📰 Daily Nation · 90
KEEast versus West: Fresh Mt Kenya headache for Ruto
The article discusses challenges faced by President William Ruto regarding Mount Kenya, likely relating to governance, resource management, or regional tensions between eastern and western parts of the country.
Stormy session as MPs vote on Finance Bill
The article reports on a stormy parliamentary session where members of parliament voted on the Finance Bill.
Ruto bets on Rironi-Mau Summit, SGR to clinch Western Kenya vote
The article discusses President William Ruto's strategy to secure support in Western Kenya through events like the Rironi-Mau Summit and the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project.
Commonwealth Games: Omanyala, Yego and Kinyamal aim for historic achievement
The article mentions athletes Omanyala, Yego, and Kinyamal aiming for historic achievements at the Commonwealth Games.
Kenyan CEOs scale back expansion plans on Middle East tensions
The article reports that Kenyan CEOs have scaled back their expansion plans due to tensions in the Middle East.
State to borrow over Sh100bn for airport upgrade
The Kenyan government plans to borrow over Sh100 billion to fund an upgrade of the country's airports.
You can march but... Police set conditions for June 25 march
The police have set specific conditions for a planned march on June 25.
KCSE candidature hits historic 1 million mark
The Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination has reached a record number of candidates, with over 1 million students registering for the exam.
Ex-MP slapped with fraud charges twice in 10 days
An ex-member of parliament has been charged with fraud on two separate occasions within a span of ten days.
Inside Mt Elgon forests where widows confront poverty, rape and silence
The article explores the challenges faced by widows living in the Mt Elgon forest area, highlighting issues such as poverty, sexual violence, and social stigma.
MPs pass Finance Bill 2026, awaits President Ruto's assent
The Kenyan Parliament has passed the Finance Bill 2026, which now awaits the assent of President William Ruto.
Witness admits no proof Herman Manyora influenced tender as bid to block media flops
A witness has stated there is no evidence that Herman Manyora influenced a tender process, as attempts to block media coverage have failed.
MPs pass Finance Bill 2026, awaits presidential assent
The Kenyan Parliament has passed the Finance Bill 2026, which now awaits the President's assent.
Heated debate as MPs pass Finance Bill 2026
The Kenyan National Assembly passed the Finance Bill 2026 after an electronic vote, with 122 members supporting it and 40 opposing it. The bill includes amendments to tax proposals following public feedback and retains tax reliefs on certain essential goods. The passage follows weeks of debate over the government's revenue-raising measures.
Makau Mutua: Compensation for protest victims won't replace accountability measures - the-star.co.ke
Makau Mutua comments on compensation for protest victims, stating that such measures do not substitute for accountability.
Chivayo who? State distances from Zimbabwe businessman on JKIA deal
The Kenyan government has distanced itself from a Zimbabwean businessman involved in the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) deal.
Faster promotions for teachers as TSC, unions sign deal
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and teacher unions have signed a deal aimed at accelerating the promotion process for educators.
Tribunal nullifies Sifuna ouster as ODM SG, but allows disciplinary
A tribunal has nullified the removal of Sifuna from his position as Secretary General of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), but allowed for disciplinary action against him.
‘The world respects us’: Ruto defends frequent travels
President William Ruto has defended his frequent international travel, stating that it reflects global respect for Kenya.
State targets 2 million TVET trainees as enrolment doubles
The Kenyan government has set a target to train 2 million individuals through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs, with enrollment numbers doubling.
Terror at school: Armed gang storms Chemelil Academy
An armed gang stormed Chemelil Academy, a school in Kenya, leading to a crisis situation.
Golden curse? Senate intervenes in Kakamega gold mining dispute
The Kenyan Senate has intervened in a dispute over gold mining activities in Kakamega County.
