New UoN Vice-Chancellor Pledges to Restore Stability
Professor Eng. Ayub Njoroge has officially assumed office as the ninth Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nairobi, pledging to restore stability and unity after years of institutional challenges.
Azimio Rebrands as Komboa Kenya Coalition
The Azimio La Umoja One Kenya Alliance has officially rebranded as the Komboa Kenya coalition in a strategic move aimed at strengthening the opposition ahead of the next General Election.
WHO Warns Global Cancer Cases Could Reach 35 Million by 2050
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that annual global cancer cases are projected to nearly double from the current 20.6 million to 35 million by 2050.
Kenya's HIV Treatment Uptake Hits 91% Despite Donor Funding Cuts
Kenya has recorded a 91% uptake of antiretroviral therapy (ART) among people living with HIV, reflecting strong progress despite a significant decline in international donor funding.
Land Registrar Report Exposes Alleged Sh1 Billion Nyeri Land Fraud
A report by the Chief Land Registrar has uncovered alleged fraud in a 30-year-old land dispute involving a 207-acre property worth an estimated Sh1 billion in Kiganjo, Nyeri County.
MPs Summon School Principals Over Billions in Capitation Funds
Public secondary school principals will, for the first time, appear before the National Assembly to account for how billions of shillings in government capitation funds have been spent.
Growing Linda Mwananchi Movement Puts Major Political Camps on Alert
The Linda Mwananchi movement, spearheaded by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino.
PrEP Coverage Stalls at 39% as Kenya Grapples With HIV Prevention Setback
Kenya has recorded a sharp decline in the uptake of Oral Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP).
Luhya Unity Under Threat as New Parties Emerge Ahead of 2027 Polls
The emergence of new political parties in Western Kenya is undermining efforts to forge regional unity ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Meet the Kenyan Nanny Earning Up to Sh100,000 a Month Working for Diplomats
A Kenyan nanny has turned what is often viewed as ordinary domestic work into a thriving six-figure profession.
Kenyatta University Leads KUCCPS Placements as Over 270,000 KCSE Candidates Qualify
Kenyatta University has emerged as the leading public university in attracting government-sponsored undergraduate.
Senator Maanzo Demands Prosecution of Politicians Funding Goons
Makueni Senator Dan Maanzo has called on the government and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
Former Convict Returns to Thank Magistrate Who Sentenced Him
An emotional moment unfolded at the Wamunyu Law Courts after a former convict.
KNEC Issues July 30 Deadline for Grade 10 CBA Registration
KNEC Issues July 30 Deadline for Grade 10 CBA Registration, with all schools required to complete the exercise by July 30, 2026.
Devani Suffers Legal Blow as High Court Clears Triton Trial
Billionaire businessman Yagnesh Devani will continue facing prosecution in four criminal cases linked to the Sh7.6 billion Triton Petroleum scandal.
Baby Pendo Botanical Park Launching
The Kisumu County Government has officially opened the Baby Pendo Botanical Park.
Proxy War Ends in Whispers: Ol Kalou Blackout Ahead of Thursday Vote
OL KALOU, Kenya — Official campaigns for the highly contested Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election closed at midnight tonight, Monday.
Copyright Infringement Continues to Hurt Content Creators
The unauthorized sharing, distribution, or sale of copyrighted media content is a punishable offence.
South Sudan Ends Fuel Import Monopoly
The Government of South Sudan has ended Pacific Petroleum Limited's exclusive fuel import rights.
Emergency Evacuation Operation Brings 422 Kenyans Home
The Kenyan government has concluded its 10-day emergency evacuation operation that facilitated the return of 422 Kenyan citizens from South Africa.
SHA Faces Backlash Over Reduced NHIF Debt Payouts
Healthcare facilities across Kenya have rejected sharply reduced payment offers from the Social Health Authority (SHA).
Gender Rule Violation Lands Ruto Cabinet in Court Trouble
Kenya's High Court has ordered the reconstitution of President William Ruto's Cabinet within 120 days.
Audit Exposes Flaws in County Revenue Automation
Private financial technology firms are under scrutiny over lucrative revenue automation contracts with county governments.
Severe Drought Hits Kenya's Tea Industry
A severe and biting drought is currently ravaging Kenya's tea-growing regions.
Public Outcry Grows Over Rising Urban Insecurity
Kenyans are expressing intense frustration over rising urban insecurity.
Massive Prison Riot Sparks Heavy Casualties
At least 26 people, including seven prison guards, have been killed and more than 100 others injured following a massive prison riot.
ODM Faces Fresh Blow as Western Leaders Back Sifuna for 2027
A major political realignment is taking shape in Western Kenya after a group of leaders allied to the Linda Mwananchi movement endorsed Nairobi Senator Edwin .
