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Did you know the meaning behind Saba Saba and its role in Kenya's fight for multiparty democracy?

#MyPerspective, procrastination isn't always about laziness, it's often rooted in fear

Second wives can inherit her husband's property, even if the marriage is legally invalid

Why do some drivers choose to flee the scene instead of waiting for the police?

A study reveal that more women are finding men with bigger bellies more attractive than slimmer men.

Patel leads KCB team to Rwanda; mother-daughter duo Gatimu also included

Patel, who will once again be navigated by Tauseef Khan, heads to Kigali in a confident mood after an outstanding start to the 2026 season.

Kisumu Court summons IG Kanja, AG Oduor over failure to gazette protest rules

The judge said the continued failure to gazette regulations on public order management and the use of force meant the three were operating in defiance of the court's orders, despite earlier directions aimed at protecting the constitutional right to picket.

KFS legal manager Esther Keige found dead in Juja after weeks missing

According to police, a worker who had been cutting grass at Fusion Farm in the Kiaora area came across the body lying in shrubs at about 5pm. He informed his supervisor, who immediately reported the matter to Juja Police Station.

Belgium take swipe at USA after World Cup defeat

On Sunday, FIFA suspended the automatic one-match ban for 12 months, a decision that sparked widespread criticism, with UEFA and Belgium among those speaking out against the ruling.

Volleyball: Chema storm into finals, KPC to face Prisons

The newcomers secured their place in the final after defeating regulars Kenya Prisons 3-1 (25-19, 25-22, 16-25, 25-19) in the semifinal playoffs on Sunday at the same venue. In the other semifinal, KPA overcame Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) to reach the final.

Social justice group raises alarm over enforced disappearances, demands probe

In a statement issued on Tuesday to coincide with the annual Saba Saba commemorations, the group said the day remains a powerful reminder of Kenya's struggle for democracy, constitutionalism and the protection of fundamental rights, but warned that many of the issues that inspired the movement decades ago persist today.

Orengo calls for lifestyle audits over multimillion-shilling harambee donations

Marking the 36th anniversary of Saba Saba, Orengo said the growing culture of lavish weekend harambees betrays the Constitution, urging the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to investigate donations that appear disproportionate to officials' lawful income.

High Court declines bid to force Parliament to enact MP recall law

Justice Roselyne Aburili held that the constitutional right to recall elected leaders under Article 104(1) of the Constitution is not self-executing and can only be implemented through an Act of Parliament, saying the courts should allow the legislative process to run its course without interference.

Mbappé in racial spat with Paraguayan female senator

Amarilla reportedly criticized Mbappé for taunting his opponents and ignoring what she described as a fair-play gesture after the match.

Not my decision! Vinicius exempts himself from penalty blame

With the match level at 0-0, the Real Madrid CF forward opted not to take the crucial penalty, a decision that has sparked intense debate after Guimarães failed to convert.

Filmmakers to access KFCB licences online through new digital system

In a statement issued on Monday, KFCB said the initiative is part of ongoing efforts to modernise service delivery and support the growth of Kenya's creative economy by making regulatory processes more efficient and accessible.

Two former IEBC staff convicted over fake academic certificates

The convictions, delivered in separate cases, saw former IEBC Constituency Office Clerk Purity Mwaniki Wanja ordered to pay Sh1.6 million after pleading guilty to forgery-related offences, while former IEBC employee Luka Mukimi Musamali was fined Sh110,000 for using a fake university degree to obtain a promotion.

Ronaldo might not be done: 2028 Euros maybe?

Speaking post-match at the mixed zone after the heartbreaking Mikel Merino's stoppage time winner that saw his side crush out of the round of 16, Ronaldo, the only Portugal player to give an interview, said he had no regrets.

High Court orders Charles Kerich to surrender for three-month jail term

Kerich's lawyers had urged the court to suspend the jail term pending the hearing of new applications. They argued that he had remained available to the court at all times, had not absconded, and was no longer serving as the substantive Nairobi County Executive Committee Member for Finance after leaving office on June 5, 2026.

KeNHA sets Sh8.50 toll for new Gilgil-Nakuru-Mau Summit highway

The project becomes the second section of the A8 corridor to be developed through a PPP after the Rironi-Gilgil and Rironi-Maai Mahiu-Naivasha road projects, bringing the total length of privately financed sections along the corridor to 233 kilometres.

Spain's hero angers Diaz in post match press conference

It's reported that the Manchester City defender was upset after Spain ace Mikel Merino started talking at the same time, after Portugal’s press officer, who appeared irate, demanded that a Portuguese journalist ask the first question.

Kenya, Saudi Arabia sign four deals to boost trade, Jobs and investment

The agreements, signed during the inaugural Kenya–Saudi Arabia Political Consultations Meeting, include a Labour Recruitment and Employment Agreement alongside three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) covering direct investment, customs cooperation and development financing.

Macron safe after blasts near central Damascus during Syria visit

Reports of the blasts emerged as videos and images shared on social media showed flames and thick smoke rising from a vehicle near a hotel in the Syrian capital.

Bill seeks to place all State farm loans under one agency

If Parliament approves the changes, all State-backed agricultural loans will be handled by the planned Kenya Agribusiness Development Corporation (Kadco) Limited.

Kindiki says State’s mega projects will deliver jobs beyond Talanta City

Speaking during an inspection visit to the Talanta Sports City construction site on Tuesday, Kindiki praised workers building the stadium, saying they were leaving behind a lasting national legacy while helping modernise Kenya's sports infrastructure.

Rain, strong winds and cold nights forecast across parts of Kenya

The department's weekly forecast issued on Monday shows rain is likely in Bungoma, Kakamega, Vihiga, Baringo, Bomet, Elgeyo-Marakwet, Kericho, Nakuru, Nandi, Trans Nzoia, Uasin Gishu, Busia, Homa Bay, Kisii, Kisumu, Migori, Narok, Nyamira, Siaya, Embu, Kiambu, Kirinyaga, Laikipia, Meru, Murang'a, Nairobi, Nyandarua, Nyeri, Tharaka-Nithi, Garissa, Marsabit, Kilifi, Kwale, Lamu, Mombasa and the coastal parts of Tana River County.

Report raises alarm over Sh516 billion annual fuel import bill

The report, Beyond Fossil Fuels: Visions for Economic Diversification in Kenya, says Kenya spends more than Sh516 billion annually importing petrol, diesel and coal.

Alai: Tackle unemployment and exclusion to reduce insecurity and youth crime

Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Alai said millions of Kenyans remain outside both the formal and informal economy, creating conditions that leave many young people vulnerable to crime and exploitation.

SME expert warns against using SACCO savings for infrastructure projects

Speaking on Radio Generation on Tuesday, Mwinamo argued that SACCOs remain one of the few reliable financing options for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), many of which struggle to access bank loans.

DCI: Peaceful protest is a right, criminal acts won't be tolerated

The agency warned that while peaceful assembly and movement are protected under the Constitution, anyone who exploits protests to engage in looting, violence or destruction of property will face firm action.