Why Cofek wants court to block JKIA deal
Cofek has filed a petition with the court seeking to block the proposed deal involving Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
Fresh legal storm over Sh715 billion NSSF scheme
The article reports on a new legal challenge concerning Kenya's National Social Security Fund (NSSF), which holds assets worth approximately Sh715 billion.
Near mid-air collision, hard landings put spotlight on Wilson Airport
The article discusses incidents at Wilson Airport, including a near mid-air collision and hard landings, which have drawn attention to the airport's safety.
How missing head, SIM card linked man to slain pastor's daughter
A man has been linked to the murder of a pastor's daughter through the discovery of his missing head and a SIM card.
Bowing to pressure from China? Kenya deports Taiwanese scientist
Kenya has deported a Taiwanese scientist, raising questions about whether the decision was influenced by pressure from China.
Explosions, sustained gunfire at airport in Niger capital, witnesses say
Witnesses reported explosions and sustained gunfire at an airport in the capital of Niger.
Why we need digital gun tracking system
The article discusses the need for implementing a digital gun tracking system to enhance security and prevent misuse of firearms.
Inside Opposition 2027 jigsaw puzzle
The article discusses the internal dynamics and challenges within Kenya's opposition parties as they prepare for the 2027 general elections.
‘Ageing is beautiful’: How Pinky Ghelani stays fit, healthy and radiant at 50
The article highlights Pinky Ghelani's approach to aging gracefully by maintaining fitness, health, and radiance at the age of 50.
How hospital visit blew fugitive’s cover in murder of his boss
A fugitive was exposed during a hospital visit following the murder of his boss.
Strait of Hormuz reopens as US and Iran sign historic digital peace deal
The Strait of Hormuz has reopened following a historic digital peace deal signed between the United States and Iran.
UK hospital worker tried to sell medical records of Princess Kate
A UK hospital worker has been accused of attempting to sell the medical records of Princess Kate.
Blame game intensifies as schools unrest exposes deeper crises
The article discusses escalating tensions and blame-shifting among various stakeholders regarding ongoing school unrest, highlighting underlying systemic issues within the education sector.
Ruto trips: Global statesman or just flying president?
The article questions whether President William Ruto's international travel is indicative of him being a global statesman or merely a president traveling extensively.
Storm over secret Sh180bn JKIA deal
The article discusses a controversy surrounding a secret Sh180 billion deal related to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
Men with no sperm: What you need to know about azoospermia
The article discusses azoospermia, a condition where men have no sperm in their semen, and provides information on what individuals need to know about this medical issue.
Murkomen: Kenya lost Sh29bn to cybercrime
The article reports that Kenya has suffered losses amounting to Sh29 billion due to cybercrime.
Peter Salasya: The story of the man before the MP
The article provides background information on Peter Salasya, focusing on his personal history prior to becoming a Member of Parliament.
President Ruto invites Arsenal after Kenyan fans celebrate title win
President William Ruto has extended an invitation to the English football club Arsenal following widespread celebrations among Kenyan fans over the team's recent title win.
Kuppet warns politicians as 61 teachers seek transfers over political tension
The article reports that 61 teachers are seeking transfers due to political tensions, with Kuppet issuing a warning to politicians.
Kenya to benefit from G7-backed financial reforms, Ruto says
President William Ruto stated that Kenya will benefit from G7-backed financial reforms, including measures such as guarantees, risk-sharing instruments, and improved debt restructuring frameworks. These reforms aim to lower the cost of capital for developing countries and attract private investment in areas like infrastructure, health, and financial systems. Ruto participated in the G7 Summit in Evian, France, as an agenda-shaping partner, emphasizing Africa's role as a partner in global growth rather than a recipient of aid.
At G7, Kenya reaches seafarers certification deal with Korea
Kenya has reached an agreement with South Korea at the G7 summit regarding the certification of seafarers.
North Rift: The guns are silent, but where is justice?
The article poses the question of where justice is in the North Rift region, implying that while violence has subsided, there remains a lack of accountability or resolution regarding past conflicts or incidents.