Maraga Demands Murkomen's Resignation After Kisii Convoy Attack
Former Chief Justice David Maraga has called for the resignation of Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.
Saba Saba Protesters Set for CBD March Despite Police Warning
Organisers of the Saba Saba demonstrations have vowed to proceed with their planned peaceful procession through Nairobi.
Ol Kalou By-Election Emerges as Early 2027 Political Battleground
The Ol Kalou Constituency parliamentary by-election is set for Thursday, July 16.
Summertides Festival Sparks Moral Debate in Malindi
Summertides Festival has sparked heated debate in Malindi.
NGAAF Champions Social Justice and Economic Inclusion
The National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) continues to play a key role in promoting social justice and economic empowerment.
Government Pays Sh8 Billion to Clear Fuel Subsidy Arrears
The Kenyan government has paid Sh8 billion to oil marketing companies to clear subsidy arrears for the May–June pricing cycle.
Stephen Yiembe Becomes First Kenyan to Officiate UEFA Match
Kenyan FIFA-accredited assistant referee Stephen Yiembe.
36th Saba Saba Anniversary Revives Push for Rights and Accountability
Kenya is marking the 36th anniversary of Saba Saba Day.
Court Blocks Sh1.76 Billion Ruaraka Land Claim
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the land occupied by Drive-In Primary School and Ruaraka High School is public property.
Mudavadi's Silence Fuels 2027 Running Mate Speculation
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has conspicuously retreated from active local politics.
Court Orders Police, ODPP to Pay JKUAT Student KSh 8 Million
The High Court has awarded former Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology student Allan Omondi KSh 8 million in general damages.
Kenya Intensifies Anti-Doping Fight Amid High-Profile Bans
Kenya's reputation as a global athletics powerhouse is once again under scrutiny following a series of high-profile doping sanctions.
KNH Fee Increase Sparks Concern Over Access to Specialized Healthcare
Patients seeking specialized medical services at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) are facing significantly higher treatment costs following a sharp increase in charges for key diagnostic procedures.
Moi University Seeks Bailout as Debt Crisis Deepens
Moi University remains burdened by a deep financial crisis, with accumulated debt exceeding KSh 8 billion and pending bills now surpassing KSh 10 billion.
County Employees Left in Limbo as Salary Arrears Hit Sh44.29 Billion
Thousands of county government employees across Kenya remain trapped in financial uncertainty as devolved units accumulate Sh44.29 billion in unpaid salaries.
Governments Tighten Social Media Rules to Protect Children
Governments around the world are introducing tougher laws to shield children from the growing risks associated with social media, including cyberbullying.
KPA Under Fire Over Sh8.3 Billion Port Road Contract
The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) is under growing scrutiny following questions over an Sh8.3 billion contract to upgrade a 1.4-kilometre section of Port Road.
The Four Pillars Behind Singapore's Clean Governance
Singapore's transformation into one of the world's leading financial and business hubs has been underpinned by a governance model built on integrity.
PS Fikirini Jacobs Records Statement in Cecil Ouma Shooting Probe
Youth Affairs Principal Secretary Fikirini Jacobs on Thursday presented himself to detectives at the Nairobi Regional Criminal Investigation Headquarters.
Psychologist Explains How Torture and Abduction Rewire the Human Brain
The effects of torture and prolonged abduction often extend far beyond visible physical injuries.
Police Crack Down on Notorious Youth Gang After Violent Assault
Residents of Shauri Yako and neighbouring informal settlements in Homa Bay Town are living in fear following a surge in violent attacks linked to the notorious "Rock Boys" gang.
Fear and Uncertainty Grip Migrants as South Africa Sees Fresh Violence
Thousands of immigrants in South Africa are facing growing uncertainty after a wave of anti-immigrant protests.
High Court Halts NTSA’s Mandatory Vehicle Inspection Rules
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has come under intense scrutiny following the suspension of its new Traffic (Motor Vehicle Inspection) Rules, 2026.
High Court Strikes Down Website Blocking Powers in Cybercrime Law
The High Court has declared key provisions of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025 unconstitutional.
Edwin Sifuna Denies Links to Political Masterminds Ahead of 2027
Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader and Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has dismissed claims that he is a political "project" being groomed for the 2027 General Election.
KRA Cracks Down on Tax Evasion With Destruction of Illegal Goods
Kenya Revenue Authority destroyed counterfeit and contraband goods worth Ksh 218 million.
Kenya Navy Withholds Operational Records in Methamphetamine Case
Questions over evidence handling and disclosure have emerged in the ongoing Sh8.2 billion MV Mashallah methamphetamine trafficking case.
Inside the Silent Struggle to Leave an Abusive Relationship
Leaving an abusive marriage is rarely a single decision — it is often a process shaped by fear, uncertainty, emotional strain and practical concerns about safety.
