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President Ruto celebrates Kenya’s Doha Diamond League heroes

Among those who stood out was Reynold Cheruiyot, who won the 5,000 metres race.

KICD to introduce separate Math curriculum for non-STEM tracks

The new subject, called Essential Mathematics, will serve learners in Social Sciences, Arts, and Sports tracks.

Treasury allocates Sh1.67bn for Turkana oil project expansion

This marks a substantial increase from the previous allocation of Sh806 million.

Sexual violence spikes in Congo as women face daily attacks

In just two months (March and April 2025), ActionAid recorded 381 cases of sexual violence in North and South Kivu.

Kenya’s Rhino population climbs to 2,100 after four years of growth

According to the Economic Survey 2025, the total number of rhinos rose from 1,603 in 2020 to 2,100 in 2024.

From umbrellas to fans: Kenya faces five days of wild weather

The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a five-day forecast warning of scattered rains, cold nights, and punishing daytime heat.

DCI reports closing 71 criminal cases, urges public cooperation

The closed cases include high-profile matters such as the deaths of Multimedia University student Sylvia Kemunto and British national Campbell Alistair Scott.

Russia, Ukraine agree on prisoner swap but fail to reach ceasefire in Istanbul talks

The meeting, held in Istanbul on Friday, lasted just over 90 minutes and was seen as a small step forward in a conflict that has caused immense destruction.

Emergency teams deployed as Kiambere dam reaches danger level

Emergency teams have been activated to oversee evacuations, manage spillages and provide support to communities downstream.

Governor Guyo confirms one missing Isiolo official found alive

Ali was reported missing after being taken from outside his home last Saturday at around 5 pm.

ICC Chief Karim Khan steps aside amid UN sexual misconduct probe

The move is unprecedented in the court’s history and leaves a leadership vacuum at a time when the ICC is under intense pressure.

Ukraine- Russia hold face-to-face talks amid calls for ceasefire and sanctions

Kalonzo’s Wiper party files for rebranding, prepares for 2027 race

The move follows approval from the party’s National Executive Committee meeting held last week.

Gospel singer Ringtone to spend weekend in custody on fraud charges

Ringtone faces serious allegations, including conspiracy to defraud, false swearing, and perjury over a disputed 0.1908-hectare parcel in the upscale Runda estate.

Kenya secures Sh194bn for Eurobond

The new issuance not only secures funds to repurchase a portion of the 2027 bond but also extends Kenya’s repayment timeline to 2036, easing short-term financial pressure.

Livestock sector faces funding crisis

The current funding levels are too low to support key projects and complete ongoing ones.

Turkana to assume control of two Red Cross, IRC-owned hospitals

The facilities in question are the Natukubenyo Health Centre located in Kalobeyei and the Locherengamor Dispensary in Kakuma.

CMA approves Standard Group's Sh1.5b rights issue

In a letter addressed to Standard Investment Bank — the lead transaction advisor — CMA Chief Executive Wycliffe Shamiah confirmed that the authority had thoroughly reviewed the application and accompanying information memorandum.

Governors back sugar mill leasing, blame mismanagement and politics

The governors said the Sh12.29 billion private investment will help revive the sector, settle debts, and restore livelihoods in sugar-growing regions.

NGOs given until May 2026 to comply with new public benefits law

NGOs will now have to adjust their governance, financial reporting and registration procedures to meet the new standards.

Petitioners ask court to stop vetting of Ruto’s IEBC nominees

The petition, filed by Kelvin Roy Omondi and Boniface Mwangi, seeks interim orders to suspend the consideration, approval, or swearing-in of the seven individuals nominated to the IEBC.

MPs told budget cuts could derail affordable housing and key infrastructure

The department is asking for an extra Sh4 billion to support operations, maintenance, evaluations, and the recruitment of 4,000 interns.

FKE: Thousands of jobs lost as high costs force firms to shut down

FKE Executive Director Jacqueline Mugo said the ongoing ban on Kenyan tea by Sudan has already led to losses estimated at 2.4 billion shillings.

Vatican unveils official portrait of Pope Leo XIV

The portrait, unveiled during a special press event at the Apostolic Palace, comes just eight days after his election.

Senators demand answers as security agencies fail to act on land threats

The matter was brought to the Senate by Senator Richard Onyonka, who highlighted a series of attacks tied to unresolved land conflicts.

KWS backs revenue sharing to boost wildlife conservation efforts

This move comes as Kenya's tourism sector celebrated a successful year in 2024, with revenues totaling Sh460 billion, largely driven by wildlife-related activities.

Piastri leads McLaren one-two in Imola practice

Less than a 10th of a second covered the top five cars, as Williams driver Carlos Sainz took third place ahead of Mercedes' George Russell and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton.

Court summons key witnesses in Sonko’s Sh20m corruption trial

Milimani Chief Magistrate Charles Ondieki directed that a total of eleven witnesses appear in court this July to testify in support of Sonko’s defense.

Groups push for full disclosure of banned pesticides

The groups say the Pests Control Products Board must release names of the products containing hazardous ingredients to ensure transparency and accountability.

DCP challenges Murkomen over comments on party launch chaos

The DCP asserted that the unrest was orchestrated by state operatives as part of a broader effort to restrict democratic freedoms.