Motor dealers in Kenya are protesting new National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) rules that link customs entry numbers to specific importers, causing delays.

Governor Kang'ata is navigating a challenging political landscape, with commentary suggesting his departure from certain formations is 'good riddance'.

Kenya's new Principal Secretary for Basic Education, Ololtuaa, has taken office with a demanding agenda, stepping into a system already under considerable strain.

Judges in Kenya are increasingly being asked to compel compliance from government officials who are entrusted with upholding the law but often disregard court orders.

The murder trial of Tob Cohen was temporarily halted after the accused, Sarah Wairimu, fainted in the dock just before police were scheduled to play a video as evidence.

Anne Awuor, a woman from Kisumu, has turned to beekeeping as a means to achieve self-reliance and economic independence.

Kenya is undertaking a bold initiative to monetize its rich cultural diversity, aiming to leverage its heritage as a significant national asset.

Lodwar, once a remote outpost, is undergoing a major urban transformation with a construction boom, including new hotels, office blocks, and retail spaces, reshaping Northern Kenya.

An audit has revealed massive ownership gaps in Nakuru County land, with grabbers reportedly invading properties and no explanation given for missing crucial documents by the county government.

A legal debate has emerged regarding whether individuals can be charged for overlapping on police orders, questioning the broad discretionary powers granted to police officers in managing congestion.

CS Opiyo Wandayi has provided an update on when Kenyans can expect a reduction in fuel prices.

A deal has been reached that led to the release of seven Kenyan seafarers who were involved in a case in Tanzania, with relatives maintaining the crew's innocence and confirming the voyage was cleared by Kenya.

The story details police officer Lawrence Nyaga's prolonged struggle for justice and his experience with perennial transfers within the force.

The DCP leader, Gachagua, has commenced a 45-day sabbatical from political rallies at his Wamunyoro retreat, drawing attention to the party's strategy ahead of the upcoming Ol Kalou by-election.

Parents in Kenya are facing the financial burden of student unrest as learners are now expected to return to class carrying the cost of destruction caused by rising school arson cases.

An audit has revealed irregularities amounting to Sh600 million in allowances paid to Members of County Assemblies (MCAs). The findings indicate a significant bonanza in allowances for the MCAs.

Gideon Konchella, a former soldier, is highlighted for his ability to navigate and calm the demanding political landscape of Kilgoris, demonstrating both toughness and diplomacy.

A court has ordered the closure of Rology Medical, an AI-powered radiology firm, for operating without proper approvals, a judgment with potentially significant implications for digital healthcare.

Police statistics reveal an alarming increase in cases of sexual violence, defilement, and femicide in Central Kenya, highlighting a surge in gender-based violence.

Kenya's ambassador to France, Betty Cherwon, is highlighted for her three decades of service at the heart of diplomacy, occupying one of the country's most strategic diplomatic postings.

Kenyan President Ruto's ambition to run a government that lives within its means appears to have backfired, as the country grapples with a significant Sh2.3 trillion debt problem.

An upcoming fuel price review in Kenya is expected to be a moment of truth for President Ruto's pledge to lower fuel costs, particularly for matatu operators.

Reports suggest a 'political decapitation' of Mr. Gachagua, placing the Kenyan Deputy President in a challenging political situation.

An analysis underscores Kenya's critical need for a strategic petroleum reserve to better withstand global disruptions in oil supply and prices. Such reserves are crucial for national energy security.

Kenya's Auditor General has raised concerns over procurement irregularities and potential conflicts of interest involving tycoon Mary Wambui in fibre optic tenders for a flagship connectivity project.

An article explores the unique aspects of a Kenyan safari experience, suggesting that while it begins with traditional land-based activities, its true essence extends beyond them. This highlights a comprehensive and perhaps unconventional safari adventure.

Education experts are calling for urgent interventions to address menstrual health and child marriage, highlighting how menstrual poverty leads girls to miss school due to embarrassment.

A woman in Mombasa has successfully built a thriving fish farming business, demonstrating improved management practices and structured group support amid declining ocean stocks.

