Maseno university don killed in suspected land dispute

Police in Homa Bay County have launched investigations into the murder of a Maseno University professor who was hacked to death outside his home.

By Mike Kihaki 1 day ago

Counties to share Sh428 billion as Ruto signs county allocation of Revenue Bill 2026

County governments are set to receive a record Sh428 billion from the National Treasury after President William Ruto assented to the County Allocation of Revenue Bill, 2026.

By Mike Kihaki 21 hrs ago

Six killed, scores injured in road crashes

Six people killed and more than a dozen others injured in two separate road accidents in Kericho and Bungoma counties on Saturday, adding to the growing number of fatalities on Kenyan roads.

By Mike Kihaki 2 days ago

Turkana scholar breaks barriers with Master's degree

When Moses Ekuwam left his village in Lokichogio, Turkana County, in 2018 carrying a small bag and an admission letter to study in China, few could have imagined the remarkable journey.

By Mike Kihaki 2 days ago

KRA rules out extension of June 30 deadline to file tax returns

Kenya Revenue Authority says there will be no extension to file tax returns after the June 30 deadline, warns dafaulters of penaltie

By Mike Kihaki 2 days ago

Ruto calls on parents to reclaim their role in raising disciplined children

DP Kindiki urges students to shun indiscipline and resolve grievances through dialogue, calls for values-based education and peaceful engagement

By Mike Kihaki 1 day ago

East African press councils warn against growing hostility towards media

The East African Press Councils (EAPC) has called for end to growing hostilities between governments and the media across the region.

By Mike Kihaki 1 day ago

Matiang'i demands suspension of NTSA's vehicle inspection plan

Jubilee presidential candidate Fred Matiang'i calls for suspension of NTSA's mandatory vehicle inspections, urges review of system before rollout

By Mike Kihaki 1 day ago

PS Imbunya's 100 days with reforms in Public Service

Public Service and Human Capital Development Principal Secretary Dr. Jane Kere Imbunya has marked her first 100 days in office.

By Mike Kihaki 2 days ago

'Crumbling regime': journalists' federation condemns Uganda media shutdown

East African Press Councils urge governments to end attacks on media, citing NTV Uganda shutdown and Kenya tensions; call for dialogue to protect press freedom

By Mike Kihaki 1 day ago

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Of bullets, blood and rage: The tax revolt that changed Kenya

Dozens of young people were killed, hundreds injured and many others abducted or arrested as security forces moved to contain the protests.

By Mike Kihaki 3 days ago

UAE grants visa-on-arrival access to Kenyans with foreign residency permits

Kenyan citizens holding valid US or EU residence permits to obtain UAE visas on arrival from today; overstayers to be fined Sh1,760 per day, UAE Foreign Affairs Ministry says.

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Karua calls for justice for June 2024 protests victims

People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua has called for justice and accountability for victims of the June 2024 Gen Z protests.

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Somalia Deputy PM deported from Kenya over passport issues

Govt deports Somalia's Deputy PM Jibril Abdirashid Haji after JKIA immigration officials allegedly linked him to a fraudulently acquired Kenyan passport.

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

June 25 anniversary protests: Photos that defined the day

From flowers laid in memory of fallen protesters to motorcycle chases and arrests, the second June 25 anniversary protests produced images that captured the mood of the day across Kenya. 

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Team Kenya shifts focus to Glasgow glory

Team Kenya has entered the final phase of preparations for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Rights groups condemn arrests, restrictions during June 25 anniversary protests

Civil society groups accuse security agencies of violating constitutional rights through roadblocks, movement restrictions and arrests of peaceful protesters

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Counties to receive Sh428 billion boost after MPs approve Revenue Bill

National Assembly passes County Allocation of Revenue Bill 2026, unlocking Sh428 billion equitable share for 47 counties in the 2026/27 financial year.

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

Starlets targets WAFCON semi-final berth

Kenya’s quest for a historic place at the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup received a major boost after Harambee Starlets head coach Beldine Odemba named a provisional 29-player squad

By Mike Kihaki 4 days ago

MPs approve Kenyan Sign Language Bill for deaf

The National Assembly has passed the Kenyan Sign Language Bill, 2023, marking a significant milestone in the protection of the rights of persons who are deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind.