High Court Declines to Interfere With Ongoing Trial Over Juma Testimony
The High Court has ruled that testimony previously given by slain businessman Jacob Juma will remain part of the official court record in an ongoing criminal case.
World Bank Commits Fresh Support for Kenya’s Economic and Governance Agenda
World Bank President Ajay Banga, after talks with President William Ruto and Kenya’s Treasury, approved a $750 million (KSh97 billion) package to support governance reforms.
High Court Orders Restructuring of Ruto Cabinet Over Gender Rule Breach
The High Court ruled that President William Ruto’s Cabinet is unconstitutional for breaching the two-thirds gender rule.
Agriculture CS Advocates Local Manufacturing to Boost Farmer Incomes
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe condemned tariff escalation.
PS Raymond Omollo Dismisses Claims of State-Sponsored Abductions
PS Raymond Omollo says there are no state-sponsored abductions under President William Ruto’s administration.
MCAs Accuse Johnson Sakaja of Ignoring Concerns Amid Budget Row
Nairobi County has entered the new Financial Year amid growing uncertainty after a deepening standoff between Governor Johnson Sakaja and Members of the County Assembly (MCAs).
New Initiative Opens Children’s Eyes to Careers in Space and Beyond
Children from Nairobi’s Mathare informal settlement are being encouraged to dream beyond their surroundings through a unique initiative combining mentorship.
Eight Utumishi Girls Students to Take Plea Over Deadly Dorm Fire
Eight students accused in connection with the deadly dormitory fire at Utumishi Girls Academy are expected to appear before the High Court in Kibera today, July 1, 2026.
Teachers to Receive Higher Pay as Government Allocates Sh8.4 Billion for CBA
The Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), Evaleen Mitei, announced that the Kenyan government has allocated KSh 8.4 billion.
Mutua Rejects Claims Linking Government to Recruitment of Kenyans into Russia War”
Mutua stated that the government has not facilitated the deployment of any Kenyan citizens into the conflict zone and rejected claims connecting his office to human trafficking.
TSC Opens Door for Single-Subject Teachers Under CBE Reforms
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has officially abolished the long-standing requirement that secondary school teachers must be qualified to teach at least two subjects.
Shakahola Trial Takes New Turn with Judicial Visit to Mackenzie Compound
The former home of controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie remains standing deep inside Shakahola forest.
Inheritance Reform Marks Turning Point for Widows’ Rights in Kenya
Inheritance Reform Marks Turning Point for Widows’ Rights in Kenya, community-based legal empowerment.
Rights Activists Face Arrests as Kenya Tightens Security Before Protest Commemorations
Kenyan security agencies have intensified operations against human rights activists and alleged protest mobilisers ahead of the June 25, 2026 commemorations.
IEBC Sets August 10, 2027 as Kenya’s Next General Election Date
Kenya’s next General Election will officially take place on Tuesday, August 10, 2027, as confirmed by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
Police Shut Down Key Nairobi Entry Points Ahead of Planned Demonstrations
Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) was placed under an extensive security lockdown on Wednesday as authorities sealed major roads.
Kenya Strengthens Surveillance With 23 Quarantine Facilities
Kenya’s Ministry of Health has activated a network of 23 isolation and quarantine facilities under its national emergency preparedness framework.
From State House to the Pulpit: Anxiety Builds Ahead of Gen Z Protest Anniversary
A wave of uncertainty and political tension is spreading across Kenya ahead of the planned nationwide June 25 demonstrations.
Electrocution Threat Pushes Kenya’s Raptors Toward Collapse
Uninsulated and poorly designed electricity infrastructure is increasingly being blamed for the sharp decline of Kenya’s raptor populations.
Can Meru Become Kenya’s Sixth City? Major Hurdles Emerge
The ambitious plan to elevate Meru to Kenya’s sixth city is facing significant obstacles, as environmental concerns, urban planning challenges and political uncertainty threaten.
Principals Seek Major School Fee Hike Over Funding Crisis
Public secondary school principals have formally petitioned the government to approve a major increase in school fees.
Government Falls Short in Race to Move Services to eCitizen
Kenya’s ambitious plan to digitise public services through the eCitizen platform has fallen significantly behind schedule.
Illegal Approvals at Centre of Kenya’s Toxic Sugar Crisis
Fresh details have emerged over Kenya’s toxic sugar scandal, exposing what investigators describe as a serious breakdown in regulatory oversight.
DPP Drops Murder Case Against 15 Elite Security Officers
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Renson Ingonga, has withdrawn a murder case against 15 elite security officers.
Puzzle Over Ruto’s New Cybersecurity Agency Deepens
Fresh questions have emerged over the creation of Kenya’s National Cybersecurity Agency, a new State body established through a presidential order.
