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Kenya to inject Sh2.5 billion into renewable energy push

The Ministry of Energy is prioritizing clean cooking gas for low-income households.

TSC under fire over alleged bias in teacher promotions

TSC faces heat over promotions favouring certain regions.

NCIC probing 28 hate cases, raises alarm on national unity

The Commission said it is using its 'Wall of Shame' to name those promoting hate and division.

Nairobi County targets matatu congestion with new route limits, cashless fare rules

The county also plans to designate official pickup and drop-off points and ban matatus from picking passengers at petrol stations.

Muthama threatens to expose Gachagua over PEV remarks

Muthama said if Gachagua persists, he would be forced to expose his past conduct during his time as a District Officer.

Why Casemiro holds the key in the Europa League final

He is now being hailed as the key to United’s hopes of lifting silverware.

Lopez faces lawsuit over copyrighted Paparazzi photos

She shared the images on Instagram and X with the caption, "GG Weekend Glamour."

Severe thunderstorms claim three lives in Southeastern France

Local officials reported that the couple died in the coastal town of Le Lavandou, while another fatality occurred in Vidauban.

Pemba Airport expansion begins with Sh516 billion boost

Deputy Minister for Works, Communications and Transport, Nadir Abdulatif, told Parliament on Tuesday that construction began in November 2024.

Govt releases Sh3.52bn for April Inua Jamii payments

The funds were disbursed through the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs.

NCIC: Gachagua’s “Christmas Party” comment an insult to victims, vows to take action

"There is nothing festive about the deaths, displacement, and devastation that marked that period," the Commission said in its statement.

Nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba loses seat as Speaker Kingi declares vacancy

The declaration was made through a notice by Senate Speaker Amason Kingi

Shakahola horror: Witnesses tell of children starved and tortured

Mackenzie and 38 co-accused face charges related to the torture and cruelty of children.

Moi University layoffs spark uproar from union chiefs

The union leaders are calling on Moi University management to clarify the criteria used to select staff for redundancy.

Senator Omtatah warns of life-threatening flaws in new Sh9bn Bunge Tower

He pointed to the lack of a medical wing, basic emergency tools, and lifts that can accommodate stretchers as unacceptable shortcomings for a facility meant to host lawmakers.

CS Kagwe: Only 3% of bank loans reach Agriculture

He challenged banks to craft financing models that respond to the realities of agriculture, including seasonal production cycles and smallholder constraints.

Aid trucks enter Gaza, but no supplies distributed, says UN

Global experts have warned of an approaching famine in the territory.

Texas man executed by lethal injection for setting store clerk on fire

His execution marked the second of three scheduled in the United States this week.

Cash bail refunds made simple: What you need to know

When cash bail is granted, and the accused does not run away, the court orders that the money be refunded to the person who paid it.

Ex-Prime Minister of DR Congo sentenced to hard labor for corruption

Matata led the DRC government as prime minister from 2012 to 2016 and now leads the Leadership and Governance for Development party (LGD).

Raila defends ODM members in government, calls for patience

He described them as "experts donated to government," emphasizing their role in driving positive change.

Reduce squad size or I'll walk - Guardiola tells City

A number of Man City's senior players were not included in the squad for Tuesday's 3-1 win against Bournemouth and Guardiola says he is unhappy at leaving so many players out.

He had to go! Mudavadi defends Kenya’s role in Besigye arrest

The Kenyan government has maintained that it acted in line with diplomatic duties and national priorities

Karua deported over legal breach, says Tanzanian government

Karua was removed from the country before she could appear in court, where Lissu faces treason charges linked to his call for electoral reforms.

A dead priest, sealed report, and a silent church

Mudavadi defends Tanzania’s move to deport Kenyan activists

Tanzania blocks access to X after cyberattack

Government releases Sh22 billion for term two capitation

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba on Tuesday announced that the funds had been disbursed to cater for capitation in the second term of the 2025 academic year.

Audit uncovers Sh270bn supplier losses

Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo told lawmakers that all remaining claims are now considered ineligible unless those owed can prove their legitimacy.

Treasury eyes Sh42bn from parastatal surpluses

The funds come from regulatory bodies such as the Capital Markets Authority, the Communications Authority, and the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, which generate revenue through licence fees, fines, and other levies.