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The lawmakers cautioned SHA against rejecting or holding claims on grounds that an officer was off-duty during the injury. They reminded the Authority that the committee had already ruled that every officer is considered to be on duty at all times and such claims cannot be dismissed.
The Deputy President also cautioned politicians circulating hate speech and empty rhetoric that they will encounter strong resistance when election campaigns commence. He reiterated that the President is focused on delivering promises, fast-tracking development, and uniting Kenyans.
The Treasury had sought to suspend the High Court judgment issued on April 1, 2025, in Constitutional Petition No. E059 of 2024, arguing that it raised significant legal issues while the government prepared to appeal. The application relied on rule 5(2)(b) of the Court of Appeal Rules, which allows a temporary pause if certain conditions are met.
The DCI said the suspect is now in custody and undergoing processing ahead of her arraignment. The agency emphasized its commitment to protecting the public and ensuring safety across the country.
The new laws are the County Governments Additional Allocations Bill, 2025, the Capital Markets (Amendment) Bill, 2025, the Provisional Collection of Taxes and Duties (Repeal) Bill, 2025, and the Government-Owned Enterprises Bill, 2025. Together, they set the stage for what the government says will be better service delivery and higher accountability across key institutions.
Mutai was expected to appear before the Moses Kajwang’-led County Public Accounts Committee but failed to show up. His Isiolo counterpart, Governor Abdi Guyo, who also survived an impeachment attempt, similarly skipped the session.
At the service held at the Approved School grounds, Mudavadi said the Government recognizes the important role played by faith leaders in shaping communities. He reminded the gathering that the State does not take this partnership lightly.
The Justice and Legal Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has endorsed the Judges’ Retirement Benefits Bill, 2025 after reviewing public submissions. In the committee’s assessment, the package funded by taxpayers will cost about Sh5.67 billion.
Commissioner Hassan Noor Hassan supervised the release of ballot papers and statutory forms from the warehouse, noting that the teams handling the consignments had been briefed and equipped for the task. He said the commission had concluded all internal arrangements and was now focused on getting the materials to the designated regions in good time.
NACADA Chief Executive Officer Dr. Antony Omerikwa said the discovery reflects the deep entrenchment of the illicit alcohol trade. He warned that authorities will continue to crack down on those profiting from products that endanger lives.
The Social Health Authority, National Police Service Commission and the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services were told to reconcile their figures after reports showed major inconsistencies.
Koome pointed to the operationalization of new High Court stations in Isiolo and Makadara, the expanded presence of the Court of Appeal, and the increase of magistrates’ courts to 143. She also noted that 59 mobile courts reached remote areas, resolving thousands of cases that might otherwise have stalled.
According to Kindiki, the government has boosted the number of judges to help speed up the delivery of justice. Since 2022, 51 judges have joined the High Court, the Land and Environment Court and the Court of Appeal. Another 40 are currently being hired, while 45 more will be recruited next year.
Manyora said Kenya’s culture of appointing people based on political friendship, ethnic ties, and personal loyalty has weakened public institutions and limited the nation’s ability to grow. He warned that no country can progress when ability takes a back seat to tribe or political reward.
While acknowledging progress in automation, case management, and alternative dispute resolution, Kindiki emphasized the importance of maintaining judicial independence.
The lawmakers said their frustration was a reminder of an older policy that has shaped government action for decades. They pointed to Sessional Paper No. 10 of 1965, known as African Socialism and its Application to Planning in Kenya, saying it continues to influence development choices in a way that disadvantages their region.
In their address, they pointed directly at the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, saying the agency had introduced changes that were confusing, poorly explained, and likely to shut out thousands of eligible voters. The Opposition questioned the rollout of mandatory iris-scanning for voter registration, saying it was done without proper engagement with the public.
The application, filed on November 19, 2025, under a certificate of urgency, argued that the public participation scheduled to start on November 21, just three days after publication on the MYGOV platform, was unreasonably short.
The occasion, flagged off by Aisha Miraj, the Lamu County Executive Committee Member for Trade and Tourism, marked a vibrant showcase of athletic skill and traditional festivities.
These recent busts highlight the scale of the drug problem Kenya faces, especially the illegal trade and rising use of cannabis. The National Police Service annual crime report shows that 3,860 people were arrested for possession in a recent year, 722 were arrested for trafficking, and 164 were arrested for cultivation.
DAP-K dismissed the document as a deliberate attempt to mislead the public. The party said the claims were built around lies and included a forged signature that was attributed to Seth Panyako, whom the letter described as acting secretary general. The party insisted that no such discussions or resolutions had taken place.
The commission also called on the public to avoid circulating misinformation on social media that could affect the registration process. The current Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise, which resumed on September 29, 2025, deliberately excludes the 24 electoral areas holding by-elections to maintain the focus on the integrity of the registration.
Boseman’s journey in entertainment began on stage and on television before he gained worldwide recognition in film. He first appeared as T’Challa in “Captain America: Civil War” in 2016 and later led the blockbuster “Black Panther” in 2018, becoming the first Black actor to headline a major Marvel movie. He passed away in 2020 at age 43 after privately battling colon cancer for four years.
As part of the rollout, the government will team up with private investors to rebuild airports in Nairobi, Mombasa and Lamu under Public–Private Partnerships. Ruto noted that the initiative also aims to resolve the challenges facing Kenya Airways, saying the aviation sector plays a central role in linking the country to global markets.
Senators listed recent incidents involving Kenyans who have been tortured, killed or detained in Uganda, Tanzania and parts of the Middle East, saying these cases show a pattern of government inaction.
Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura said the State has been working around the clock through a coordinated multi-agency response.
In his State of the Nation Address, the President said limited rainfall can no longer determine the country’s food supply. He noted that just a fraction of Kenya receives enough rain to sustain dependable food production, a situation he said has kept farmers vulnerable to drought cycles.
In a media advisory issued on November 20, 2025, the Council said it was gravely concerned by the sharp rise in the deliberate spread of manipulated content, misinformation and disinformation across digital platforms, noting that much of the material is intentionally crafted to mislead the public and damage reputations.
Addressing residents at Kanyuambora on Thursday while campaigning for UDA candidate Leonard Wamuthende Leo, Kindiki accused the opposition of courting voters with “empty rhetoric” instead of genuine development plans.
The President said international institutions have noticed Kenya’s progress. “Just this week, 14 of the world's leading financial institutions, including Citigroup, JP Morgan, Standard Chartered, and Goldman Sachs, projected that Kenya's economy will expand by between 5 and 5.8% in 2026.