Members of a self-funded athletics club in Meru, Kenya, are demonstrating that competitive running does not have to end with age, inspiring others in the central highlands.

Kenya has implemented a new policy granting 12 days of paid menstrual leave annually, separate from sick or annual leave. The article highlights the woman behind this progressive initiative.

An article discusses why male fertility challenges become more common after the age of 35, a topic often less recognized than female fertility issues.

Survivors share their experiences of how jealousy, emotional manipulation, and threats transformed love into fear when dealing with a possessive partner.

Officials in Kenya are being urged to guard against the misuse of funds and malfeasance, emphasizing the importance of prudent financial management.

Parents of 21 boys involved in the Hillside Endarasha case are expressing frustration over delayed justice, accusing the ODPP of slowing down proceedings by failing to present key evidence.

A solemn service was held for the 15 victims of the Utumishi school fire, where leaders and parents called for an end to the blame game and urged for a national dialogue on the incident.

The whereabouts of Felister Chelimo, a Kenyatta University student who went missing in 2024, remain unknown, prompting a search and public concern.

Kenyans will continue to face high prices for imported mobile phones after CS Mbadi reportedly snubbed a proposed cut in customs duty, despite earlier promises to make phones more affordable.

A teenager was killed during a protest in Kenya against a US Ebola facility, according to a relative. The incident highlights growing tensions surrounding the facility.

The Kenyan State has reassured buyers of Affordable Housing units that their homes are safe, following a warning from Deputy President Gachagua, emphasizing that lawfully purchased property and acquired titles are secure.

An audit has uncovered that hundreds of retirees are still receiving salaries, with counties failing to provide sufficient evidence to justify their continued retention on the payroll.

In Mathare, young mothers widowed before the age of 25 due to crime and violence are receiving support from groups. These initiatives aim to help them rebuild their livelihoods and overcome grief and trauma.

A KDF soldier, whose life was reportedly ruined by involvement in a fake red mercury deal, has been granted a second opportunity at freedom.

Bankers, accountants, and lawyers have expressed strong opposition to a recent PAYE Tax u-turn, with organizations like KBA and LSK urging the Finance and National Planning Committee to include reforms in the Finance Bill.

The opposition's proposed alternative budget ideas are considered workable, notably capping domestic borrowing at Sh500bn compared to the government's Sh995bn.

NTV's coverage of a Kalonzo Musyoka event has been criticized for failing accuracy tests and betraying political bias, with the report deemed flawed on multiple levels.

The Kenyan government has decided to use its Infrastructure Fund to finance Sh30 billion in energy projects, following a freeze on electricity tariff hikes.

A school-going teenager has been identified as the victim killed during a protest against an Ebola facility, with his mother stating she had warned him not to attend.

Kenya's Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is implementing reforms to streamline the academic and professional criteria for teachers' career advancement.

Kenya's Anti-Counterfeit Agency has vehemently denied claims of raiding the Shiquo Hii Style store, stating that intelligence suggests the owner was merely relocating.

Budget cuts are reportedly leading to deplorable living conditions for both inmates and prison staff in Kenyan jails.

Murang’a county's Security and Intelligence Committee has confirmed a crackdown targeting bloggers, leading to fear and police summons within the community.

Nairobi is experiencing an office glut, indicating that commercial space is no longer considered Kenya's safest property investment, a shift from years when developers rapidly constructed office blocks to meet high demand.

Student unrest has impacted 204 secondary schools in Kenya, though the Education Ministry has stated that less than 2 percent of schools are affected and ruled out an overhaul of the academic calendar.

Concerns are being raised in Kenya regarding the whereabouts of 22 Ebola isolation units, with government officials reportedly focusing efforts on a facility for Americans in Laikipia.

Farmers supplying milk to Brookside have received a Sh255 million bonus in the first half of the year, which serves as a top-up on their regular payments for milk delivered to the processor.

Kenyan police shot dead a protester during a demonstration against a government-backed quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, amid growing anger over Nairobi's decision to proceed with the facility.

