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Father demands arrest of DIG Lagat over son’s death in Custody
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Father demands arrest of DIG Lagat over son’s death in Custody

The affidavit states that Albert was arrested on June 7, 2025, at the family home by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, allegedly acting under DIG Lagat’s instructions. Authorities reportedly accused Albert of circulating information linking the DIG to corruption within the police service.

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KNCHR calls for calm after deadly clashes in campaign period
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KNCHR calls for calm after deadly clashes in campaign period

In a detailed statement on Wednesday, KNCHR chairperson Claris Ogangah said the Commission had documented worrying cases of aggression and interference during campaigns for Senatorial, National Assembly and County Assembly seats. She noted that the incidents not only endangered candidates and supporters but also threatened the rights that protect Kenya’s democratic space.

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D-day: IEBC affirms full readiness for by-elections in 22 areas
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D-day: IEBC affirms full readiness for by-elections in 22 areas

IEBC said ballot materials, trained polling officials and security officers have been sent to all locations, where they will spend the night to ensure voting starts at 6 am without delays. The Commission reminded the public that polling will continue up to 5 pm, and those already in line at closing time will be allowed to vote.

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Every polling centre to have two officers as IEBC steps up security
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Every polling centre to have two officers as IEBC steps up security

According to the commission, the goal is to ensure every voter is able to cast their ballot in a calm and orderly setting. The IEBC said the National Police Service has deployed enough personnel not only to man the polling centres but also to guard tallying points and other key locations within the constituencies holding the by-elections.

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Judiciary filed over 31,000 SGBV cases in 2024 as courts boost response
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Judiciary filed over 31,000 SGBV cases in 2024 as courts boost response

According to the report, courts received 31,460 Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) cases during the year, showing a 0.9 per cent rise that the Judiciary connects to growing confidence among survivors. Grievous harm and assault made up most of the filings, contributing close to three-quarters of the total, while matters involving minors accounted for about 19 per cent.

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Kenya renews push for China to clear tariffs and approve farm exports
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Kenya renews push for China to clear tariffs and approve farm exports

During the meeting, Kagwe raised concerns about the widening trade gap, pointing out that Kenya bought goods worth about USD 4.5 billion (Sh581.5 billion) from China in 2024, while its exports to the Asian nation were valued at only USD 290 million (Sh37.5 billion). Most of the exported produce consisted of raw agricultural items, mainly tea and avocados.

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Kenya awarded Sh408 million to advance Mau Summit–Malaba road upgrade study
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Kenya awarded Sh408 million to advance Mau Summit–Malaba road upgrade study

The funding will cover preparations for a public-private partnership (PPP) aimed at upgrading the 243-kilometre stretch connecting Mau Summit in Nakuru County to Malaba at the Uganda border. This route is a vital link in East Africa, facilitating movement of goods to Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, eastern DR Congo, and northern Tanzania, and is a crucial segment of the Northern Corridor and the Trans-African Highway Network.

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KeNHA issues 30-day deadline to clear illegal structures, billboards on road reserves
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KeNHA issues 30-day deadline to clear illegal structures, billboards on road reserves

The Authority reminded the public that it is empowered under the Kenya Roads Act, 2007 (Sections 49 and 50) to regulate roadside developments and remove unauthorized installations from road reserves. The latest directive applies to a wide range of violations, including makeshift stalls, permanent structures, and billboards that are unapproved or have expired.

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Maxine says boyfriend’s actions led to fatal injury, not her
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Maxine says boyfriend’s actions led to fatal injury, not her

During cross-examination of investigating officer Diana Angote, Murgor highlighted that Khan’s injury combined with untreated hospital infections contributed to his death. Angote confirmed that when she visited Khan at Avenue Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, he had a single bandaged leg wound.

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