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Roseline Kathure Njogu, PS State Department for Diaspora Affairs. PHOTO/Njogu X
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DNA delays not preventing repatriation, says PS Njogu

The clarification comes after Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa alleged that the government had failed to deliver DNA results collected three years ago, leaving many Kenyan women and children stranded abroad. The senator highlighted the case of a woman from Vihiga County and her eight-year-old daughter, who, he said, have been waiting for almost three years without updates.

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NCIC warns of digital gangs threatening youth and politics
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NCIC warns of digital gangs threatening youth and politics

Overall, the NCIC warns that the combination of digital tools, youth unemployment, and political exploitation is a growing threat to national cohesion and political stability. The report urges authorities to address the risks posed by online recruitment, hate speech, and misinformation to protect social unity as Kenya approaches the 2027 elections.

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Ida Odinga briefly steps away from mourning duties at Opoda
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Ida Odinga briefly steps away from mourning duties at Opoda

The former Premier was laid to rest on October 19 in a funeral attended by the President and top leaders. Traditionally, Luo customs mark the fourth day after burial, known as chieng’ mar ang’wen, as the official end of the mourning period. The Odinga family observed these rites, enabling daughters who were married elsewhere to return home and sons to resume family life.

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Ruto links local development to fight against corruption in Kitui visit
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Ruto links local development to fight against corruption in Kitui visit

Ruto pointed out that tackling corruption goes hand in hand with delivering tangible benefits to communities. During the visit, he handed out 15,000 title deeds to residents of Kamuwongo, Mwingi North, part of a broader initiative covering Makueni, Kitui, and Machakos counties, giving families security and ownership of land.

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EACC audit exposes deep corruption in traffic police, calls for reforms
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EACC audit exposes deep corruption in traffic police, calls for reforms

The investigation, carried out between February and June 2025, revealed that traffic officers routinely demand “protection fees” from Public Service Vehicle operators and boda boda riders. Some officers were reported to create false charges against those who refused to pay, with the illicit gains often reaching senior officials, embedding a culture of corruption throughout the unit.

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Six ethnic groups hold 90% of top jobs, minorities left out
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Six ethnic groups hold 90% of top jobs, minorities left out

The 2025 NCIC ethnic and diversity audit examined staffing across 200 parastatals and multiple universities, uncovering that professional advancement in the public sector is still closely tied to ethnic connections. Communities such as Kikuyu, Kalenjin, Luo, Luhya, and Kamba continue to enjoy a distinct advantage when competing for senior positions.

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