A court has ruled that employers cannot terminate staff solely based on 'poor performance' without sufficient evidence. The ruling emphasizes the need for companies like Bomi Engineering and Construction to provide more than just labels when dismissing employees.

Four brothers have been sentenced to 20 years in jail after an accusation that one of them, John Malala, insisted the deceased had eaten his ugali and stolen a chicken.

A personal reflection recounts how climbing a tower alone at the age of nine in Kenya led to a profound realization about wanting to live life independently, a thought that has since influenced travel and relationships.

An opinion piece argues against clearing a portion of Imenti Forest for the construction of a State lodge, deeming the project illogical.

Kenya's High Commissioner to Nigeria, Ambassador Isaac Keen Parashina, stated that African nations are losing billions of dollars annually to corruption while recovering only a small fraction of these stolen assets, urging greater efforts in asset recovery.

Vincenzo Del Monaco, the Italian Ambassador to Kenya and the Seychelles, formally began his tenure by presenting his credentials to Patrick Herminie, the President of the Republic of the Seychelles.

Conservation models in Africa, particularly in reserves like Maasai Mara and Kruger National Park, are struggling to overcome their colonial origins while working to protect wildlife from extinction.

The Kenyan shilling has experienced significant fluctuations and a reduction in purchasing power, highlighting the country's ongoing struggle with inflation.

Former Chief Justice David Maraga delivered a 'State of the Nation' address, stating his intention to bring the country to order.

A women's enterprise in Kilifi has successfully built a zero-waste business by transforming coconut waste into products, significantly increasing their oil production.

President Ruto and the opposition are actively competing for the 3.2 million votes in Kenya's Western region, amidst deepening internal rifts among pro-government politicians.

The Kenyan state has ordered a fresh audit of the troubled Metropolitan Sacco to ascertain its current financial standing amidst ongoing concerns.

The article argues that Kenya cannot normalize state violence, highlighting that police officers firing live ammunition into crowds of unarmed citizens constitutes a violation of rights.

Questions have been raised regarding the omission of funding for women's political inclusion and participation in Kenya's proposed budget, despite previous promises to increase female representation.

2022 presidential candidate Wanjigi dismissed the Opposition's budget and instead unveiled what he termed a 'compromise budget'. His plan includes an alternative tax and debt strategy.

President Ruto has set aside Sh2 billion for compensation to victims of protests, following the receipt of a report from the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) regarding reparations.

An audit in Nakuru County has uncovered significant land ownership gaps and missing crucial documents, leading to concerns about land grabbers moving in on county land.

Six hundred farmers in Lamu are engaged in a protracted fight to protect their ancestral land, years after a Sh200 billion coal project in the area was abandoned, leaving them vulnerable to land grabbers.

The Kenya Union of Clinical Officers held a press briefing, though the specific topics discussed were not detailed in the provided snippet.

The Kenyan music industry is reportedly losing 7.1 billion shillings every year, with artists caught in the middle of a dysfunctional legal framework.

Businessman Basil Criticos has secured another significant courtroom victory, being awarded Sh320 million over a ranch invasion.

A parliamentary committee in Kenya is set to investigate the rising cases of unrest in schools and is floating the idea of reintroducing corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure.

Rights defenders are advocating for faster reforms to protect intersex children from harmful practices, suggesting unisex names and clothing as a measure.

The puzzling death of a Murang'a man, who arrived home badly injured after consuming a Sh30 drink at his favorite chang'aa den, has sparked a murder investigation.

Gachagua addressed the Mulembe Nation, stating they were 'sold a dream and left in the dark' regarding unmet UDA pledges to complete stalled projects across the Western region.

What began as an opportunistic theft in Mombasa escalated into a gun battle, ultimately exposing a highly organized car theft syndicate.

The promoter of an Amapiano concert in Eldoret, who brought in South African giant Tyler ICU, has been ordered by a court to pay missing revenue from the ticketing platform.

