Family identifies unconscious man dumped in Ruaka

A suspected abduction victim whose photos went viral today morning has been identified as Jackson Njuguna Wambui by his family.

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'Activist Ndiangui Kinyagia not in police custody', DCI boss Amin says

Police deny holding X influencer Ndiangui Kinyagia; DCI boss Mohamed Amin says he is a person of interest in an active investigation, urges him to surrender to police.

By 6 days ago

KRA extends deadline to file tax returns amid portal downtime

KRA extends period to file tax returns by 24 hours, to end at midnight July 1; Kenyans had up to today to complete the exercise.

By 6 days ago

Government waives Boniface Kariuki's hospital bill

Government waives Boniface Kariuki’s Sh815,805 hospital bill, Health CS Aden Duale directs Kenyatta National Hospital to waive bills for June 17 and 25 protest victims.

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DCI denies summoning Gachagua as protest probe heats up

Police pursuing financiers and mobilisers of the June 25 anniversary protests; DCI boss Mohamed Amin says goons were ferried to cause violence in various towns.

By 6 days ago

Senators to debate counties revenue bills in special Friday sitting

Senate to hold special sitting at 2.30pm to consider Bills including Equalisation Funds Appropriations Bill 2025 and County Allocation of Revenue Bill 2025, Speaker Kingi says.

By 9 days ago

Ruto, Raila attend funeral in Kilifi as protests gain shape

President William Ruto and Raila Odinga arrive in Kilifi for burial of Mzee Gideon Mung’aro, father to the Governor, amid nationwide protests.

By 11 days ago

'We have no other country,' says Ruto as protests grip Kenya

President Ruto warns against violence and vandalism during ongoing June 25 protests, says Kenyans have ‘only one country to build.’

By 11 days ago

Tight security, road closures as Kenya marks June 25 protests anniversary

Security has been heightened in Nairobi ahead of planned protests marking the first anniversary of last year’s anti-tax demonstrations, during which at least 60 people were killed.

By 12 days ago

Government threatens media blackout over protests coverage

Communications Authority directs all TV and radio stations to halt live coverage of June 25 protests; DG Mugonyi warns of unspecified action, says broadcasts violate regulations.

By 11 days ago

23.9 million Kenyans register for Taifa Care

At least  23.9 million Kenyans have registered for Taifa Care surpassing the 9 million covered under the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF).

By 13 days ago

Advocate linked to controversial protest program missing

LSK raises concern over possible arrest or detention of missing advocate Ndiangui Kinyagia; he shared the June 25 protest program on X.

By 13 days ago

Qatar Airways suspends flights amid Iranian missile attacks

Qatar Airways temporarily suspends flights due to closure of airspace following missile attacks by Iran at a US military base, affected passengers to receive support.

By 13 days ago

Raila Odinga 'very disappointed' by collapse of Adani deal

Raila Odinga says he’s ‘very disappointed’ by cancellation of controversial Adani-JKIA deal, argues Kenya’s aviation industry risks falling behind regional competitors.

By 16 days ago

Families of Gen Z protest victims demand Ruto apology

Families of victims of June 2024 protests demand apology from President Ruto over deaths, caution police and hired goons against inciting violence during next week’s commemoration.

By 16 days ago

IPOA in bed with police, former chairperson Njeru claims

Lawyer Macharia Njeru, the founding chairperson of IPOA, has questioned the agency’s independence amid growing public criticism over its perceived inefficiency.

By 17 days ago

Identify man shot in protest, LSK's Faith Odhiambo tells government

LSK President Faith Odhiambo has urged authorities to reveal the identity of a mask vendor who was shot by a police officer at close range during protests in Nairobi yesterday.

By 18 days ago

How KNH surgeons removed bullet from Boniface Kariuki's head

Boniface Kariuki was shot on the left side of the head during Tuesday's protests, bullet removed, but remains in critical condition and has been moved to ICU, KNH surgeons say.

By 18 days ago

Justice for Ojwang: Protests erupt in Nairobi and Mombasa

Protests begin in parts of the country as demonstrators demand justice for Albert Ojwang’s death; police lob teargas at a crowd in Nairobi CBD.

By 19 days ago

Man shot during protests in Nairobi

The victim, reportedly a mask vendor, was shot at close range.

