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The meeting brought together the three senior political figures amid ongoing realignments within the country’s political landscape.

President William Ruto has departed for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to attend the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union Assembly.

IG says police only needs to know the timelines within which to effect the arrests

At least 27 public schools that are no longer operational were still listed as active in the government’s education database, a nationwide audit by the Ministry of Education has revealed. The exercise uncovered major enrolment discrepancies, unauthenticated learner records, and inflated figures, prompting the suspension of capitation for unverified learners and disciplinary action against school heads and education officials.

AFCON 2027, set to be hosted jointly by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, could be postponed to 2028. CAF cites concerns over incomplete stadiums, infrastructure delays, and scheduling conflicts with the 2026 World Cup and other international tournaments.

the Tribunal barred ODM from implementing a resolution passed by its National Executive Committee (NEC) seeking to oust Sifuna from office.

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Rigathi Gachagua has dismissed calls for the United Opposition to name a presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, saying there is no urgency and insisting the coalition will eventually front one challenger to President William Ruto.

The image, which the church says is fabricated, has been widely shared on social media, sparking both ridicule and concern among Kenyans who have shared it thousands of times.

Equity Group Managing Director and CEO, Dr James Mwangi Equity Group Managing Director and CEO, Dr James Mwangi, has been named among the world’s most influential figures shaping global development policy and financing by Devex in its Power 50 List 2026. The list highlights individuals Devex says are “transforming development as we know it” at a time of major shifts in foreign assistance, with traditional donors retrenching and greater attention turning to development finance