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Rights groups push for Cheptumo’s exit after femicide remarks

Her remarks, made on Monday, April 14, were widely condemned by both leaders and ordinary Kenyans, who described them as out of touch and harmful.

Gabon striker dies after falling from 11th floor in China

The report suggested that an argument occurred between Boupendza and his brother shortly before the fall, prompting further scrutiny.

Marathoner Albert Korir to miss Boston Marathon due to ankle Injury

Korir, has previously won the Vienna, Ottawa and New York Marathons.

U.S. may close over 27 embassies and consulates under new restructuring plan

The list includes embassies in countries such as Malta, Luxembourg, Lesotho, South Sudan, the Republic of Congo, and the Central African Republic.

CBK lifts ban on new banks, sets Sh10bn capital requirement

"The lifting of the licensing suspension reflects substantial progress in fortifying Kenya's banking regulatory framework," CBK stated.

Two Kakamega civil registration officers arrested in bribery probe

At the time of their arrest, the two officials had reportedly just received a bribe of Ksh2,500 to hasten the processing of a birth certificate.

American Pastor abducted during church service in South Africa rescued

Josh Sullivan, the 45-year-old pastor, was found unharmed on Tuesday evening in a township in Gqeberha, located in the Eastern Cape.

Ruto launches KDF hospital accessible to civilians in Lanet

Through this plan, the government aims to open Level IV, V, and VI military facilities to select civilian patients on a fee-for-service model.

KICC to host 2024 SOYA Awards on Thursday

Kipyegon will be favourite for the award as she is the reigning Olympic 1500 Metre Champion.

Foreigners barred from Ghana’s small-scale gold market

In January, Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the new body would help Ghana gain more from its gold sales and support the stability of the national currency.

Government faces Sh4.5 billion fine as Ketraco loses power line case

Treasury figures show that pending bills from such cases surged to more than Sh220 billion by December 2024.

Backlash forces Gender CS nominee to apologise over femicide comment

"I sincerely apologise for this statement. I do not hold the belief that any woman (or other human being) deserves to be killed under any circumstances," she said.

Waste from farms, hotels polluting Lake Naivasha –Environment Ministry

She expressed concern over the growing environmental pressures facing the area, citing pollution, wetland degradation, destruction of land and forest ecosystems, and a decline in biodiversity.

Mediheal Hospital responds to organ trafficking allegations

The report named Mediheal Hospital as a major center for transplant surgeries, claiming that recipients paid up to $200,000 (Ksh 25.9 million) for a single kidney transplant.

MPs approve Ruku and Wendot for cabinet positions

During his vetting, Geoffrey Ruku, who is set to replace former CS Justin Muturi, pledged to serve with integrity and fairness if confirmed.

Ceasefire talks stall as Hamas dismisses Israeli proposal

Nearly 70% of Gaza is now under displacement orders or considered "no-go" zones, with aid groups required to coordinate movement through Israeli authorities.

NTSA reports 1,139 deaths in road crashes within three months

A total of 1,189 individuals lost their lives in various road crashes during the same period, NTSA data shows.

Three Kenyans among five killed in UAE apartment fire

The Sharjah Police reported that a criminal laboratory team has been deployed to determine what sparked the blaze.

Embu authorities impose curfew in Kamiu following discovery of two bodies

Chief Njagi said the deceased—believed to be young men, possibly students—had visible physical injuries.

MPs reject TSC’s list of 25,252 promoted teachers over bias

Moiben MP Phylis Bartoo added that the entire promotion process appeared biased.

WHO members agree on global pandemic preparedness deal

The agreement is being viewed as a major success for the WHO, especially at a time when global organisations have faced challenges due to cuts in foreign aid.

Injured Zirkzee could miss remainder of the season

They will likely lean on Rasmus Hojlund to get them goals in the absence of the dependable Zirkzee.

Gun post shared on WhatsApp leads to arrest of two women

A thorough search of the house resulted in the recovery of the weapon featured in the controversial photo.

Correct us in love, DP Kindiki tells clergy

In a promise to the clergy, Kindiki said the government would resolve lingering disputes concerning church land ownership.

Peru’s Former President and First Lady handed 15-year prison sentences

Humala, a former army officer who took part in the fight against the Maoist Shining Path insurgency, gained national attention in 2000 after leading a brief military uprising against then-President Alberto Fujimori.

Phones with less than 32GB storage won't support Android 15 - Google

Despite these changes, smartphone makers can still produce devices with less than 32 GB of storage.

Biden slams Trump and Musk for threatening Social Security protection

In his address, President Biden cited significant staff reductions and cuts to services as part of the growing threat.

KURA, Kenya Railways under pressure over incomplete Nairobi's Likoni Road Bridge

The bridge is part of the Nairobi Improvement Lot 2 initiative.

Ruto confident of victory in 2027 despite opposition criticism

'Gypsy King' Tyson Fury won't return to Boxing, promoter says

Fury has retired five times, including in 2017 amid a dispute with UK Anti-Doping before making his comeback in 2018.