- Zimbabwe's treasury said on Tuesday the newly introduced gold-backed currency is the official unit of exchange for transactions and that it would soon introduce regulations to ensure businesses stick to the official rate.
- Stormy Daniels testified on Tuesday that Donald Trump greeted her in pajamas in his hotel room in 2006 where she spanked him at his request, telling jurors about the alleged encounter that would ultimately lead to the first criminal trial of a former U.S. president.
- Prince Harry will not be seeing his father King Charles during his current visit to Britain as the monarch will be too busy, Harry's spokesperson said on Tuesday.
- Israeli forces seized the main border crossing between Egypt and southern Gaza on Tuesday, shutting down a vital aid route into the Palestinian enclave that is already on the brink of famine.
- According to a police report seen by Citizen.Digital on Tuesday evening, all occupants of the ill-fated Epson Apartment had been accounted for, except two--an adult and a minor.
- According to a police report seen by Citizen.Digital on Tuesday evening, all occupants of the ill-fated Epson Apartment had been accounted for, except two--an adult and a minor.
- Over 1,000 families are on the brink of a food shortage crisis as flood waters have submerged farms under the Perkerra Irrigation Scheme in Baringo South.
- The online and TV advert, which was unveiled at the weekend by the Democratic Alliance (DA), has caused a stir on social media in recent days, with some South Africans calling the party "tone-deaf".
- In a twist in the trial of former Migori Governor Okoth Obado, and two other co-accused persons implicated in the 2018 murder of Rongo University student Sharon Otieno, fresh DNA results have established with a 99.99% certainty that the ex-county boss was the father of the deceased's unborn child.
- A day after the court gave the government and KMPDU two days to come up with an agreeable return-to-work formula, the two parties are now holed up in a meeting to beat Wednesday’s 2:30 pm deadline.
- Twenty-eight people have been pulled out of the debris of the five-storey apartment block, which caved in Monday afternoon while under construction, municipal authorities said.
- A Shanzu court handling the Shakahola massacre case has ordered three suspects reportedly undertaking in starvation at the Shimo la Tewa Prison to be taken to hospital.
- A driver attached to the Kasipul National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) has been arrested and arraigned in court over the murder of a 35-year-old bouncer in Oyugis town, Homa Bay County.
- King Charles III of the United Kingdom has expressed his deepest sympathies to Kenyans killed and affected by the heavy rains recorded in most parts of the country.
- Three suspected drug traffickers were on Tuesday arrested in Mombasa and Kilifi counties as police recovered cocaine and heroin worth a combined street value of Ksh.3.7 million.
- The Kenya Meteorological Department has forecasted that various parts of Nairobi will experience moderate to heavy rainfall starting from Tuesday afternoon.
- Kenya and Somalia have committed to deepen their bilateral relations and economic ties in trade and investment with a view of boosting the economy of both nations.
- Water washed away several homes in the early hours of last Monday, prompting emergency responses from the national and county governments, which have been camped at the site for the past 24 hours.
- The sweeping law aims to protect women in the 27-nation EU from gender-based violence, forced marriages, female genital mutilation and online harassment.
- Seven suspects have been apprehended in different parts of Lamu County which has led to the seizure of approximately 928 grams of cocaine estimated to be worth Ksh.3.7 million.
- The government says it has in the past year deregistered more than 700 employment agents who have been duping Kenyans on the promise of securing them jobs abroad.
- Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern teachers in Kilifi County have threatened to down their tools if the government does not confirm them on a permanent and pensionable basis and compensate them for the period they have served as interns.
- The Bomet County Government disaster management team has mounted a search for a man who allegedly jumped into a swollen river after a disagreement at a drinking joint in Kipsuter area.
- Former Murang'a governor Mwangi Wa Iria's wife Jane Waigwe Kimani was on Tuesday arraigned in court to take plea in a Ksh.562 million Murang'a County corruption case.
- President Willam Ruo has vowed to ensure that the Ksh.46.5 billion ($350 million) funding from the World Bank for the Second Kenya Urban Support Programme will be responsibly utilized.
- KMPDU Secretary-General Davji Atellah in a letter to union members said the peaceful protests had been postponed to an unnamed date to pave the way for ongoing negotiations with the government in addressing doctors’ grievances.
- One more body has been recovered in the ongoing rescue mission in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru County where raging floods killed over 60 people after a dam in the area burst its banks sweeping away settlements.
- An attack at a hospital in southwest China left more than 10 people dead or wounded on Tuesday, according to state media, which did not specify the nature of the attack
- Five teenagers are nursing injuries in hospital after lightning struck a house they were sheltering in amid heavy rains in Karandit village, Kuresoi South, Nakuru County.
- Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) Founder Dr Kennedy Odede has offered the organization's centres across the country as temporary shelters for flood victims.
- Kisii County was plunged into darkness early Tuesday morning after a gang attacked the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO) power station in Kegati and vandalized key equipment.
- Businessman James Wanjohi availed himself to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) offices at the Nairobi Regional Police Headquarters on Monday evening shortly after jetting back into Kenya.
- The Parliamentary Committee on Budget has given government institutions the green light to use as much funds as possible to address the current crisis caused by heavy rains.
- Rescue efforts were underway after three people were killed and dozens remained trapped after a multi-storey building under construction collapsed in the South African city of George.
- As India votes in a six-week general election, Narendra Modi's image adorns everything from packs of rice handed out to the poor to large posters in cities and towns.
- The New York judge presiding over Donald Trump's historic criminal trial again found the former US president in contempt of a gag order on Monday and threatened to jail him for further violations.
- Ukraine on Monday said it had restored power to hundreds of thousands of people who lost electicity in overnight Russian strikes but warned of "urgent challenges" in maintaining the grid.
- The aged rely on their grandchildren. An average of 300 families have sought refuge at Ombaka Primary School, the only designated evacuation site in the area. Makeshift tents dot the school field, prompting urgent action calls from the government.
- According to the PS, Lydia Mbotela, a KQ manager working in the DRC, was released after negotiations facilitated by Kenya's Military Attaché and Charge d'affaires.