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

Ruto signs Finance Bill, unlocks Sh4.8tr budget for 202627

The Finance Bill comes at a time the government is under pressure to finance an expanding development agenda, rising debt obligations, and recurrent expenditure.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

Parents concerned about students joining protests while at home

Parents have expressed concern that students sent home early for mid-term break ahead of Gen Z protest commemorations could still be drawn into demonstrations.

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

Demo victims asked to lodge claims with compensation panel

Persons whose rights were violated during demonstrations have been urged to lodge their complaints for compensation.

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

MP Shah: We will cooperate with SHA billing probe

MP Shah Hospital begins transfer of patients under SHIF/SHA to other facilities after govt suspended services, to probe billing complaints.

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

Kenya hit by over 3b cyber-attack attempts in 3 months

Kenya recorded more than three billion cyber-attack attempts targeting government systems, digital infrastructure and cloud-based services in just three months.

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

PS Kipsang: government seeks to issue 3 million IDs by end year

The government targets to issue three million national identity cards by the end of the year

By Mike Kihaki 5 days ago

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Inside early school closure plan

Schools across Kenya are considering early closure as the fear of planned Gen Z protests on June 25 raises safety concerns for learners and disrupts the academic calendar.

By Mike Kihaki 7 days ago

Stay home, Gachagua tells Gen Z ahead of anniversary protests

DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua calls on youth to shelve June 25 protests; cites excessive police force and goon infiltration.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

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Whistleblower: Donors are bankrolling IGAD's dysfunction

A whistleblower has accused the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) of financial misconduct, procurement fraud and staff intimidation under Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

State begins paying Sh448.7 million to protest victims after years of claims

Victims of police-linked brutality between 2013-2025 to receive Sh3 million each; compensation panel chair Makau Mutua says sexual abuse and severe injury survivors to get Sh1 million.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

Follow the Constitution,' activists tell govt ahead of Gen Z anniversary

Rights activists have defied police over planned June 25 demonstrations, insisting the protests will proceed despite concerns from security agencies and citing right for assembly and expression.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

University students shine on global stage

Kenyan universities are increasingly cementing their place on the global innovation map, with students and researchers delivering award-winning solutions in technology, health, and engineering.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

Matatu Owners assure normal operations on June 25

The Matatu Owners Association has assured commuters that public transport services will continue to operate normally across the country.

By Mike Kihaki 6 days ago

DPP drops murder charges against 15 officers in missing Indians case

DPP Renson Ingonga has, for the second time, dropped murder charges against 13 police officers linked to the disappearance and murder of two Indian nationals and their Kenyan driver.

By Mike Kihaki 8 days ago

Parliament approves creation of National Cybersecurity Agency

Parliament has approved the establishment of the National Cybersecurity Agency, aimed at strengthening Kenya’s response to rising cyber threats and safeguarding the digital infrastructure.

By Mike Kihaki 8 days ago

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Martha Karua to be deported after being denied entry to Uganda

Karua had travelled to Kampala to join the defence team representing opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye and co-accused Obeid Lutale Kamulegeya before the Makindye Court.

By Mike Kihaki 8 days ago

Ruto pledges more reforms, promises coffee farmers Sh300 per kilo

President William Ruto has pledged further coffee sector reforms aimed at raising farmers’ earnings to Sh250–Sh300 per kilogramme, boosting production and ensuring faster payments.

By Mike Kihaki 7 days ago

Gen Z protests: IPOA says only three anti-Finance Bill protest death cases in court

IPOA says only three of the 62 deaths linked to the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests have reached court, with most cases still under investigation ahead of the June 25 Gen Z memorial march.

By Mike Kihaki 7 days ago

Kenyans can now download birth certificates online

Birth certificates can now be downloaded and printed online, marking a major milestone in the government's efforts to digitise public services and improve access to essential documents.

By Mike Kihaki 7 days ago

Traders count losses after fire rips through Gikomba market

Fire destroys property at Gikomba market, Kenya Red Cross says multi-agency teams responding as assessments continue into the 4am incident.

By Mike Kihaki 9 days ago