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Political news and governance in Kenya
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino leans on support from smaller football nations amid calls for his removal following UEFA and CONCACAF no-confidence votes.
Three state agencies including National Lottery Board and Coast Water Works announce vacancies for senior roles; applications close August 24, 2026.
US agencies probe coordinated cyber-attacks on water systems in seven states, with suspicion of Iranian involvement amid rising tensions.
Kenya leads Africa in mobile money fraud and SIM swap attacks, with over 123,000 fraudulent SIM cards issued in 2025, INTERPOL warns.
Mogo Auto Ltd offers 37 used vehicles from KSh 98,000 to KSh 7.5 million at yards in Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, and Meru. Bids open now.
Denis Mugo, aka OJ, defends himself against media claims after a video of him at a Nairobi nightclub sparks controversy.
The government has released Ksh6,000 covering three months of cash transfers to orphans and vulnerable children following a nationwide biometric verification.
Open University of Kenya lowers course fees to Ksh5,000; public universities unveil fully funded STEM scholarships for 2026/2027 academic year.
A coalition of 25 US states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over tariffs imposed on imports from 60 countries, citing legal and economic concerns.
A former police officer was arrested at a Nairobi casino for impersonating an officer while armed, with firearm and ammunition seized.
Fulham has signed Spanish striker Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid, reuniting him with coach Alvaro Arbeloa on a contract until 2031.
Drone attacks in Sudan are causing civilian casualties and obstructing humanitarian aid, prompting calls for de-escalation and increased international support.