Nairobi Senator Sifuna Loses ODM Secretary General Position After Party Dispute
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has removed Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna from his position as Secretary General following a resolution adopted by the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC).
KESSHA Defends Principals Amid Rising School Fires
Secondary school principals have rejected attempts to place sole responsibility for the recent wave of student unrest and school fires on administrators.
Governor Kihika Faces Growing Political Headwinds Ahead of 2027
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika is facing increasing political pressure as internal divisions, shifting alliances and emerging opposition movements.
Pioneer Governors Plot Return to Power as 2027 Race Takes Shape
A decade after leaving office, several of Kenya's pioneer governors are preparing political comebacks as the country gears up for the 2027 General Election.
Two Arrested After DCI Immobilises Vehicle Carrying Narcotics on Eldoret–Nakuru Highway
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) successfully disabled the Mazda CX-3.
Former Tigania East MP Accused of Defrauding Investors in Greenhouse Deal
Former Tigania East Member of Parliament (MP), Josephat Gichunge Kabeabea, has been charged for the second time in less than 10 days.
Economic Uncertainty Forces Kenyan Businesses to Scale Back Growth Plans
Kenyan businesses are increasingly putting expansion plans on hold as rising global uncertainty and domestic economic pressures reshape corporate priorities.
Legal Freeze Deepens as Court Delay Keeps Private Lawyers on Edge
A major legal battle that has been quietly reshaping how Kenya’s government hires lawyers has been pushed further down the calendar after a key High Court hearing was postponed.
Kenya to Benefit from KSh74 Billion European Union Ebola Emergency Response Fund
The European Union has launched a KSh 74.1 billion emergency fund to contain the regional Ebola outbreak, directly boosting Kenya's border screening and isolation infrastructure.
Murang’a Governor Kang’ata Backs Linda Mwananchi Movement, Cites Push for National Reform
Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata Declares Support for Linda Mwananchi Movement, Says Alliance Reflects Growing Public Demand for National Unity and Policy Reform.
Milimani High Court Rejects Bid to Review 20-Year Robbery Sentence
The Milimani High Court has dismissed Jackson Kihara Gachucha’s application to review his 20-year prison sentence for robbery with violence.
Senator Edwin Sifuna Dropped from Senate Energy Committee in House Reshuffle
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has been removed from the Senate Standing Committee on Energy following a house reshuffle announced on June 17, 2026.
Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga Grilled Over Sh700 Million Unaccounted Hospital Revenue
Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga came under scrutiny from the Senate County Public Accounts Committee over Sh700.45 million in hospital revenue that auditors could not account for.
Kenya Faces Severe Food Crisis as Prolonged Drought Leaves 3.3 Million at Risk of Hunger
Kenya is facing a severe food security crisis as an intense, prolonged dry spell ravages its primary agricultural regions and arid counties.
Kenya to Benefit from G7-Backed Financial Reforms Endorsed at France Summit, Ruto Says
Kenya is expected to benefit from G7-backed financial and debt reforms endorsed at the 52nd G7 Summit in France.
KNCHR Withholds Names of 1,101 Protest Compensation Victims, Sparks Transparency Debate
The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has refused to release the names of 1,101 protest victims selected for compensation
43 African Countries Launch First Continental Anti-Corruption Research Centre in Nairobi
Anti-corruption agencies from 43 African countries have launched the African Anti-Corruption Studies and Research Centre in Nairobi.
JKIA Deal Sparks Legal Threats Amid Transparency Concerns
Public outrage has intensified over a controversial Sh180 billion proposal to lease the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) to India’s Adani Group.
Government Sounds Alarm Over Rising Cyber Losses in Kenya
Kenya is losing an estimated Sh29 billion every year due to cybercrime and weaknesses across its digital infrastructure.
Ruto’s Global Diplomacy Sparks Debate Over Cost and Impact
President William Ruto’s extensive international travel has ignited a heated national debate, with supporters portraying him as an assertive global statesman advancing Kenya’s interests abroad.
Political Earthquake in ODM as Sifuna Is Removed From Key Committee
Edwin Sifuna has been removed from the influential Senate Energy Committee in a fresh sign of widening divisions within Orange Democratic Movement.
Health CS Aden Duale Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Nanyuki Ebola Quarantine Facility
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has taken a sharply different position in court over the controversial Sh1.7 billion U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility planned at Laikipia Air Base.
UEFA Elevates Omar Artan to Super Cup Duty
UEFA has appointed Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan to officiate the upcoming UEFA Super Cup match between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa on August 12, 2026.
Health CS Duale Backs Laikipia Ebola Isolation Centre Amid Court Challenge
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has strongly defended the establishment of a U.S.-backed Ebola isolation and treatment facility at the Laikipia Air Base.