The House Committee on Finance and Planning in Kenya is discussing the issue of high fuel prices, following recent changes in monthly rates.

Kenya's political elite are grappling with a deepening crisis of public trust, exacerbated by incidents such as executive furniture heists and government love triangles, which threaten their credibility.

Kenya Airways is once again facing challenges with a significant portion of its fleet grounded, representing about 18 percent of its available seating capacity.

Kenyan courts maintain that plea bargains do not guarantee a shorter sentence in murder cases, emphasizing that negotiated outcomes cannot diminish the seriousness of a crime.

Kenya faces a critical decision regarding its leadership, which will determine the nation's future direction and advancement.

An opinion piece delves into the phenomenon of an 'inferiority complex' among African leaders, questioning why they often accept deals that appear disadvantageous to their own populations and national interests.

A series of music and cultural events featuring artists like Samidoh and Kiambati Sam are scheduled for the upcoming weekend in Nairobi and other regions.

Gideon Konchella, the former Member of Parliament for Kilgoris, has died at the age of 74 while undergoing treatment in a hospital.

School administrators are being advised on strategies to prevent unrest in primary schools, emphasizing the importance of establishing early warning systems to identify emerging issues.

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) is slated to receive a significant allocation of Sh20 billion from the government, marking a substantial increase aimed at replacing donor-funded medical supplies.

A High Court decision has provided a boost for insurers by declaring that credit notes and assessor reports are sufficient proof of loss for claims, potentially streamlining the claims process.

Business sector players in Kenya are expressing backlash against proposals for the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to have sweeping powers on asset seizures. Critics argue that the proposal risks overreach by the tax authority.

The widening economy of counterfeit goods is thriving, raising concerns about the risks it poses to lives and the broader market.

A young man experienced an eight-hour erection after consuming a roadside herbal aphrodisiac, highlighting the dangers of unregulated enhancers.

An analysis suggests that Kenya's rise or fall may depend more on its Parliament than on presidential elections, highlighting the critical role of legislative bodies.

Brian Kipglagat, a Kenyan man wanted for the murder of his girlfriend in the UK, has been arrested at the Namanga border and is facing extradition to London.

The High Court has ordered the freezing of accounts belonging to 'Mr Moneybags' Analo, which contain a total of Sh13.9 million across Cooperative Bank, Equity, and KCB.

The proposed budget outlines how CS Mbadi plans to address the youth unemployment crisis, allocating Sh12.5 billion to the NYS program and Sh4.9 billion to the NYOTA program for the 2026/27 fiscal year.

A requiem mass was held for the students who died in the Utumishi Girls fire, attended by First Lady Rachael Ruto, Education CS Ogamba, Governor Kihika, and Senator.

Dedicated financial support programs are crucial for helping vulnerable young widows in Kenya rebuild stable and secure lives, according to a report highlighting their economic challenges.

A budget meeting held at All Saints Cathedral was disrupted when goons stormed the venue, specifically targeting attendees' phones.

Farmers have expressed approval for the Sh64 billion agriculture budget but are calling for additional support, specifically advocating for an enhanced maize seed subsidy program to mitigate high costs.

CS Mbadi's recent speech highlighted government initiatives aimed at engaging youth and rural populations, outlining a strategic approach for the upcoming Ruto election year.

A decision to allocate 100 acres of Imenti Forest for clearance to build a State Lodge has drawn criticism, with some describing it as a reckless act.

Reports of a potential 'Ukombozi-Linda Mwananchi' pact between Kalonzo and Sifuna have sparked renewed discussions about opposition unity and coalition-building within Kenya's political landscape.

A report highlights that student unrest is primarily caused by demanding daily routines and insufficient guidance and counselling services.

An opinion piece emphasizes the urgency for individuals to contribute to combating climate change, noting that the planet has been sending signals for years and ordinary people are now recognizing the impact.

The article suggests that William Ruto’s government is conducting an experiment of ruling by fear, seemingly expecting different outcomes despite historical precedents where such states eventually run out of fear.

