Why Muturi Wants IEBC to Suspend Key 2027 Election Preparations Immediately
The former Attorney General accused the electoral agency of attempting to push through a crucial election blueprint without engaging key players in Kenya's democratic space
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Foreign Embassies Sound Alarm Ahead of June 25 Demos, Issue Travel Restrictions
The advisories come as Kenya braces for demonstrations planned in Nairobi and several other towns to mark the second anniversary of the 2024 Gen Z-led anti-Finance Bill protests.
Blow to Ruto as Court Suspends State House Lodge and Airstrip Project
The conservatory orders were issued after the matter was certified as urgent.
DPP Reveals Fate of Students Linked to Utumishi Girls Fire That Killed 16
The suspects are expected to face 16 murder charges in connection with the blaze that broke out on May 28, 2026.
Why Ruto Ditched Planned Congo Tour and Addressed Event Virtually
Rather than travelling, President Ruto addressed the event virtually from State House.
School Owners Sound Alarm Over Rising Costs as Competition for Learners Intensifies
The private education sector has become a critical pillar of Kenya's education system
ODM Stands By Decision To Expel Sifuna, Reveals What Triggered Ouster
The decision was made at Chungwa House during a NEC session chaired by ODM National Chairperson and Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga, with party leader Oburu Odinga in attendance.
Court Summons CS Duale Over Ksh1.75 Billion Ebola Facility
Duale is scheduled to appear before Justice Nyaundi at 11:00 am on Tuesday to explain the government's actions regarding the court's previous orders.
Martha Karua Returns To Kenya, Reveals Reason She Was Detained In Uganda
Karua landed at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on Monday, June 22 after Ugandan authorities blocked her from entering the country
Govt Ends One of Kenya's Longest Birth Certificate Collection Processes
Previously, while applications for birth certificates could be submitted through the eCitizen platform, applicants were still required to visit civil registry offices to collect the final document.
Isaac Mwaura Addresses June 25 Public Holiday Ahead Of Planned Protests
Mwaura responded to increasing calls for nationwide demonstrations, with several politicians and activists urging Kenyans to participate in peaceful protests.
Sakaja Reveals Death Toll From Deadly Gikomba Fire & What Will Happen To Traders
The blaze tore through sections of the country’s largest open-air market, consuming merchandise and structures owned by traders