Court Stops Three KETRACO Appointees from Performing Duties
The High Court has issued conservatory orders temporarily blocking three newly appointed members of the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) board from carrying out their official duties.
Wamalwa Unveils Strategy for Stronger Opposition Movement
Eugene Wamalwa's declaration underscores his strategy to build a formidable.
Farmers Welcome KSh64 Billion Agriculture Boost in 2026/27 Budget
Kenyan farmers have welcomed the government’s decision to increase funding for agriculture in the proposed 2026/2027 national budget.
Ichung'wah and Junet Dismiss Opposition's Alternative Budget as Misleading
National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah and Minority Leader Junet Mohamed have jointly dismissed the opposition’s alternative budget proposal.
Court Warns Kajiado Officials of Contempt Action in Long-Running Debt Dispute
Kajiado County’s senior finance officials are under legal pressure after the High Court directed the devolved unit to factor a long-standing multimillion-shilling debt into its 2026/2027 budget.
Linda Mwananchi Momentum Fuels Proposed Kalonzo-Sifuna Coalition
Opposition leaders are reportedly considering a presidential ticket pairing Kalonzo Musyoka and Edwin Sifuna as part of a broader strategy to consolidate anti-government support.
Treasury Unveils 2026/27 Budget with Focus on Jobs and Economic Growth
National Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi on Thursday presented the 2026/2027 Budget Statement in Parliament.
Zakhem International Sues KPC for Sh10.6 Billion in Fresh Contract Dispute
A long-running legal dispute between Zakhem International Construction Ltd and the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has escalated after the Lebanese construction firm filed a fresh lawsuit.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Officially Kicks Off
The FIFA World Cup 2026 officially kicks off today, June 11, 2026.
Sugar Import Scandal: Lawmakers Question Safety and Movement of Cargo
The National Assembly Committee on Trade, Industry, and Cooperatives has launched an urgent investigation into a controversial shipment of imported raw sugar.
Senate and National Assembly Resolve Division of Revenue Bill Dispute
Kenya's National Assembly and Senate have finally resolved a months-long budget standoff after approving a mediated allocation of Sh428 billion for the country's 47 county.
Teachers Get Major Budget Boost as Free Education Faces Growing Funding Crisis.
Kenya's 2026/2027 national budget has delivered a significant financial boost to teachers.
Treasury Targets KSh 120 Billion in New Levies as Budget Gap Widens
The government has unveiled a record KSh 4.84 trillion budget for the 2026/2027 financial year.
New Academic Calendar Targets Stress and Indiscipline in Schools
The Ministry of Education has announced a major restructuring of the national academic calendar beginning in 2027.
Kemsa Under Fire After Sh376 Million in Medicines Expire in Warehouses
Civil society organizations representing patients living with chronic illnesses have issued a 90-day ultimatum to government authorities.
Overcrowding, Resource Shortages and Safety Fears Drive Wave of School Unrest Across Kenya
A growing crisis in Kenya’s secondary school system is fueling widespread student unrest, with overcrowding, food shortages, and safety concerns.
Embakasi North Security Teams Destroy Coin-Slot Gambling Machines Targeting Youth
Police officers and local security teams in Embakasi North, Nairobi, have intensified a major crackdown against illegal gambling operations.
Policy Loopholes Shield Informal Economy from Direct Taxation
Kenya's tax system is facing renewed scrutiny amid concerns that millions of informal sector workers remain outside the direct income tax net.
Ebola Monitoring Controversy Grows Over 21-Day Quarantine Rule
A growing controversy has emerged over Kenya's Ebola surveillance program after infectious disease experts raised concerns.
Gavi and CEPI Launch Fast-Track Plan to Develop Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccines
Global health organizations have unveiled an ambitious plan to accelerate the development of vaccines against the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola.
Two MMU Students Hospitalized After Police Open Fire on Protesters
Tension gripped the Multimedia University of Kenya (MMU) along Magadi Road after protests erupted over the shooting and injury of two students by police during demonstrations.
Experts Warn of Growing Mental Health Emergency Among Young People
The youth mental health crisis is a profound global and local public health emergency, with an estimated one in seven young people worldwide experiencing a mental disorder.
Police Disperse Crowds Amid Growing Opposition to Ebola Facility in Nanyuki
Kenyan police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in Nanyuki Town as furious residents continued demonstrations against a United States-backed Ebola quarantine facility.
County Bursaries Face Scrutiny as MPs Cite Constitutional Limits
MPs are questioning the legality of county governments issuing bursaries, arguing that basic education is constitutionally a national government function.
Finance Bill 2026 Faces Fresh Opposition as Martha Karua Rejects Proposals
People's Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua has rejected the proposed 2026 Finance Bill.