By 19 days ago

Lagat pushed to resign despite 'stepping aside'

enyans have pushed DIG of Police Eliud Lagat to resign shortly after announcing that he would be stepping aside to allow impartial investigation into the death of teacher Albert Ojwang.

By 20 days ago

Albert Ojwang's father thanks President Ruto for call, Sh2m contribution

Meshack Opiyo, the father to Albert Ojwang’, has expressed his gratitude to President William Ruto for condoling with the family of the 31-year-old teacher.

By 20 days ago

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Mic check: How Kindiki found his voice in grassroots empowerment drives

Whether motivated by loyalty, ambition, or both, DP Kindiki has undergone a subtle but striking transformation in recent weeks.

By 22 days ago

Two vehicles torched as protests escalate in CBD

Ojwang’s death: At least two cars set ablaze as tensions between police and protesters escalate in Nairobi CBD; demonstrators demand resignation of DIG Eliud Lagat.

By 24 days ago

Budget 2025: What's in it for you?

All eyes are on Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi as he is expected to deliver his first budget since assuming office.

By 24 days ago

Unpacking Mbadi's Sh318b budget for energy and transport sectors

The government plans to spend approximately Sh256 billion in the 2025/26 financial year to construct, rehabilitate, and maintain key transport infrastructure, beginning July 1.

By 24 days ago

No cover-up! State won't shield anyone in Ojwang's death probe, says Murkomen

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen denies claims of a cover-up in death of blogger Albert Ojwang, says officers found culpable will face the law.

By 25 days ago

Johansen Oduor among pathologists in Albert Ojwang's postmortem

Postmortem on body of Albert Ojwang’ underway at Nairobi Funeral Home, conducted by government pathologist Dr Benard Midia.

By 26 days ago

Albert Ojwang did not die by suicide, autopsy shows

Albert Ojwang’ did not die by suicide, autopsy shows. He died of head injuries, neck compression and multiple soft tissue trauma.

By 26 days ago

MPs question treatment of suspects after blogger dies in police cell

Several legislators have called out the treatment suspects are subjected to during the time of arrest and while in police custody.

By 27 days ago

IPOA launches probe after three killed in Narok clashes

IPOA opens investigations into a fatal shooting incident in Lolkuruk village, Narok, after a clash between police and residents that left three people dead and several injured.

By 1 month ago

Muslims begin Eid-ul-Adha celebrations countrywide (Photos)

Muslim faithful gather across the country for Eid-ul-Adha prayers, gov't declared today a public holiday to celebrate the second-largest Islamic festival.

By 1 month ago

Why activist Rose Njeri wants her case thrown out

Rose Njeri's lawyer, Ndegwa Njiru, maintains that the charges are flawed and not recognised under Kenyan law.

By 1 month ago

Understanding the presidential pardon

President William Ruto has issued presidential pardons to inmates in various correctional facilities at least twice since taking office.

By 1 month ago

Court frees Rose Njeri on Sh100,000 personal bond

Software developer Rose Njeri presented at Milimani Law Courts to face charges, she was earlier transferred from Pangani Police Station to an unknown location.

By 1 month ago

Gov't to buy all rice stock from Mwea farmers

Government to purchase over 5,000 metric tonnes of locally grown rice worth Sh500m from farmers, to allow sale of existing stock, Food Authority DG Linyiru says.

By 1 month ago

'Too little, too late,' Wamuchomba rejects Ruto's apology

Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba criticises President Ruto’s costly tours and bloated advisors team amid underfunded education and health sectors, terms his apology to Gen Zs 'too late.'

By 1 month ago

Apologise to Gen Zs, ex-NFL player tells government

Former NFL star Rickey Bolden urges leaders to apologise to Gen Z over the June 2024 protests, rebuild trust, says youth are ‘dying for love, respect, and a seat at the table.’

By 1 month ago

US General Langley sustains criticism of Traore over West Africa terrorism

US Africa Command (AFRICOM) chief Michael Langley, has stood by his criticism of Burkina Faso's military ruler, Ibrahim Traoré, despite earlier backlash from Africans. 

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Lawyer Ahmednasir's freedom of speech amounts to impunity, Judiciary says

Judiciary wants DPP Ingonga to probe and prosecute lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi over alleged 'smear' campaign, says he's failed to provide evidence despite multiple requests.

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