The Treasury has announced a shift to zero-based budgeting, with CS Mbadi stating that the Finance Bill 2026 is expected to generate Sh120 billion through expanded tax measures.

A Chinese firm has secured a deal to revamp a Kenyan airport, paying a 50% premium, following the cancellation of a previous agreement with India's Adani Group. This development marks a significant shift in the airport's modernization plans.

A prisoner was tragically killed the day after being freed from jail, where he had spent 18 years. His long-awaited freedom was cut short by his death.

At the 7th Africa Fintech Forum 2026 in Nairobi, a keynote address highlighted ways to connect traditional banking with new fintech solutions across Africa, focusing on empowering innovation and driving inclusion.

A discussion on the significance of non-monetary contributions in matrimonial property cases in Kenya, addressing questions of companionship, ancestral property, and fairness in legal determinations.

Kenya has committed additional investments to strengthen Nairobi's position as a diplomatic hub, following the expansion program for the United Nations that began in 2023.

Kenyan politicians Gachagua and Kalonzo are undertaking a three-day tour of Western Kenya to promote their anti-Ruto 'Wantam' campaign.

An analysis suggests that Ugandan President Museveni did not invent his ruthless political playbook but rather refined a strategy previously employed by former Kenyan President Moi.

A recent verdict concerning Gachagua has reportedly created a dilemma for Deputy President Kindiki, potentially complicating his political standing in the Mt Kenya region, contrary to government loyalists' expectations.

Poor Kenyans requiring chemotherapy and dialysis are being forced to pay out-of-pocket.

Governor Nassir is reportedly struggling to bridge the gap between his electoral promises and actual delivery as the 2027 election approaches. His frustrations are said to extend across various dockets, including education and healthcare.

The family of Edwin Muthomi, a KDF officer accused of killing his wife, is seeking a fresh mental health evaluation. A court had previously deemed Muthomi unfit to stand trial during his plea-taking.

Hundreds of Kenyans have protested against a proposed quarantine facility in Kenya that would be reserved exclusively for American Ebola patients, leading to a diplomatic feud.

The family of a bar owner in Nakuru, Kenya, who was stabbed to death, is demanding justice for their loved one.

The article highlights the poor conditions in Kenyan jails and the inadequate housing for prison warders, advocating for urgent improvements.

President Ruto is actively promoting Kenya to EU investors, seeking to secure duty-free and quota-free market access for key Kenyan exports such as tea, coffee, and cut flowers.

Five years after the incident, a court has sentenced Sebby Roy Oyugi to 50 years in jail for the 2021 stabbing death of David Omondi in Kisumu. The victim's family has finally found justice.

Johnstone Amboga's claim to his step-mother's land, made two decades after his father's succession, was thrown out by the court. This marks the end of a 23-year legal battle over the estate.

Residents of Mombasa have expressed dissatisfaction with public hearings on the Finance Bill, calling them a 'mere formality' and noting that many participants lacked sufficient information to understand the proposals.

A Kenyan scientist has made the decision to step away from a successful career in Scotland to become a stay-at-home father. His choice highlights a personal shift in priorities from professional advancement to family care.

The Kenyan government has announced a Sh500 million project to upgrade the 230km Imaroro–Isara road in Kajiado, which has deteriorated since its completion in phases from 2020.

Fifty Kenyan citizens are seeking repatriation from South Africa due to ongoing xenophobic unrest in the country. They have appealed for assistance to return home amidst the violence.

Kenya is implementing a dual certification system at the end of senior school to acknowledge both the academic achievements and professional skills of learners.

Imenti forest is suffering from severe pollution due to mounds of soiled diapers, posing significant environmental and health hazards to the area.

A convicted killer in Kenya has been granted a second opportunity in court, citing the prosecution's failure to definitively prove the cause of the victim's death.

Kenya's maize-growing regions experienced below-average rainfall between February and April, raising concerns about food security in the country's breadbasket.

The Oceans Conference is taking place in Mombasa, marking the first time the event is held in an African country, with a focus on coastal livelihoods.