National Assembly Committee Seeks Audit of Fuel Subsidy Fund Expenditure
The Kenyan National Assembly has ordered a formal investigation into the country’s fuel price stabilisation framework and the management of the Petroleum Development Levy (PDL) fund.
From Stigma to Support: How Korogocho Boys Are Championing Menstrual Health
In the heart of Nairobi's Korogocho informal settlement, a growing male-led movement is helping to break long-standing menstrual taboos and restore dignity for adolescent girls.
Deadlock Persists Over 2026/27 County Allocation Amid Mediation Efforts
A fresh deadlock has emerged between the Senate and the National Assembly over the allocation of funds to county governments.
Wave of Student Unrest Forces Closure of Dozens of Schools Across Kenya
A rapidly escalating wave of student unrest and dormitory fires has forced the closure of more than 30 secondary schools across Kenya.
Saboti MP Raises Alarm Over Proposed Ebola Isolation Centre in Kenya
Saboti Member of Parliament (MP) Caleb Amisi has strongly condemned the Kenyan government's plans to establish a U.S.-backed Ebola isolation and quarantine facility.
Gachagua Impeachment Upheld, Senate Ordered to Pay Him KSh 50 Million.
In a historic ruling delivered on June 8, 2026, a three-judge High Court bench officially upholds the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
Where Are They? The Unsolved Disappearances Leaving Families in Limbo
Unsolved disappearances continue to cast a dark shadow across Kenya, leaving hundreds of families trapped in years of uncertainty.
Parliament Revisits Tea Bill Amid Questions Over MP's Financial Interests
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has directed that the Tea (Amendment) Bill, 2023 be subjected to a fresh debate in Parliament after a conflict of interest involving Gatundu South MP.
DCI Hunts Suspended Nairobi Planning Chief Over South C Collapse
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has launched a manhunt for suspended Nairobi County Chief Officer for Urban Planning and Development.
Gachagua's Political Fate Hangs on Landmark Court Ruling
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is facing what many observers have described as a defining political moment as a three-judge High Court bench prepares to deliver its judgment.
Sifuna-Led ODM Faction Targets Mt. Kenya in Bid to Build National 2027 Movement
The Edwin Sifuna-led Linda Mwananchi faction of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has unveiled an ambitious strategy to expand its political influence beyond traditional party strongholds.
20 US Military Aircraft Land in Nanyuki Amid Ebola Unit Controversy
Around 20 U.S. military flights have landed at Laikipia Air Base in Nanyuki.
Government Seeks Out-of-Court Settlement in Chiefs Recruitment Age Dispute
The Kenyan government is seeking an out-of-court settlement in a legal petition challenging the minimum age restriction for the recruitment of local administrators (Chief II).
Government Rules Out Early School Break Despite Unrest in Some Schools
The Ministry of Education says fewer than 1% of the country’s roughly 9,500 schools have experienced unrest, while more than 99% continue learning without disruption.
CAK, PPRA Launch Major Crackdown on Tender Cartels in Sh1.68 Trillion Procurement Market
The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) and the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) have teamed up to dismantle tender cartels who inflate project costs.
EACC Arrests Nairobi Planning Chief Over Sh250 Million Wealth Probe
Nairobi County’s Chief Officer for Urban Planning and Development, Patrick Analo Akivaga, allegedly amassed millions through unexplained wealth.
Treasury Seeks to Secure Housing Levy Through Long-Term Debt Plan
Kenyan workers may continue contributing to the 1.5 per cent Affordable Housing Levy long after President William Ruto leaves office.
Investigations Reveals Motive Behind Fatal Utumishi Girls Dormitory Blaze
Students at Utumishi Girls Academy cited sudden exam changes, a canceled retreat, and financial demands as reasons for the plot.
Police Arrest 10 Alliance High Students Over Coordinated Fire Incident
Ten students from Alliance High School have been arrested following a fire outbreak that destroyed a mattress and blanket storage facility within the school compound.
Maranda High School to Reopen for Form Four Students After Unrest
Maranda High School will reopen this weekend for Form Four students following an indefinite closure caused by student unrest and the torching of the Owino “B” dormitory.
Alliance High School fire
Alliance High School fire: Parents ordered to collect children after 'incident involving small section of mattresses'
Kenyan Online Earners Caught in Global Anti-Money Laundering Dragnet
Thousands of Kenyan freelancers, online traders, and digital content creators are facing growing uncertainty after PayPal funds froze as part of enhanced anti-money laundering and compliance measures.
US, Kenya Seek Resolution to Stalled Nanyuki Ebola Isolation Facility
The United States government says it is working with the Kenyan government to address legal objections and public concerns surrounding the suspended Ebola isolation facility.
