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Political news and governance in Kenya
Kalonzo Musyoka condemns Mukurweini MP John Kaguchia’s arrest, citing selective application of the law and calling for equal treatment of all public figures.
The High Court has temporarily restrained the Law Society of Kenya from boycotting cases involving top judges, pending a jurisdictional challenge hearing.
PS Geoffrey Ruku insists Deputy President Kithure Kindiki will remain in office until 2032, dismissing ODM’s demands for the deputy presidency in the next term.
Prof John Okumu’s recent appointment as Kenyatta University Vice-Chancellor has sparked a legal dispute, with rival candidate Prof Waceke Wanjohi contesting the process.
Courts nationwide will hear multiple corruption cases this week, with EACC pursuing recovery of millions in public funds from former officials and county officers.
Kenya Met warns of increased respiratory illnesses, poor road visibility, and water shortages as dry, chilly conditions persist through August and September.
Ghanaian legend Asamoah Gyan urges Kenya to invest in grassroots football, highlighting the need to balance focus between athletics and football talent.
Kenya paid close to Sh8 billion in commitment fees on loans not yet utilized, highlighting delays in project readiness and debt management challenges.
Capital One seeks dismissal of Trump Organisation lawsuit, citing thorough anti-money laundering review behind closure of over 300 accounts in 2021.
Influencer Karangu Muraya is heartbroken following the sudden death of his younger brother Joshua Muraya Kagema, just a day after asking fans for prayers.
Kisii University, established in 1965, offers diverse programs from diplomas to PhDs, producing Kenya’s highly sought-after graduates in fields like IT, health, and business.
Joshua Muraya Kagema, beloved Kenyan TikToker and comedian, passed away after weeks in hospital, leaving friends and family mourning deeply.
