Police deny involvement in Juja MP abduction, investigations ongoing

The National Police Service has distanced itself from claims that it abducted Juja Member of Parliament George Koimburi.

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Juja MP fights for his life after abduction

Juja MP George Koimburi was found unconscious in a coffee plantation in Kibichoi, Kiambu County, hours after he was reportedly picked up by individuals believed to be police officers.

By 18 days ago

'Kenya is committed to regional security'

Kenya is committed to peace and security across the East African region, with the government pledging continued support for collective efforts aimed at addressing cross-border threats.

By 19 days ago

PS Omollo urges elected leaders to champion peace and justice

Internal Security and National Administration PS Raymond Omollo has urged leaders from Coast to embrace unity, proactive leadership and collaborative governance.

By 23 days ago

Protests mount as activists seek answers on Mwangi's detention

The fate of Boniface Mwangi, a human rights activist, remains unknown days after he was arrested in Tanzania, as pressure mounts on Tanzanian authorities to disclose his whereabouts.

By 23 days ago

Civil society groups decry escalating human rights violations across East Africa

Activist Njeri Mwangi stated what she termed as recent related patterns of violence across the African continent, citing the continued brutality of the Museveni regime in Uganda.

By 23 days ago

Triple-decker beds rolled out to decongest prisons

Triple-Decker Bed Campaign rolled out to decongest prisons.

By 25 days ago

Meru brothers' termites dispute ends in tragedy

The quarrel, which began over termites, ended with one brother dead and the other severely injured.

By 25 days ago

Digital predators exploit children with disabilities in Kenya, says new report

A new report reveals children with intellectual disabilities are increasingly being targeted by digital predators.

By 25 days ago

'We held hands waiting to die': Father recounts horror of Mathare fire

The fire, which started shortly after midnight, consumed a one storey residential iron-sheet houses and two churches, killing five people, including two children.

By 25 days ago

Ex-Nairobi police boss Kibuchi dies after illness

Former Nairobi Provincial Police Officer (PPO) Anthony Kibuchi, a veteran law enforcement officer with a career spanning over three decades, passed away on Tuesday.

By 27 days ago

Concerns over press freedom dominate media summit

Press freedom and the rapidly evolving digital landscape took center stage on Thursday at the annual National Media Summit held in Nairobi.

By 28 days ago

Budget setbacks cast doubt on online police recruitment drive

Budget uncertainty threatens this year’s police recruitment as the NPSC shifts to a digitised system.

By 30 days ago

60pc of alcoholic drinks illicit, report shows

The government is losing billions of shillings in uncollected revenue as it continues to lose ground in the battle against illicit alcohol, a new report has revealed.

By 30 days ago

Edward Kwach: Farewell to radio trailblazer

Father Justice (Rtd) Kwach says despite meningitis, the broadcaster never lost his warmth. 

By 1 month ago

Ong'ondo killing: Two more arrested, police recover pistols and ammunition

Two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the assassination of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were, bringing the total number of individuals in custody to six.

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Abductions rise by 450pc as police impunity deepens, reveals report

Only two per cent of police-related killings and disappearances have led to prosecution.Missing Voices report calls for overhaul of National Police Service, investigation of deaths.

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Experts urge modernisation of Africa's hydrographic services

African maritime experts are urging the modernisation of hydrographic services to address outdated navigational charts, some dating back to the 1960s.

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Outcry as DCI detains equipment from crew behind BBC's 'The Blood Parliament'

The items still held by DCI include phones, laptops, and CPU units, which the filmmakers rely on for their daily production work.

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Release BBC filmmakers' equipment, phones, DCI told

DCI urged to return seized equipment and phones belonging to BBC filmmakers.

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1998 bomb blast victims urge Ruto to support push for justice, recognition

Victims and survivors of the devastating 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing in Nairobi are appealing to President William Ruto to intervene in their prolonged struggle for justice and compensation.

By 1 month ago

Police officer among four detained over Kasipul MP's killing

The investigation into Were's death has taken a crucial turn, with mobile data, recovered firearms, and witness statements pointing to a targeted, premeditated attack.

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Charles Mutuma appointed commandant of newly formed police unit

Charles Mutuma appointed commandant, National Government Administration Police Unit, to oversee deployment and support security operations at the grassroots.

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Woodley residents up in arms over planned eviction

Tension is high in Woodley Estate, Nairobi, as residents protest planned eviction by the Nairobi City County Government, terming it unlawful and inhumane.

By 1 month ago

Justice on hold: IPOA slammed for laxity in Gen Z protest probes

IPOA has been accused of sluggish response, with only a fraction of deaths, injuries investigated almost a year after the riots.

By 1 month ago

ODPP updates on deaths and injuries from Gen Z protests

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has released an update on investigations into the deaths, injuries and property damage during the Gen Z protests across Kenya last year.

By 1 month ago

State reports gains in public sector reforms

The government has reported steady progress in key areas of public sector reforms, including digital services, security operations, corrections infrastructure, and overseas employment programmes.

By 1 month ago

PS Omollo leads review of progress on national security, public sector modernisation

In the area of service delivery, the state department for ICT and the Digital Economy announced that over 22,000 government services are now accessible online via the e-Citizen platform.

By 1 month ago

CS Murkomen vows to pursue perpetrators of Narok land dispute

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has pledged to hold accountable those responsible for the violence that erupted in Narok County. 

By 1 month ago

Engineers demand greater role in policy decisions

The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) is calling on the government to involve engineers in decisions that affect the profession and infrastructure development.

By 1 month ago

Raila, Wetangula lead MPs in signing Pope condolence book

Raila, Wetangula lead MPs in signing Pope condolence book.

By 1 month ago

Terror financing still a threat despite security gains

Despite progress in dismantling terrorist networks, terrorism financing continues to be a critical and persistent challenge.

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Inside diplomat long search for Sh95m elusive gold

Intrigued, Pierrot paid Sh9.3 million (US$70,500) in cash for an initial consignment, under the agreement that it would be shipped to Hong Kong.

By 1 month ago

Omnicare directors and surgeon released on bond

The three individuals accused over the botched cosmetic surgery case that led to the death of businesswoman Lucy Wambui Kamau have been granted bond.

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Why Kenya risks losing skilled workers to other countries

The skilled workforce is leaving the country, drawn by better opportunities and structured migration pathways supported by bilateral agreements.

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Auditors urged to embrace external quality assessments as profession evolves

Internal auditors urged to embrace external quality assessments as profession evolves.

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Abducted MCA links his ordeal to fallout with Wajir governor

The Dela Ward MCA Yussuf Ahmed, has accused Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi of orchestrating his abduction, claiming that he was tortured and questioned over the county budget.

By 2 months ago

Ogamba in a spot over University of Nairobi leadership wrangles

The Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, has been accused of meddling with the affairs of the University of Nairobi.

By 2 months ago

Family of missing Kenyan officer left shattered in the dark

According to his family, what began as a hopeful wait for answers has turned into a painful ordeal of unanswered calls, broken promises, and emotional distress.

By 2 months ago

Intern doctors will be posted on July 1, Health CS Duale pledges

Duale said the ministry is working with county governments and regulatory bodies to ensure all interns are placed in accredited facilities.

By 2 months ago