NTSA Rolls Out Digital Speeding Fines on Nairobi Roads
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has resumed issuing fines to motorists caught speeding on selected roads in Nairobi.
Governor Sakaja Faces Civil Jail Bid After Kerich Evades Prison Sentence
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing the prospect of a civil jail term after being accused of facilitating the departure of Nairobi Finance County Executive Committee.
Medical Negligence Costs Hospital, Doctor Sh4.35 Million in Court Ruling
The Court of Appeal in Nairobi has ordered Aga Khan University Hospital and pediatric neurologist Dr. Donald Oyatsi.
Duale Before MPs over US-Kenya Ebola Deal
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale appeared before the National Assembly on June 3, 2026.
The Play That Predicted a Tragedy: Inside the It Is Well Connection
A 2018 high school drama titled "It Is Well", written by politician Cleophas Malala and staged by Butere Girls High School, eerily mirrored the tragic Utumishi Girls Academy.
DCI Recovers Missing Police Gun Hidden in Naivas Luggage Bay
Detectives have recovered a police firearm that went missing under unusual circumstances in Nairobi's Central Business District.
Major Boost for Transport as Kenya Revives Nyahururu Rail Route
The revival of the Gilgil–Ol Kalou–Nyahururu railway line is expected to provide residents and businesses with a more affordable transport.
Student Strikes and Arson Plots Force Closure of Learning Institutions
A growing wave of student unrest and security concerns has forced several secondary schools across Kenya to suspend learning.
Kenya’s Public Debt Surges by Sh533 Billion in Three Months
Kenya’s total public debt has surpassed the Sh12.8 trillion mark for the first time, following a sharp increase of Sh533 billion within three months to March 2026.
Political Tensions Rise in Western Kenya Over Sifuna’s Growing Popularity
A new political wave led by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is reshaping Western Kenya’s political landscape, challenging the long-standing dominance of the region’s established leadership.
Kenya's Eye Crisis: Backlogs and Steroid Misuse
Kenya faces an eye health crisis driven by a cataract surgery backlog and rising preventable blindness linked to misuse of unregulated steroid eye drops.
NTSA Instant Traffic Fines System Faces Delays After June 1 Rollout
The rollout of the National Transport and Safety Authority (National Transport and Safety Authority) instant traffic fines system has encountered unexpected delays.
Harambee Starlets Head to Zambia Ahead of WAFCON 2026
The Kenya national women's football team, the Harambee Starlets, has departed for Lusaka, Zambia, to compete in the upcoming Four Nations FIFA Tournament starting June 6, 2026.
Kenya's Digital Talent Takes Center Stage at Huawei ICT global finals
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has officially sent off 12 exceptional Kenyan university students to Shenzhen, China, for the prestigious Huawei ICT Competition Global Finals.
10 Convicted in Kilifi Sh52 Million Graft Case, Face Sh198 Million Fine
An Anti-Corruption Court has sentenced 10 individuals and companies implicated in a fraudulent procurement scheme involving the Kilifi County Government.
Fresh Trouble for Julius Bitok as COFEK Demands Constitutional Removal Process
The Consumers Federation of Kenya has petitioned the Public Service Commission (PSC) seeking the removal of Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok
Negative Ebola Results Bring Relief After Nairobi Health Alert
Fears of a possible Ebola outbreak in Nairobi have been eased after laboratory tests confirmed that a Turkish national who had exhibited Ebola-like symptoms tested negative for the virus.
Mt. Kenya Leaders Criticised President Ruto Government of Ethnic Profiling
Mt. Kenya political leaders allied to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have launched a fresh attack on President William Ruto, accusing his administration of orchestrating ethnic profiling
Healthcare Crisis Looms in Meru as Doctors Begin Strike Over RTWF Failure
Doctors in Meru County have officially downed their tools following a breakdown in the implementation of a Return-To-Work Formula (RTWF) that had been agreed upon in March 2026.
Public Outcry Grows Over Rising Femicide Cases in Kenya
Thousands of Kenyans, human rights defenders, and civil society activists took to the streets of Nairobi's Central Business District on Monday, June 1, 2026.
Questions and Grief as Utumishi Fire Suspects Face Court
students from Utumishi Girls Academy were arraigned in connection with the deadly dormitory fire that rocked the school last week.
High Court Extends Block on Nanyuki Ebola Facility
The High Court has ordered the Kenyan government to publicly disclose all agreements related to the controversial United States-backed Ebola quarantine facility
President Ruto: Education , Not Battle fields, Is Kenya's New Liberation Front.
President William Ruto reaffirmed his government’s commitment to ending long-standing perceptions of marginalization in Northern Kenya Yesterday in Wajir .