How NPS plans to dismantle political gangs
The article discusses the National Police Service's (NPS) strategies aimed at dismantling political gangs.
Ol Kalou Chessboard: Political battle neither Gachagua, Kindiki wants to own
The article discusses a political struggle involving two figures, Gachagua and Kindiki, suggesting that they are both avoiding taking ownership of a particular issue or situation referred to as the 'Ol Kalou Chessboard.'
Doctors sound alarm over Nairobi Hospital's deepening crisis
Doctors have raised concerns about the worsening situation at Nairobi Hospital.
Gusii glass ceiling: Woman reps Donya, Jerusha dare 60-year elective jinx
The article discusses two women, Donya and Jerusha, who are challenging a 60-year electoral barrier within the Gusii community.
Former Taita Taveta political director arrested by EACC
A former political director from Taita Taveta County has been arrested by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC).
Deputy principals turn to Parliament as TSC races to review career progression guidelines
Deputy principals are seeking intervention from Parliament as the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) works to review career progression guidelines.
Teen volleyball sensation Milka Akinyi calls the shots at Pipeline
The article highlights Milka Akinyi, a teenage volleyball player who is leading her team at Pipeline.
'How beef credit to my landlady turned into a costly lesson on rent and debt'
The article discusses an individual's experience with a landlord who provided credit for beef, which later led to financial difficulties related to rent and debt.
Ahero irrigation scheme set for Sh5.1bn upgrade
The Ahero irrigation scheme is set to undergo an upgrade costing 5.1 billion shillings.
New Jersey Notebook: Ghana’s coach Quiroz matches World Cup record
The article mentions that Ghana's coach Quiroz has matched a World Cup record.
Thousands of varsity students to miss funding as Helb runs short
The article reports that thousands of university students in Kenya will miss out on funding due to the Higher Education Loans Board (Helb) running short on resources.
Disquiet in ODM amid claims of sidelining in Sh2bn victims pay
The article reports on internal discontent within the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) regarding their perceived exclusion from discussions about the Sh2 billion compensation for victims.
From sweetheart to official names: The stories hidden in our contact lists
The article explores the personal and often emotional stories behind the names stored in people's contact lists, highlighting how these names can represent significant relationships, memories, or life events.
Finance Bill pressure turns House into theatre of shouting matches
The Kenyan Parliament has descended into chaos as lawmakers engage in heated debates over the Finance Bill, with tensions escalating into shouting matches.
MPs open inquiry into schools unrest, float return of caning
Members of Parliament have initiated an inquiry into recent school-related unrest and have proposed the potential reintroduction of corporal punishment, specifically caning, as a disciplinary measure.
History-making DR Congo eye Portugal scalp
The article mentions that the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) team is aiming to make history by defeating Portugal in an upcoming match.
Stunned silence in court as video of Tob Cohen crime scene shown
A video of the crime scene where Tob Cohen was killed was shown in court, leading to stunned silence among those present.
Ex-First Lady Kenyatta, siblings drawn into million-shilling succession fight
The article discusses a legal dispute involving former First Lady Lucy Kibaki, her siblings, and other family members over the inheritance of property valued at millions of shillings.
Duale: Ebola facility project stopped after court injunction
The article reports that the Ebola facility project has been halted following a court injunction.
'Chini ya Mnazi' gang members arraigned over All Saints Cathedral attack
'Chini ya Mnazi' gang members have been arraigned in connection with the attack on All Saints Cathedral.
Families' final goodbyes to last of Utumishi Girls fire victims
The article reports on families saying their final goodbyes to the last of the victims of the Utumishi Girls fire incident.
Treasury targets counties 'secret accounts' in expanded reform push
The Kenyan Treasury has announced plans to target what it describes as 'secret accounts' held by county governments as part of an expanded reform initiative.
IEBC staffer charged with using fake papers to earn Sh11m
An individual working for Kenya's Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has been charged with using forged documents to earn over Sh11 million.
