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NPSC chair Komora outlines reforms, targets 25,000 new police recruits

Komora promised to uphold the Constitution with diligence and work closely with stakeholders to restore public confidence in the police.

KEWOPA condemns treatment of Gloria Orwoba outside Parliament

KEWOPA urged authorities to respect court processes, uphold the rule of law, and ensure that all leaders are treated fairly regardless of their political affiliations.

ODM moves to recover Sh12.6 billion in legal battle with Treasury

The party says the repeated refusal by the Treasury and Parliament to release the money has placed serious strain on its operations.

Senate to decide Governor Mutai’s fate amid dispute over electronic voting

Mutai put up a strong defence, insisting the County Assembly did not meet the required numbers to remove him.

Seven more bodies exhumed, 54 body parts recovered in Kwa Binzaro, Kilifi

So far, 32 bodies have been exhumed from the site over six days. The pathologist confirmed that the exhumation and recovery exercise will continue in the coming days to ensure all remains are properly documented and analyzed.

DPP gets 30 more days in Mawego Police Station arson case

Kahawa Senior Principal Magistrate Richard Koech issued the extension during a court mention, allowing the prosecution more time to assess case documents and evaluate the full report on the incident.

IEBC to resume continuous voter registration on September 29

The Commission said the exercise is part of its constitutional mandate under Article 88(4) and aims to give every eligible Kenyan a chance to take part in the democratic process.

Harambee Stars offered two-bedroom homes after CHAN exit

Speaking on Thursday during a luncheon held at State House in honour of the national team, Ruto shared a tailored home ownership plan designed specifically for the players.

MPs demand urgent reforms as audit exposes billions lost at NCPB

According to an audit, more than Sh2 billion in expenditure for the 2017/2018 financial year lacked supporting documents.

DPP approves graft charges against Barchok, probes on other governors ongoing

The probe revealed that Governor Barchok allegedly received 2.75 million shillings from companies that conducted business with Bomet County

Senators demand answers over idle maize driers and NCPB arrears

Fertiliser distribution closer to farmers was launched last year, but according to the senators, the board has not been compensated for carrying out the work.

18 State corporations set to become public limited companies

Re-registering these corporations as PLCs is expected to give them room to raise capital through the sale of shares on the stock exchange, with shareholders enjoying limited liability.

Kindiki cites finding gaps, calls for closer coordination with development partners

Kindiki emphasised the need for stronger coordination between the government and its development partners to accelerate progress on both current and future programmes.

Court blocks plan to build Church inside State House

In a ruling delivered on Tuesday, Justice E.C. Mwita issued a conservatory order barring the government and its representatives from proceeding with the plan until the matter is fully heard and determined.

Governor Mutai gets Senate nod to present ICT proof in impeachment row

Bill proposes solar-ready spaces in all new projects

If enacted, the National Construction Authority (NCA), in consultation with relevant government agencies, will identify areas where new buildings must provide space for solar systems.

Engineers push for 10,000 jobs in petition to State

The petition outlined sector-specific job creation proposals, including 1,500 positions in the road sector through proper deployment of resident engineers, 2,000 in the energy sector if local companies are prioritised, and 4,000 in the affordable housing programme.

Long-distance drivers boycott Mpox program until safety assured

Long Distance Drivers and Conductors Association (LoDDCA) accused health authorities of sidelining them in decision-making and treating them as test subjects for new health interventions.

Kenya secures historic IUFRO World Congress for 2029

Jane Njuguna, CEO of the Kenya Forest Research Institute (Kefri), said the country’s successful bid was driven by its research capabilities.

Weak La Niña to delay and suppress Kenya’s short rains, forecast warns

The latest outlook from the Igad Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) shows that much of Eastern and Northern Kenya is likely to be hotter and drier than normal.

TikTok launches platform in Kenya to boost music careers

The platform, which was rolled out worldwide earlier this year, serves as a central hub of insights, combining performance analytics, audience data and creative tools.

Kilifi exhumations reach 24 bodies as probe deepens

Authorities also collected scattered human remains and body parts, which will undergo DNA analysis to establish whether they correspond with the exhumed bodies.

Former County officials tell Senate of money requests allegedly by Governor Mutai

The Senate is expected to continue hearing testimony on Thursday as the County Assembly pursues its case against Governor Mutai over the alleged coercion of officials for financial gain.

CJ Koome: Four judges ousted, 210 judicial staff dismissed since 2010

CJ Koome also highlighted that High Court stations and registries have now been established in every county, unlike before 2010 when they were limited to provincial headquarters and major towns.

Ruto explains why Katiba Day is not a public holiday

On August 25, 2025, he formally announced that August 27 will be observed annually as Katiba Day to serve as a reminder of Kenya’s collective responsibility to “obey, preserve, protect, and implement” the Constitution.

Governor Jama hails transformation of Garissa health sector

Jama cited multi-million shilling investments that have turned local hospitals into centres of excellence.

14 arrested as police probe juvenile gangs in Nairobi’s Umoja Estate

The probe comes after a viral video on social media showing a group of boys engaged in violent clashes, which led to the death of 15-year-old Joshua Kubiti.

Isiolo Speaker Roba remains in custody as court delays plea

Rob faces charges of obstruction and misuse of county vehicles.

Isiolo Speaker Roba Koto arraigned over misuse of county vehicles and obstruction

The speaker, who has been entangled in a prolonged leadership wrangle in the Isiolo County Assembly, now finds himself at the center of criminal proceedings.

Nairobi forum drives growth of East Africa’s Halal industry

The event, themed “Halal Science, Innovation and Industry”, was hosted at Jamia Mosque’s Multi-purpose Hall and brought together a strong diplomatic delegation.