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Live: Governor Nyaribo's impeachment hearing
The Assembly will present its case first, followed by the governor’s defence, before a final vote on Thursday December 3, 2025.
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Extra SGR train added as Kenya Railways prepares for holiday rush
The additional train will be in service from Monday, December 8, 2025, through Sunday, January 5, 2026. This period usually records some of the highest passenger movements on the Standard Gauge Railway, with Nairobi and Mombasa being the main points of interest for many travellers.
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AMWIK Chair urges mindset shift to curb gender-based violence
AMWIK Chair Robi Koki Ochieng urges Kenyans to rethink traditional gender roles, linking outdated norms and economic pressures to gender-based violence and calling for shared caregiving and open family dialogue.
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Dark roads, broken barriers: Inspection exposes gaps on Outering Road
The joint exercise came after locals submitted a petition saying the road had slowly become unsafe due to poor lighting, damaged guardrails, blocked drainage and incomplete footbridges. They said the deterioration had led to accidents, insecurity and areas where pedestrians felt exposed.
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From election reforms to Senate: Hamida Kibwana on her journey and Raila’s influence
Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Wednesday, she explained how her career slowly shifted from election advisory roles into active politics.
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Explainer: Why patriarchy still drives gender violence in Kenya
ActionAid Kenya’s Judy Oduor links rising gender-based violence to entrenched patriarchy, harmful practices like FGM and child marriage, and economic inequality as Kenya marks 16 Days of Activism.
Global Affairs
Trump says he doesn't want Somalis in US as ICE plans Minnesota operation
His criticism comes as immigration authorities are reportedly planning an operation in Minnesota's large Somali community targeting people with deportation orders.
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Nyaribo prepares for legal showdown with county assembly at Senate
Nyaribo has appointed lawyer Elias Mutuma to spearhead his defence, supported by advocates Zelmer Bonuke, Ombui Ratemo, Brianlee Murithi, and Erastus Orina. This marks his first appearance before the Senate, following three failed attempts at impeachment at the county assembly level, amid a tenure characterized by disputes with MCAs and other county officials.
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Seven arrested over Kariobangi North church chaos
The National Police Service has arrested seven suspects over the November 30 disturbance at Kariobangi North PCEA Church and appealed to Kenyans for confidential tips to support ongoing investigations.
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P Diddy’s team slams Netflix film as unfair and built on stolen footage
The series, Sean Combs: The Reckoning, started streaming on Tuesday and has been promoted as an intense look at his life, career and the case that saw him convicted on prostitution-related charges this year. Combs’ side maintains that the project is unfair, unlawful and shaped by a long-time rival.
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Court orders immediate restoration of security for Natembeya and Khwalale
The order directs the respondents to "forthwith reinstate and restore the security detail and arrangements of the 1st Interested Party and the 2nd Interested Party in the numbers, composition, and particulars as they existed immediately before the impugned actions."
Global Affairs
Hernández freed in US after Trump overturns drug conviction
The former Honduran leader had been convicted in March 2024 for helping move cocaine into the US and for possessing machine guns. Trump announced the pardon last Friday, saying Hernández had been “treated very harshly and unfairly”, a position he repeated during a talk with reporters on Air Force One on Sunday.
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Criminal gangs multiply across Kenya as 2027 elections near, report shows
The problem extends beyond the capital. Counties including Kakamega, Busia, Bungoma, Vihiga, Kisii, Homa Bay, Kisumu, Tana River, Trans Nzoia, Mombasa, Murang’a, and Machakos have also experienced disruptions caused by gang proliferation. Most of these gangs are driven by political competition, high youth unemployment, and weakened community structures that fail to provide social support.
Global Affairs
President Suluhu stands firm on 97% victory margin
Suluhu said that some individuals used the protests to break into police stations and attack businesses, actions she said could not be ignored.