Maraga welcomes talks on joint Opposition flagbearer says Kenya needs complete reset
The article mentions Maraga welcoming discussions regarding a potential joint opposition candidate, suggesting that Kenya requires a comprehensive transformation.
A bullet, lost pregnancy and gang haunting Kambu township in Makueni
The article discusses incidents involving violence, a lost pregnancy, and gang activity affecting Kambu township in Makueni county.
Kisau Girls band strums its way to fame
The Kisau Girls band has gained recognition for their musical talents.
JKUAT student loses bid to overturn expulsion, reinstate Master's degree
A JKUAT student has lost their legal challenge to overturn their expulsion and reinstatement of their Master's degree.
The rise, fall and uncertain future of Nyali School
The article discusses the history of Nyali School, including its development, challenges it has faced, and its current uncertain future.
Meet the woman behind Kenya’s bold menstrual leave policy
The article introduces the woman responsible for advocating and implementing Kenya's menstrual leave policy, which allows women to take time off work during their menstrual periods.
Ex-CJ David Maraga's State of the Nation address
The article discusses the State of the Nation address delivered by former Chief Justice David Maraga.
State announces Sh500m upgrade for deteriorated Kajiado road
The Kenyan government has announced a Sh500 million upgrade project for the deteriorating Kajiado road.
The Journey to Restoration and Purpose: Tim Chege's testimony and life story
The article discusses Tim Chege's personal journey towards restoration and purpose, focusing on his testimony and life story.
Motor dealers protest NTSA rules on plates
Motor dealers have protested against new rules implemented by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) regarding vehicle license plates.
Save us! 50 Kenyans seek repatriation from xenophobia in South Africa
Fifty Kenyan citizens have sought repatriation after experiencing xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
Governor Kang'ata's tough balancing act
The article discusses Governor Kang'ata's challenges in maintaining balance in his governance.
Panic or intolerance as Ruto and Opposition visit Western
The opposition has accused President Ruto of blocking a planned rally in Kakamega, as both sides exchange criticisms regarding governance, national debt, and development initiatives in Western Kenya.
Nine-vehicle pile-up kills Nyandarua top cop, leaves MCA injured
A nine-vehicle pile-up occurred on a highway in Kenya, resulting in the death of a senior police officer from Nyandarua County and leaving a Member of County Assembly (MCA) injured.
Burdens men carry: The need for safe spaces
The article discusses the burdens men face and highlights the importance of creating safe spaces for them.
State orders new audit of troubled Metropolitan Sacco
The Kenyan government has ordered a new audit of the Metropolitan Savings and Credit Cooperative Organization (Sacco), which has been facing financial difficulties.
Ololtuaa to the rescue? PS welcomed by full in-tray at Education ministry
The article discusses the appointment of a new Permanent Secretary (PS) at Kenya's Ministry of Education, highlighting that the incoming official has inherited a 'full in-tray'—indicating a busy workload with existing challenges and responsibilities.
How dual certification will work at the end of senior school
The article explains the process of dual certification for students at the end of their senior school education.
Lords of impunity? Court orders mean nothing to them
The article discusses the issue of court orders being ignored by certain individuals or groups, suggesting a lack of accountability or enforcement of legal decisions.
Tob Cohen murder: Sarah Wairimu faints in court before police play video
During the trial of Sarah Wairimu, who is accused in the murder of Tob Cohen, she fainted in court before the police played a video related to the case.
Imenti forest chokes on diaper waste
The article reports on the issue of diaper waste accumulating in Imenti Forest, raising concerns about environmental impact.
Broken promise: How Ruto's budget will starve hustlers
The article discusses President William Ruto's 2022 promise that the government would not borrow to fund recurring expenditures such as salaries and operational costs. It suggests that Ruto's current budget may contradict this promise, potentially impacting 'hustlers'—a term often used to describe informal workers and small business owners in Kenya.