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Justice Gatembu Kairu elected President of Kenya’s Court of Appeal
His election comes following the end of the term of former Court of Appeal President Justice Daniel Musinga, whose tenure expired on May 24,2026.
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Kenya moves to establish National Cybersecurity Agency after Parliament's approval
In a statement issued on Monday, the Ministry of Interior and National Administration said the approval marked a significant step toward creating a coordinated national system for cybersecurity as Kenya's digital economy continues to expand.
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DCI detectives arrest suspect in Busia CBD narcotics seizure
The suspect, identified as Ouma Dibogo Obobo, a resident of Migori County, was taken into custody and escorted to Busia Police Station alongside the recovered exhibits as detectives continue with investigations
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Kenya expands digital services as State pushes decentralised passport system
Murkomen says citizens can now download birth certificates online, while e-Citizen platforms are being strengthened to improve efficiency. The reforms aim to enhance access, reduce delays, and modernise public service delivery nationwide
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Nassir urges substance abuse debate to move beyond politics, cites regional differences
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Nassir said the debate on substance abuse should move beyond politics and acknowledge its wider social roots, warning against generalisations about affected regions.
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TSC faces backlash over alleged unexplained PAYE salary deductions for teachers
According to reports, the variation appeared in June payslips processed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), with teachers noting higher income tax deductions despite no corresponding salary increment
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Mombasa shifts to direct school feeding to cut education costs, Governor Nassir says
Nassir said Mombasa county government reached an agreement with education stakeholders to take over the school feeding programme, which directly reduced school fees, noting that the intervention—driven by economies of scale—had lowered the overall burden to about 12,000 shillings in some schools
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Power consumers to pay more as EPRA revises June electricity charges
In Gazette Notice No. 9153 published on June 19, 2026, the regulator explained that the charges are based on fuel costs, exchange rate losses, and electricity generated and purchased across the national grid
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DAP-K leader Wamalwa urges peaceful commemoration of June 2024 anti-tax deaths
Speaking on Citizen TV's on Sunday, Wamalwa said he had spent Father's Day with families of some of the young people who died during the anti-tax protests, describing the event as part of activities leading to the upcoming commemoration.
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Kajiado leaders mobilise to protect property ahead of June 25 protests
The initiative, launched by members of the Maa Unity Agenda in Kitengela on Sunday, comes amid fears of possible looting, violence and destruction of property similar to incidents witnessed during previous protests in parts of the county.
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Machakos police seize cannabis, arrest suspected peddler at Mitaboni Market
The arrest followed what authorities described as a coordinated operation involving multiple agencies acting on information provided by members of the public.
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Why Gov't has declared Manyimbo War Cemetery national monument
The cemetery contains 225 Commonwealth burials from the Second World War, including 14 unidentified graves. It also has two non-war burials and two war graves belonging to other nationalities.