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Kenya’s NSSF contributions surge, could hit Sh1 trillion by 2027, says Ruto
The President explained that the surge reflects a revised contribution system aimed at maximizing local resources. He projected that by June 2027, the fund could reach Sh1 trillion, a milestone that could eventually allow Kenya to move away from borrowing from countries like China.
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National Museum introduces online booking, phases out manual payments
NMK has reminded the public that any tickets bought before the digital platform launch must be used within 30 days. Starting immediately, all future visits to participating museums will require online booking through the eCitizen portal.
Global Affairs
Nigeria: Mohammed Badaru Abubakar resigns as security threats rise
Reports indicate that at least 402 people, mostly children, have been kidnapped since mid-November, according to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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President Ruto orders nationwide expansion of anti-narcotics unit
Over 106,000 Village Elders will be formally recognized with a monthly stipend of Sh3,000, while the National Government Administration Police Unit will be established with an initial 1,860 officers.
Education and Career
KICD sounds warning over illegal Grade 10 designs in circulation
KICD CEO Charles Ong’ondo said the agency has been alerted to cases where unsuspecting buyers are being approached by individuals claiming to have authentic Grade 10 designs. He stressed that such claims are false and warned the public to stay alert.
Business
Bolt surpasses 1,700 M-KOPA EV riders in Kenya
Bolt says over 40% of its motorbike fleet in Kenya is now electric, with 1,700 M-KOPA-financed riders and 4.8 million EV trips recorded, marking a major clean-mobility shift.
Global Affairs
Samia Suluhu defends post-election crackdown, blames foreign influence
The president suggested that foreign forces played a role in fomenting unrest, saying Tanzania’s stability “has irritated outsiders” who sought to destabilise the nation after failing in their own territories.
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KAA explains JKIA VVIP convoy amid online security concerns
Kenya Airports Authority says a viral JKIA tarmac convoy was an authorised VVIP motorcade for a visiting Prime Minister during the COMESA Summit, fully compliant with aviation security protocols.
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Kenya Power digitises new connections to cut delays and fraud
Kenya Power will now process all new electricity connection requests exclusively online, aiming to cut delays, curb fraud and improve transparency as it serves more than 10 million customers nationwide.
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Ruto leaves for Washington, to witness DRC-Rwanda peace deal signing
A statement on Tuesday by State House Spokesperson, Hussein Mohamed, confirmed Ruto's departure.
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State warns of growing crime rings hidden in Boda Boda industry
According to the Jukwaa la Usalama report, boda bodas have become a lifeline for many communities, but weak oversight has led to confusion, growing lawlessness and rising safety fears. The review notes that many riders operate without registration or proper identification, allowing offenders to blend in with genuine operators.
Business
World Bank warns Kenya on rising debt
A World Bank review warns Kenya’s rising debt and falling tax revenues are squeezing development spending, urging five major fiscal reforms to restore stability, protect jobs and rebuild public trust.
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Kindiki urges East African courts to speed up justice delivery
Kindiki encouraged wider adoption of alternative justice routes that help settle cases faster and at a lower cost. He said options such as Alternative Justice Systems, Court-Annexed Mediation and Small Claims Courts should be used more to meet the needs of modern society.
Health and Wellness
Women come too late: Cancer specialist fighting for early detection in Garissa
Dr Amina says they walk through her door only when their pain becomes unbearable, when bleeding won’t stop, or when the cancer has already spread.
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Why Kenya’s sugar industry faces cane shortages and rising poaching
Kenya Sugar Board Chairperson Nicholas Gumbo urged millers and other stakeholders to embrace serious reforms, adopt modern technologies, and put farmers at the center of all industry decisions if Kenya is to restore stability and competitiveness.
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New security brief shows Nairobi hosts more than 130 gangs
Gangs mentioned in the report include Jeshi Jinga, 42 Brothers, M23, Kapenguria Six and Usiku Sacco, which are active across parts of the western region, the coast and Rift Valley.