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Africa CDC gains direct access to Pandemic Fund after landmark accreditation

The accreditation makes Africa CDC the first African Union institution and the first continental public health agency globally to receive Implementing Entity status. It is also only the second African institution, after the African Development Bank, to obtain the designation

DCI calls for stronger national security, intelligence-led policing

The DCI also urged security commanders to intensify their investigative work and make optimal use of available resources

WMO Report: Extreme weather affected 13 million people, killed over 3,000 across Africa in 2025

The State of the Climate in Africa 2025 report released on June 18,2026 says floods were the most frequently reported hazard, accounting for more than half of all recorded extreme weather events. The impacts were felt across multiple sectors, including agriculture, water resources, health, infrastructure and livelihoods.

IGAD warns against actions undermining Somalia’s territorial integrity

The regional bloc warned that actions undermining Somalia’s unity could heighten tensions and threaten peace, stability, and cooperation across the Horn of Africa, calling for restraint and respect for internationally recognized principles

KNEC flags viral claim on recruitment of non-teachers for national exams as fake

The post, widely shared online, alleged the move was intended to enhance transparency, neutrality, and public trust in the management of national examinations, prompting KNEC to issue a warning

Stay Alert: Here The Areas With High Number Of Missing Children & Why ~ Philip Nzenge

Stop Focusing on Buying Land First, Just Provide These Solutions Instead ~ Alvin Okari

South Africans Are Right With Their Xenophobia, But At Their Own Risk! ~ Dr. Kenneth Ombongi

AU welcomes US-Iran peace deal, calls it major step toward Middle East stability

In a statement issued on Thursday, the AU boss said the agreement demonstrates the value of diplomacy in resolving long-running conflicts.

UN calls for stronger partnerships to counter growing threat of hate speech

Marking the International Day for Countering Hate Speech on Thursday, June 18, 2026, the UN said governments, civil society, educators, and digital platforms must work together to promote dialogue, tolerance, and respect for diversity

Thierry Henry blasts Ronaldo after Portugal stumble against DR Congo

Portugal enjoyed 75 per cent possession and registered seven shots on target but struggled to break down a determined DR Congo side that remained organised throughout the match.

DStv loses 22,450 customers as pay-TV struggle deepens in Kenya

According to the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), DStv had 248,053 customers by the end of March 2026, down from 270,017 in December last year. This means the firm lost 22,450 customers in just three months, pointing to continued pressure in the market.

MPs rein in KRA as push for more tax enforcement powers hits wall

Among the proposals rejected was a plan to remove a legal protection that currently prevents KRA from attaching a taxpayer's bank account once an appeal against a tax assessment has been filed.

Maraga faults compensation plan, says justice incomplete without prosecutions

Maraga also questioned the handling of the process, saying victims have not received a formal apology and raising concern that institutions linked to the alleged abuses are involved in managing compensation.

Governor Nassir orders fresh assessment of school feeding initiative after complaints

The county government has launched an assessment exercise to determine whether the programme is helping families lower education costs as initially promised.

Who is to blame? Debate deepens after wave of school disturbances

President William Ruto has weighed in on the matter, urging parents to take a more active role in shaping the behaviour of their children and warning against placing all responsibility on schools and government agencies.

Rising missing children cases spark concern over trafficking and abuse in Kenya

Speaking on Radio Generation on Thursday, Nzenge said societal changes have made cases of missing children a major concern, unlike in the past when communities collectively looked after children.

G7 unveils Sh67 billion Ebola preparedness plan, Kenya among beneficiary countries

The funding was announced during the ongoing G7 Summit in France, where President William Ruto is among heads of state attending discussions on global security and health threats.

Historian: South Africa's anti-migrant violence is xenophobia, not afrophobia

According to the historian, the end of apartheid brought political freedom but failed to fundamentally transform economic realities for many South Africans

Security agencies take biggest share in Sh17.29 billion budget increase

Budget documents tabled in the National Assembly show the National Intelligence Service (NIS) recording the highest upward revision of Sh3.5 billion, increasing its allocation to Sh64.9 billion.

Acorn, Absa and Co-op Bank launch Zinduka programme linking student housing to start-up capital

Under the Zinduka programme, eligible graduates will be able to access business loans ranging from Sh200,000 to Sh500,000

Inside National Police Service plan to stop gang-linked political violence before elections

Under the new framework, police commanders will be expected to closely monitor political activities in their areas, identify groups likely to cause disruptions and take action before incidents escalate into violence.

Golf: Njoroge leads as PGK Equator Tour heads to Limuru

More than 50 professionals will compete for honours, with players also chasing crucial points in the race for the 2026 Order of Merit title as the season gains momentum.

Kang’ata backs Linda Mwananchi but keeps 2027 ticket secret

Kang'ata's remarks come days after he publicly declared support for the movement during a major rally held on Sunday, June 14, 2026, at Kivulini Grounds in Thika town, Kiambu County, marking his first public appearance under the Linda Mwananchi banner.

US and Iran agree 14-point ceasefire extension deal, reopen Strait of Hormuz

The pact commits Iran to never acquiring a nuclear weapon, outlines plans for a $300 billion reconstruction and economic development framework, and provides a pathway for lifting US sanctions and releasing frozen Iranian assets.

Kenya losing Sh29 Billion yearly as cyberattacks surge, Murkomen warns

In documents submitted to the National Assembly Delegated Committee, Murkomen said the frequency and sophistication of cyber and ICT-related attacks continue to increase as more sectors shift operations online.

Faith Odhiambo: Why I joined Linda Mwananchi

Odhiambo rose to national prominence during her tenure at the Law Society of Kenya, where she became a leading voice in defending civil liberties and challenging state actions she viewed as excessive.

FIFA orders Bandari to pay Borji, slapped with transfer ban

Following a dispute ruled by FIFA’s Players’ Status Chamber, the case was partially decided in favour of the coach, ordering Bandari to pay USD 6,483.87 (about Sh837,067) in outstanding remuneration and USD 22,500 (about Sh2.9 million) as compensation for breach of contract, with all other claims dismissed.

Partey loses appeal, won’t play in Canada

The appeal against the decision to grant Partey a Canadian visa for the World Cup failed, with court documents revealing that the initial visa application did not disclose the criminal charges he faces in the UK.