Three Kenyan students have won a global ICT competition, beating 210,000 participants and securing a cash award along with a place in Huawei's Management Trainee Programme.

The Court of Appeal has cleared the way for Kenya Power's lawsuit against City Hall regarding a garbage dump case, delivering a blow to the city administration.

Concerns have been raised that the budget's reduced funding continues to weaken gender programs and efforts to prevent gender-based violence, with young HIV-positive mothers reportedly requesting jobs and health insurance coverage that were not provided.

A Daily Nation article highlights young Kenyan women in technology who are expanding their opportunities through exposure to global clients and AI reskilling.

Six currently elected leaders are preparing for a fierce nomination clash in the race to succeed Kisumu Governor Nyong’o, characterized by handouts and hostility.

The Kenya Revenue Authority has identified a Sh100 billion loss in rental income taxes and is launching a compliance crackdown targeting landlords who are unwilling to voluntarily pay their dues.

An increasing number of borrowers in Kenya are resorting to using personal assets such as vehicles, electronics, and machinery to secure bank loans amidst tightening credit conditions.

Kenyans and businesses are urging Members of Parliament to soften the controversial Finance Bill, warning that its failure to be amended could lead to significant economic disruption and social unrest.

Justice remains elusive for two rape victims in Juja as police officers reportedly opt out of investigations for fear of repercussions, while the DCI focuses on hunting protest planners.

Governor Kang'ata has joined the Sifuna-led Linda Mwananchi movement weeks after ditching the UDA party, urging Sifuna to collaborate with Gachagua for a better Kenya.

An appellate court has halted the enforcement of a Labour Court judgment that compelled Murang'a County to increase the pay for ECDE teachers, freezing a Sh400 million order.

Kenya's Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has announced new monthly rates, leading to a drop in fuel prices effective from midnight on June 15.

The article recounts the life story of Tim Chege, detailing his journey from becoming a millionaire at 23 to subsequently losing his fortune.

A student invited to a fresher's party at Kabarak University was later found dead and naked.

A teacher describes how they managed to prevent a fire at Mwisho wa Lami school, noting the unruly and demanding behavior of the students involved.

A Gen Z county executive in Kenya is challenging stereotypes and redefining governance, advocating for the empowerment of young leaders to strengthen innovation and inclusion.

The Kemsa drug negligence scandal is described as a profound and systemic bankruptcy of morality, highlighting a significant tragedy within the organization.

President William Ruto has fired back at the opposition regarding their criticism of his government's promises to the Western region, dismissing their remarks as 'low-class'.

Kenya's Auditor General Gathungu has cautioned that the proposed Finance Bill poses a threat to President Ruto’s 'bottom up' economic agenda and urged Parliament to demand realistic and verified revenue forecasts.

Abdullahi Bulle's Nuria Bookstore is credited with revolutionizing the selling of books and impacting Kenya's literary landscape.

Construction of an airstrip in Imenti Forest is set to be completed next week, despite public backlash over the clearing of the forest for a new State Lodge. Critics are raising concerns about impunity regarding the environmental impact of the project.

An article titled 'Mantalk' discusses the hard lessons men learn after graduation, suggesting that no matter one's stature, life in Kenya can be humbling.

An adopted daughter has become entangled in a dispute between her divorced Kenyan and UK parents. The case raises questions about parental dependency and support once an adopted child turns 18.

The article discusses how a lack of access to family planning services contributes to poverty cycles in Kenya. Expanded contraceptive access is highlighted as a means to reduce poverty and improve health outcomes.

An individual seeks advice on how to manage Sh700,000 in savings and sustain their life after their contract ends in August, facing imminent job loss.

Albert Ojwang reportedly spoke the truth and subsequently died in a police cell, raising concerns about police brutality and accountability.

There is a call to intensify efforts to curb the trade of counterfeit goods, which are described as a rip-off for consumers.

A mother in Kenya has found the body of her missing son two days after protests at an Ebola quarantine center. The discovery follows unrest and concerns surrounding the center.

