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Education ministry flags false notice on examination workers’ compensation
Education and Career

Education ministry flags false notice on examination workers’ compensation

The disputed document, which has been widely shared online, was designed to resemble an official press statement from the Ministry of Education. It purported to address payment delays affecting supervisors, invigilators, security officers and other contracted professionals engaged in the administration and marking of national examinations.

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FKF Boss Hussein Mohammed denies Sh42.4 million CHAN payment allegations
Sports

FKF Boss Hussein Mohammed denies Sh42.4 million CHAN payment allegations

Reports further indicate that the Sh42.4 million payment was processed on August 4, 2025, coinciding with the opening day of the tournament. The funds are said to have moved from FKF accounts through Ecobank before landing in an account linked to Fast Community Bank, raising fresh concerns about the flow of money and approval process behind the transaction.

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Sakaja, Senate move to end 30-year land dispute over 0.2-hectare claim
Counties

Sakaja, Senate move to end 30-year land dispute over 0.2-hectare claim

The Single Mothers’ Association of Kenya has maintained that it has occupied the land for more than 30 years while pushing for legal ownership, but disputes over measurements and documentation have repeatedly stalled the process. The matter was escalated to the Senate after renewed concerns over eviction threats and unresolved registration.

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CS Mbadi calls for shift from debt-heavy funding to blended investment
Business

CS Mbadi calls for shift from debt-heavy funding to blended investment

According to Mbadi, governments across the continent are being forced to carefully juggle between funding development projects and managing strained budgets. He pointed to global financial conditions that have made borrowing “more expensive, less predictable and restrictive for developing economies,” adding further pressure on already stretched public finances.

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Senate issues final summons to Sakaja over Old Ngara eviction claims
News

Senate issues final summons to Sakaja over Old Ngara eviction claims

The probe originates from a statement filed in October 2025 by Nominated Senator Catherine Mumma, who raised concerns over the eviction of six households from Old Ngara Estate on May 14 and June 18, 2025. The evictions allegedly went ahead despite a conservatory court order issued on May 30, 2025 by Justice Mohamed N. Kullow.

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Court clears way for extradition of Afghan national to United States
News

Court clears way for extradition of Afghan national to United States

The DPP opposed the appeal, arguing that Kenya can still lawfully cooperate with other countries in criminal matters under international law. Prosecutors relied on Article 6 of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, saying it provides a legal basis for extradition in such cases.

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