Crops Act, 2013, are meant to better support farmers, traders and other value chain players as the industry continues to grow.
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Five charged over Sh9 million iPhone theft at Parklands shop
One of the suspects, identified in court as Stephen Bari, was later found in possession of an iPhone 16, which prosecutors believe was among the stolen items.
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Somalia's army eliminates senior Al-Shabaab leader in Galgaduud operation
The targeted operation on Monday, SNA said, was carefully prepared and executed, “resulting in the killing of Ahmed Sheikh Omar Ado Gacal, a senior commander within the Al-Shabaab militant group.”
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MPs query KMTC over Sh2.1 billion pension deficit, debts and governance lapses
On Monday, November 25, 2025, the college was questioned about a widening pension deficit, years-old debts, uncollected rent and slow progress in legally formalising its campuses.
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Kenya Met warns of sunny, dry week with extreme heat in several regions
Daytime temperatures will exceed 30°C in several areas, while some parts of the Central Highlands and Rift Valley may record night-time lows below 10°C. A weather review on Tuesday shows declining rainfall nationwide.
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Only 12 corruption cases approved as most files returned or stalled
Between July 1 and September 30, the EACC completed 58 corruption investigations and forwarded them to the DPP. However, only 12 files received approval for prosecution, while others were returned for further inquiry, recommended for closure, or remain pending direction.
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Raila’s sister Beryl Odinga is dead
In a statement released by Hon. Ruth Odinga, the family said Beryl died suddenly, noting that the news was received with a heavy heart but accepted as the will of God.
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Construction of Garissa University’s 1,680-bed students’ village begins
Designed as a modern hostel complex, the Students’ Village will offer safe, secure and affordable accommodation, addressing longstanding shortages and improving living conditions for learners.
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Equity bank named AfriSAFE 2025 Bank of the year
A group of seven judges drawn from five global regions assessed entries from institutions across the continent. Among them was US-based human rights lawyer and scholar Prof. Gloria J. Browne-Marshall. The panel praised Equity for meeting Occupational Safety and Health rules, supporting staff welfare and maintaining clear systems for tracking safety compliance in its operations.
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Tanzania cancels independence day celebrations after election unrest
The announcement comes as the opposition and others have been calling for people to gather on Independence Day on December, 9, 2025, to demonstrate about killings that took place following last month's disputed poll.