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Sh24m loss exposed as Egerton land dispute deepens over 1,500-acre farm
Education and Career

Sh24m loss exposed as Egerton land dispute deepens over 1,500-acre farm

The Auditor General’s report for the year ended June 30, 2025, details how unknown private parties moved into the university’s land in Njoro and planted maize and wheat without a valid agreement, before later failing to comply with a profit-sharing understanding, resulting in a loss of Sh24,189,987 for the institution.

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Pre-primary enrolment rises to 3.1 million as more girls join classrooms
Education and Career

Pre-primary enrolment rises to 3.1 million as more girls join classrooms

Education experts say the increase reflects continued government focus on early childhood education, alongside community-driven efforts that have encouraged parents to take children to school earlier. Programmes targeting girls have also helped reduce barriers that once kept many out of class.

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Kenya relaxes fuel quality rules for six months to prevent shortage
Business

Kenya relaxes fuel quality rules for six months to prevent shortage

The decision follows growing concern from oil sector players who have been struggling to secure fuel that meets Kenya’s strict quality requirements. Industry reports point to tightening global supply, with particular pressure coming from disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, through which a large share of global oil shipments pass.

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Wajir Madaraka day works reach 70% as State confirms readiness
News

Wajir Madaraka day works reach 70% as State confirms readiness

Beyond the stadium, several supporting projects are ongoing across Wajir town to prepare for the national event. These include road upgrades to improve access, rehabilitation of key routes linking major venues, and renovation of the County Commissioner’s residence, which will host the State luncheon.

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Kalonzo condemns Kitui attacks, warns revenge killings could fuel wider insecurity
News

Kalonzo condemns Kitui attacks, warns revenge killings could fuel wider insecurity

Reports from security agencies indicate that the violence in Tseikuru area of Kitui County is part of a wider pattern of inter-communal attacks that have been affecting parts of the region. Armed attackers are said to have stormed the area during what authorities believe was a cycle of retaliatory violence, leaving several people dead and triggering fear in nearby villages.

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High Court blocks withdrawal of Kenya–US health data case
News

High Court blocks withdrawal of Kenya–US health data case

Justice Nyaundi ruled that public interest cases cannot be ended through private agreements where constitutional issues remain unresolved, especially when broader public rights are involved. The judge directed that the consolidated petitions will proceed to hearing on May 25, 2026.

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Iran seeks lasting peace, not ceasefire, CS Mudavadi discloses
News

Iran seeks lasting peace, not ceasefire, CS Mudavadi discloses

Kenya’s trade relations with Iran also formed part of the broader diplomatic context, with exports valued at about Sh6.458 billion, mainly tea, while imports stand at roughly Sh2.32 billion, largely petroleum products, with projections showing possible growth of around 18 per cent in coming years.

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Civic group warns of ‘Shadow Treasury’ in proposed Sovereign Fund
Business

Civic group warns of ‘Shadow Treasury’ in proposed Sovereign Fund

The Bill seeks to establish a national fund to manage proceeds from strategic resources such as minerals and oil, with the goal of preserving wealth for long-term national benefit. However, Okoa Uchumi said the main concern is not the idea of the fund itself, but how it will be controlled and managed.

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Ruto triples athletes’ allowances in new sports reforms push
News

Ruto triples athletes’ allowances in new sports reforms push

The changes form part of wider reforms tied to the proposed Sports Bill 2026, which seeks to reshape how sports are governed and managed in the country. The bill outlines plans to create a national sports regulatory authority to oversee operations, enforce standards, and improve accountability across all disciplines.

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US charges Sinaloa governor and officials over alleged cartel links
Global Affairs

US charges Sinaloa governor and officials over alleged cartel links

The Justice Department alleges that the group includes senior political figures and high-ranking law enforcement officials who used their positions of power to support cartel activities. Authorities further claim they “abused their authority in support of the cartel, exposed and subjected victims to threats and violence.”

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Millie Odhiambo rejects zoning, calls for open political competition
Politics

Millie Odhiambo rejects zoning, calls for open political competition

Millie Odhiambo criticised what she described as attempts to dismiss dissenting voices within ODM, saying differing opinions should not be reduced to personal attacks. She took issue with online reactions to her stance, noting that critics often resort to labelling her as envious of other leaders.

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UN Women report warns of rising AI-driven online abuse targeting women journalists
News

UN Women report warns of rising AI-driven online abuse targeting women journalists

The findings show that 12 per cent of women human rights defenders, activists, journalists and media workers have experienced non-consensual sharing of personal images, including intimate or sexual content. Six per cent reported being targeted using deepfakes, while nearly one in three said they had received unwanted sexual advances through digital platforms.

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