Why Koome’s Anti-Corruption Meeting Disrupted as Senior Counsel Stage Walkout
The Senior Counsel Bar has declined to participate in an anti-corruption consultative meeting chaired by Chief Justice Martha Koome.
Mbunge Wa Embakasi Mashariki Babu Owino Aikosoa Serikali Kuhusu Mpango wa Ebola
Kauli yake inajiri huku mjadala ukiendelea nchini kuhusu mpango wa kuanzisha kituo cha karantini na maandalizi ya kukabiliana na Ebola
President Ruto: I allowed The US To Set Up The Ebola Quarantine Centre At Laikipia Airbase in Nanyuki .
The President noted that Kenya's longstanding partnership with the United States has been instrumental in supporting responses to major public health challenges
ODM Succession Battle Deepens as Kisumu Rally Exposes Major Party Fault Lines.
As ODM navigates the post-Raila era, the succession debate, competing visions for the party's future are likely to shape its political trajectory ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Public Universities Sink Deeper Into Debt as Pending Bills Exceed Sh100 Billion
The National Assembly of Kenya Departmental Committee on Education has raised alarm over a deepening financial crisis facing public universities
Wajir County Teaching and Referral Emergency and Accident Centre has been built and completed by the County Government,
Wajir County Teaching and Referral Emergency and Accident Centre
Plane crash lands in the Maasai Mara
Panic as Plane Crash Lands in Maasai Mara Airstrip
A firearm theft led to a swift operation by detectives in Nairobi. The suspect has been apprehended.
Nairobi: Police Arrest 42-Year-Old Man, Recover Stolen Firearm in Kangemi
New Education Reforms as President William Ruto Pushes Inclusive Learning
President Ruto adressing Kenyans during the Madaraka Day Celebrations at Wajir Stadium. PHOTO/A screengrab by People DAily Digital from a livestream by @WilliamsRuto/X
Protests Erupt Over Planned Ebola Quarantine Center in Nanyuki
Laikipia Air Base remains heavily secured by the Kenya Defence Forces following mass protests by hundreds of residents opposing a proposed U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility
President Ruto Announces University Plan to Boost Northern Kenya Education
President William Ruto has pledged to establish a public university in Wajir County as part of efforts to address the historical marginalization of education in Northern Kenya.
The Agreement That Paved The Way For The Laikipia Ebola Facility
The controversial US-backed Ebola quarantine facility planned for construction which was signed between Kenya and the United States in July 2015.
President Ruto Apologises To The People of Northern Kenya for The Marginalisation They Have Endured
During the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations held at Wajir Stadium, President William Ruto issued a public apology to the people of Northern Kenya
President Ruto Predicts Landslide Win in 2027,Dismisses Opposition
President William Ruto has dismissed the political capability of opposition leaders, vowing to secure a landslide victory in the 2027 General Election.
Leadership Disputes Emerge in Gachagua's Democracy For Citizens Party
Internal wrangles within the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) are threatening to undermine the new political outfit established by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
The Kenyan opposition has condemned the government's decision to host a U.S. Ebola isolation and treatment facility
The Kenyan opposition has fiercely condemned the government's decision to host a U.S.-led Ebola isolation and treatment facility, declaring that foreign billions are not worth the lives of citizens.
Former DP Rigathi Gachagua carefully handles a baby during a rally in Njabini, Nyandarua County.
He enrolled at Kabiruini Primary School in Mathira Constituency in Nyeri from 1971 to 1977 before proceeding to Kianyaga High School for his O-levels and A-levels. In 1985,
Kenyan President Ruto hails Kazakhstan as key logistics hub during narrow-format talks with Tokayev
The Presidents of Kazakhstan and Kenya, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and William Ruto, have held talks in a narrow format in Astana, Qazinform News Agency cites Akorda.
Kenyan Auto Dealers Embrace Digital Financing Solutions
Shekel Mobility is transforming Kenya's automotive trade by providing vehicle dealerships with digital financing solutions.
Former Kenyan Athlete Jailed in Mexico as Family Cries Foul
Barsitei, a marathon runner from Keturwo in Baringo North who relocated to Mexico in 2015 to pursue his athletics career, was arrested in February 2021.
Fresh School Fees Battle as Parents Reject KESSHA Proposal
The National Parents Association (NPA) has strongly opposed a proposal by secondary school principals to increase school fees by up to Sh43,000 annually.
Kenyan IDs Will Only Be Issued to Legitimate Citizens
President William Ruto has reaffirmed that Kenyan national identity cards will only be issued to legitimate citizens.
AFCON 2027: Talanta Stadium 91% Complete as Kenya Targets July Finish
AFCON 2027
Nationwide matatu strike suspended after deadly fuel protests
Transport operators call off strike for one week following violent protests over rising fuel prices.