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UN report shows 2.7 million Kenyan youth using miraa as hard drug use emerges
Health and Wellness

UN report shows 2.7 million Kenyan youth using miraa as hard drug use emerges

Data released by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) shows that 20.1 per cent of Kenyans aged between 17 and 23 years reported using khat, commonly known as miraa. Based on the country’s youth population of 13.7 million, this translates to about 2.7 million users, making it the most widely consumed substance among those surveyed.

Parents push back against proposed Secondary School fee increase
Education and Career

Parents push back against proposed Secondary School fee increase

The association says that by the second term of 2026, schools had received only 56 per cent of the funds expected for the year, leaving institutions with a funding gap equivalent to 24 per cent of the annual allocation per learner. The government currently provides Sh22,244 per student each year.

No one will be spared, IEBC warns as political violence rises
News

No one will be spared, IEBC warns as political violence rises

The Elections Act and the Electoral Code of Conduct bar candidates and political parties from engaging in, supporting or promoting violence. Where violations occur, the commission can issue warnings, impose fines, limit campaign activities and, in severe cases, recommend the removal of candidates from the ballot after due process.

MPs seek full list of law firms behind IEBC’s Sh3.77 billion bills
News

MPs seek full list of law firms behind IEBC’s Sh3.77 billion bills

According to the Auditor-General’s findings, IEBC has pending bills amounting to Sh3.77 billion. The report indicates that Sh2.66 billion relates to legal fees, while Sh1.11 billion is owed for goods and services supplied to the commission. Out of the total amount, Sh173.26 million was accumulated during the year under review.

US Supreme court blocks Trump bid to end birthright citizenship
Global Affairs

US Supreme court blocks Trump bid to end birthright citizenship

The legal dispute stemmed from an executive order Trump signed on his first day after returning to the White House for a second term. The order sought to stop automatic citizenship from applying to children whose parents were either living in the country illegally or staying temporarily.