Sections of major Nairobi roads, including Valley Road and Kenyatta Avenue, will experience partial closures starting Friday, June 14, impacting traffic flow for several months.

A court has issued an order blocking members of the Ketraco board from performing their duties, following their appointment by Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi through a gazette notice.

A review of past school fire tragedies in Kenya raises questions about the safety of boarding schools for children.

The Anti-Counterfeit Authority has clarified that enforcement efforts against counterfeiting increasingly rely on intelligence-sharing among various agencies across different jurisdictions, in cooperation with Interpol.

A Kajiado official's future is linked to the county budget, as a lawyer has pledged to ensure this year's budgeting process accounts for money related to a contempt of court case.

The historic Russian Quarters estate has reached the end of an era as its aging structures are being brought down. Residents watched as the iconic buildings were demolished.

An Alliance High student is pushing for parliamentary action to ban the mandatory shaving of dreadlocks in schools, linking the practice to ongoing riots in secondary schools.

The proposed allocation marks an increase from the Sh702.7bn set aside for the education sector...

Millions of Kenyans rely on the 'mitumba' (second-hand clothes) economy daily, highlighting the need for a practical tax policy to support this vital sector.

A proposed grazing law aims to resolve conflicts over pasture, questioning whether pastoralists should have the freedom to graze livestock outside their county, similar to how traders operate.

Pastoral communities are calling for increased government funding for the livestock sector, citing mounting climate shocks and inadequate allocations.

The Kenyan Parliament has cleared Bumula MP of bribery allegations made by the NCIC chairman, but simultaneously upheld his ouster from his position.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Mbadi presented the 2026/27 budget in Parliament, outlining a Sh4.8 trillion election year budget, with a notable change in official vehicles from Passat to Peugeot.

Authorities in Murang’a county, Kenya, have confirmed a crackdown targeting local bloggers, leading to fears and police summonses within the community.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Mbadi is navigating a challenging global economic environment while managing a proposed Sh4.8 trillion budget. This budget is expected to face pressure from various domestic and international factors.

A magistrate in Makueni, Kenya, openly acknowledged a sentencing blunder and requested the High Court to rectify it, leading to a reduction in fines for protesters.

Police are actively searching for clues after four bodies were exhumed from shallow graves in Kitui, an area where three other bodies had been discovered earlier in the year.

Experienced women leaders in Kenya's Rift Valley are poised to challenge for governorships and Senate seats, with analysts predicting intense competition in upcoming county elections.

Sources suggest growing tensions between CS Ogamba and PS Bitok, leading to speculation that Bitok may have talked his way out of the Education Ministry.

A detailed look into President Ruto's election budget for the current year is expected, with the government asserting its modesty.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is seeking to empower its commissioner-general to recover over Sh100 billion in unremitted Affordable Housing Levy amounts from employers.

LGBTQ+ organizations in Kenya are struggling with deep funding cuts, leading to layoffs and shrinking services, but the community continues to adapt and remain resilient.

The music group P-Unit successfully won a court case against a UK firm, despite having walked off stage during a performance. The group presented a contract and WhatsApp exchanges as key evidence in court.

In Kisumu's clan politics, Ranguma has rejected calls to endorse Oron for governor, indicating ongoing political maneuvering in the region.

The article attributes the incidents of Kenyan schools burning to systemic failures, emphasizing that the accompanying deaths must inform future considerations.

Kenyan President William Ruto has moved embattled Education Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang Bitok, appointing former Tourism PS Ololtuaa to the crucial Basic Education docket amid a schools unrest crisis.

The widow of a slain Dutch tycoon has been put on her defense in court, as evidence reportedly links her to the crime scene. After reviewing testimony from 27 witnesses, the court concluded that she and her co-accused have a case to answer.

A Kenyan firm is capitalizing on the increasing demand for water in the country by utilizing Reverse Osmosis technology for water purification.

The bodies of victims from the Utumishi fire incident are scheduled to be released on Friday. Following complaints from parents, the requiem mass date has been moved to June 12.