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MAK blamed the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) and the Roads Ministry for failing to ensure the timely completion of key projects, including the dualing of the Nakuru-Sachangwan section.

Uhuru Kenyatta described how the late Frank Ireri had been a pillar of support over the past year, particularly in moments of difficulty and uncertainty.

Sakaja urged the national government to prioritise Nairobi, warning that the current school infrastructure is “far from adequate” for the city’s growing population.

Elgeyo Marakwet Deputy Governor Wesley Rotich said the county government is mobilising ambulances and medical personnel from across the region to respond to the tragedy.

Data from the past two years indicate an alarming increase in aviation incidents, with several involving training aircraft.

As dusk settled over Shimbirey and Saka, the smell of wet soil filled the air. The same rain that took their herd away continued to fall gently, each drop a reminder of how quickly fortune can shift in the arid lands of Garissa.

By urging the public to report anyone asking for cash for ID services, Ruto said the government will not tolerate corruption in the processing of national documents.

Citizens are encouraged to check their registration status, locate their polling centres, and understand the voting process well in advance.

The Society described these acts as part of a disturbing pattern of abuse by members of the National Police Service (NPS), warning that such conduct undermines the Constitution of Kenya and the rule of law.

Orwa told the court that preliminary investigations suggest possible interference with the crime scene. It is alleged that the suspects attempted to stage the incident as a suicide by placing the deceased's firearm in his hand, pointing it toward his chest, where he was shot.

Governor Sakaja urged Nairobians to cooperate with county officials and professional planners to make the city safer, more liveable and better organised.

The CAJ also promised to keep the public informed of all material developments as the proceedings advance.

This comes days after the National Assembly raised concern over the circulation of fake Bills and a falsified letter on social media, purporting to announce the vetting of individuals for Cabinet positions.

The new leaders are expected to play a pivotal role in enhancing efficiency and oversight in critical areas of the authority’s operations.

Led by community representative Mahat Mohamed, the residents said the existing infrastructure, two boreholes and one elevated tank, can no longer sustain the area's rising demand.

Cases of advocate impersonation have been on the rise across the country. The latest incident occurred at the Kisii Law Courts on Thursday during a plea hearing for three suspects arrested in Kisii town for masquerading as advocates and offering legal services in cyber cafés.

The gazettement follows a government directive aimed at making it easier for Kenyans to obtain or update their identity documents.

In a statement, KRA Corporate said urgent efforts are underway in collaboration with X to retrieve and secure the official account.

The suspects are currently being held at Marimanti Police Station, pending arraignment. Authorities said investigations are ongoing to identify any accomplices and other potential victims who may have fallen prey to similar schemes.

On Thursday, Tanzanian government instructed public servants to work from home in a bid to limit the movement of non-essential staff.

Kenyan activists accompanying Juma alleged that he was arrested in Lunga Lunga by plainclothes Tanzanian officers, who reportedly identified themselves.

In an advert published on Friday, applicants must complete a prescribed form, available for download from the police and MyGov websites, or obtainable from Huduma centres.

Located near the Central Business District and key transport hubs, Makongeni sits on highly valuable land, drawing significant interest from developers.

Senator Hamida Kibwana revealed that testimonies point to the involvement of “madams” who recruit and control young girls, exploiting them under the pretence of providing protection and employment.

Sifuna said the cuts were punitive measures aimed at forcing county governments to comply with decisions they had not agreed to.

The Ethnic Minorities and Marginalised Communities Bill, 2025, now open for public input, outlines measures to ensure that every community is represented and actively involved in national development.

Each card costs about Sh400 to produce, with additional expenses bringing the total to around Sh700 per card.

The Tribunal had, in March 2025, directed KSL to admit Ndung'u after allowing his appeal against the school's earlier refusal to enrol him.

The Sh2.5 billion Deris Wanaag programme combines community dialogue, early warning systems, and targeted interventions to curb Al-Shabaab and boost border security.

The meeting focused on logistics, partnerships, and ways to ensure residents benefit directly from the competition.

The report also notes that many police officers lack a clear understanding of anti-trafficking laws, often misclassifying trafficking cases as other crimes or failing to collect sufficient evidence to support prosecutions.

The IFRC said Kenya is facing a worsening humanitarian crisis triggered by a “complex combination” of climate shocks that have overwhelmed local response capacities.

As part of the evaluation process, Kenya is currently hosting an IGA delegation assessing the country’s readiness and capacity to hold the event.

Posta faces monthly payroll costs of Sh118 million and annual wage obligations of about Sh1.7 billion, against revenues of only Sh2.3 billion, leaving little for operational expenditures.

According to the petitioner, the MP has been abroad for treatment and has not participated in parliamentary activities in person, which he claims has weakened the constituency’s influence on national decisions.

The book, titled “Jamia Mosque Nairobi 100-Year Journey” and authored by Ghalib Yusuf Tamim, offers a detailed account of the mosque’s history from the laying of its foundation stone on September 7, 1925, to the completion of construction in 1933.

This marks the third time the court has directed Mugambi to appear, following a renewed request by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP).

The judge found that the prosecution had successfully proved that Olaba conspired to eliminate the witness in an effort to interfere with the course of justice.

Sakaja said that despite the county’s efforts to reach all learners, limited resources and infrastructure have hindered the inclusion of children in informal settlements.

The move follows an audit that exposed a cartel within public offices facilitating the backdating of birth dates, fake promotions and double payments that have cost taxpayers billions of shillings.

The Banisa parliamentary seat fell vacant following the death of MP Kullow Maalim Hassan in April 2024, prompting IEBC to schedule a by-election.

The alert follows complaints to the authority regarding fake job advertisements by these entities, where unsuspecting applicants are asked to send money for Tourism Health or Food Handlers Certificates.

The Bill seeks to criminalise using religion to gain political influence, coerce people into harmful practices, or extort money through false promises of miracles or blessings.

The legislators criticised the insurers for frustrating officers who risk their lives to protect the country, saying the prolonged delays in compensation were unacceptable.

Jubilee secretary general Jeremiah Kioni, while addressing the media, said the party had officially received and endorsed Matiang’i’s request to run for the top seat.

Danson Mungatana condemned what he termed as growing recklessness within the police service, warning that the continued misuse of firearms risks eroding public trust in law enforcement agencies.

Justice Helen Wasilwa said the Constitution draws a clear line between the roles of the Inspector General and those of the NPSC, warning that any overlap would erode the IG's operational independence.

The new upgrades will help stabilize water pressure, improve flow across the network, and curb losses caused by illegal connections and leaks.

The funding shortfall has already affected the EACC’s core functions. Plans to recruit 200 new officers were shelved due to insufficient budgetary allocations, weakening the agency’s investigative capacity.

In recent months, activists have been prosecuted under severe provisions, including the Prevention of Terrorism Act (2012) and robbery with violence charges under the Penal Code.