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Siaya Governor James Orengo accuses the government of obstructing efforts to commemorate victims of the June 25, 2024 protests, citing barricades around Parliament and parts of Nairobi CBD.

Government calls for peace ahead of June 25 demonstrations as Kisumu leaders urge dialogue, Thika traders fear losses, a Kiambu family searches for a missing son, and sickle cell patients push for expanded SHA health coverage.

Nairobi Regional Police Commander Issa Mohamud says no formal notice has been filed for June 25 demonstrations, stressing that any protests must comply with the Public Order Act.

Justin Muturi says the Opposition wrote to the IEBC twice seeking dialogue on electoral reforms ahead of the 2027 General Election, but the Commission has yet to acknowledge or respond to the requests.

The High Court inspects key sites in the Kwa Binzaro murder trial, Kenya suspends the Laikipia Ebola facility, Isiolo boosts healthcare, President Ruto signs the Finance Act, and leaders call for calm ahead of the June 25 protests.

Human rights defenders and victims of past protests have unveiled a preparedness plan ahead of the June 25 demonstrations, urging vigilance among participants while calling on police to ensure accountability and protect the right to peaceful assembly.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has warned that the planned June 25 demonstrations could turn violent, urging Gen Z to stay away as families of victims continue to push for justice and accountability over deaths from recent protests.

New government-led initiatives in agriculture, education, infrastructure, and sports aim to boost farmer incomes, expand learning opportunities, improve public facilities, and address rising security concerns in parts of the country.

As traders sift through ashes after Sunday's inferno, renewed questions emerge over the recurring fires that continue to devastate Kenya's largest open-air market.

Top stories: Gikomba fire kills two, Kindiki and Murkomen urge peace ahead of planned protests, GMO awareness campaign gathers pace, West Pokot teachers seek more support, and Tana River leaders call for unity.

Across Kenya, communities are pushing for inclusion, conflict resolution, education support and climate resilience, from disability rights advocacy and land dispute clinics to menstrual health programmes, dryland farming solutions and a grassroots football movement for older women.

Opposition leaders push for June 25 to be declared a national holiday and demand accountability over protest-related killings and police brutality.

Leaders call for environmental restoration, inclusive elections and expanded social protection, while fresh concerns emerge over police shootings and the impact of insecurity on Kenya’s economy.

Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah clashed with Speaker Amason Kingi in a heated Senate exchange over accountability and demands for evidence on alleged misuse of public funds.

Heated exchanges and chants of “bado mapambano” disrupted proceedings as MPs debated the Finance Bill 2026 in the National Assembly.

From calls for peaceful politics and inclusive leadership to data-driven security planning and digital expansion, leaders pushed for reforms aimed at building a more inclusive and connected Kenya.

Karua urges leaders to embrace unity and focus on key national issues ahead of the 2027 polls

From reparations for victims of historical injustices to calls for peaceful politics, climate action, cross-border peace efforts and new irrigation projects, today's top stories highlight Kenya's push for justice, stability and sustainable development.

Safina Party leader Jimi Wanjigi has dismissed the United Opposition’s “People’s Budget”, saying it largely mirrors government approaches to taxation, debt and borrowing and fails to offer meaningful relief to ordinary Kenyans.

From the All Saints Cathedral probe and support for Ruto's agenda to market upgrades, tourism reforms and calls for peace in Sambret, leaders weighed in on key issues shaping the national conversation.

Kang’ata calls for shift in funding priorities, urging investment in manufacturing, education and healthcare while criticising the Housing Levy and demanding SHA refunds to counties.

Gachagua claims the proposed Nanyuki Ebola facility is fueling travel concerns and alleges construction is continuing despite court orders.

The three-month programme was funded by the Kamukunji NG-CDF under the Kamukunji Constituency Youth Empowerment Programme.

Major boost for education funding, fresh promises to tackle the high cost of living and unemployment, renewed efforts to restore Nairobi's rivers, and a new development in the contentious Sambret land dispute.

From Omar Artan’s return to Somalia and rising insecurity in Kandara to cybercrime concerns in Busia, Mpox surveillance in Embu and an ID registration drive in Igembe North, here are the day's top regional stories.

Kalonzo Musyoka accuses the government of neglecting rising concerns over school safety and student mental health, citing recent unrest and a lack of dedicated funding in the national budget.

Kenya’s Harambee Starlets return home after finishing third in the Four Nations Tournament in Zambia, using the competition as key preparation for upcoming fixtures.

Sifuna criticises the mediation process in the Senate, accusing the National Assembly of prioritising national expenditure over county needs and weakening devolution through contested funding decisions.

Kenya faces a mix of security, political and public health developments as protests erupt in Nanyuki, health authorities strengthen Ebola preparedness, opposition leaders push unity, electoral technology debates intensify, and climate and community initiatives gain momentum.

Oburu Oginga defends Gachagua impeachment, says Senate acted constitutionally and questions claims about his whereabouts during proceedings.

Gachagua says ruling is contradictory, cites fair hearing violations in impeachment case.

Key developments include an upcoming High Court decision on forensic evidence in the Sheila Chebet murder trial, heightened security in Nanyuki ahead of anti-Ebola quarantine centre protests and renewed calls for support for young women.

Judge Eric Ogolla identifies key constitutional and procedural questions in the challenge to Rigathi Gachagua’s impeachment and Kithure Kindiki’s approval.

Activists call for stronger child protection measures as a suspected acid attack kills four family members in Thika, floods displace thousands in Tana River, and Trans Nzoia residents demand the restoration of electricity following a transformer vandalism attempt.

The Education Ministry has ruled out an early school break as communities raise concerns over an Ebola facility. Other news; KPA recruitment, land disputes, insecurity, school land ownership, and access to land services.

Parents link recent secondary school unrest to home challenges and discipline issues, calling for stronger cooperation between families, schools, and government to protect learners.

Senator Sifuna says he has submitted video evidence and sought Hansard records to back claims that the Health CS told the National Assembly an Ebola-related project will proceed despite a court order.

From climate-linked health risks and a doctors’ strike in Isiolo to opposition over a proposed Ebola quarantine centre, low turnout at Finance Bill consultations and environmental conservation efforts in Sabaki, the day’s top stories highlight key developments in health, governance, tourism and sustainability across Kenya.

Nyoro urges government to reconsider Ebola quarantine plan, saying Kenyans have rejected the proposed facility and warning against ignoring public concern.

Families demand accountability over a protest-related shooting as Kenya boosts Ebola preparedness, tightens oversight in the mining sector.

Senator Joe Nyutu raises concern over blood shortages, poor screening supplies, and distribution gaps, seeking clarity on stock levels and system readiness.

Omtatah raises concern over alleged irregular housing developments on public and community land, seeks clarity on land ownership, approvals, and compliance with land laws.

A roundup of key developments across counties, including gambling crackdowns, security concerns, public protests, and calls for stronger parental guidance amid rising school unrest.

Nanyuki residents oppose proposed Ebola quarantine facility, questioning its location and pledging to mobilise against its establishment in the town and beyond.

Murkomen calls for stronger school safety measures after the Utumishi tragedy, religious leaders weigh in on education reforms and politics, Gen Z activists threaten fresh protests over the budget and Ebola concerns, while Manchester United fans lead a lifesaving blood donation drive.

Kanyiri explores concerns about insecurity in Eastleigh, unpacking the realities and misconceptions surrounding one of Nairobi’s most dynamic business districts.

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen says the Utumishi Academy dormitory fire footage was deeply disturbing and highlights the need to strengthen discipline and character among learners.

Ethiopia heads to its seventh elections since 1990. The poll is note expected to deliver a shock, with many voices unlikely to go unheard.

From the deadly Utumishi Academy fire to Ebola preparedness, political realignments and sports success, today’s top stories shaping Kenya.

Medical Services PS Oluga Ouma says Kenya has not recorded any Ebola case and maintains strong preparedness systems, including training 55,000 health workers for surveillance and response.