- The Deputy President underscored the administration’s resolve to ensure no region is left behind as the country marches toward equitable development.
- The human rights watchdogs condemned Murkomen’s comments made on June 26 and 27, in which he issued “shoot to kill” instructions to security personnel targeting anyone who approaches a police station or threatens a police officer's life.
- July 2 – French President Emmanuel Macron has reaffirmed France’s strong partnership with Kenya in advancing a global agenda that merges sustainable development with climate action, ahead of the 2026 Africa–France Summit set to be co-hosted in Nairobi. Speaking at a high-level global cooperation…
- Muturi challenged President William Ruto to rein in rogue plainclothes officers and covert police units accused of abducting government critics using unmarked vehicles.
- Dubai made aviation history on Monday by hosting the Middle East’s first piloted test flight of an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, marking a significant step towards launching urban air taxi services. The event was organised by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in…
- Social media has played a key role in normalizing discussions around plastic surgery, with platforms like Instagram showcasing transformative journeys.
- Sakaja said the revenue growth marks a significant turnaround from the Sh8 billion annual collections that had stagnated for years before he took office.
- The Dalai Lama fled across the border to India in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule in Tibet. He set up a government-in-exile in Dharamshala and has been seen as an alternative source of power for those who resent Beijing's tight control of Tibet.
- Rainfall is expected in the Highlands East and West of the Rift valley, Lake Victoria Basin, Coastal Region and parts of the Northeastern and Northwestern Kenya.
- The Public Order (Amendment) Bill, 2025, seeks to outlaw protests within a 100-meter radius of protected areas as defined by the Protected Areas Act.
- The partnership marks a significant milestone in Epson’s ongoing mission to promote creativity, innovation, and accessible technology across diverse communities.
- "This year’s celebration aims to reaffirm Kiswahili's pivotal role in fostering regional integration, cultural identity, and socio-economic development across the continent," read a joint statement from the EAC and the Rwanda Government.
- 10,800 students have been placed in Diploma in Primary Teacher Education, while 836 will pursue Diploma in Secondary Teacher Education. The total capacity for both programmes was 13,823.
- Under new rules passed by Denmark's parliament, women are to join teenage males in a lottery system that could require them to undertake a period of conscription.
- Education CS Julius Ogamba Tuesday said KMTC programmes attracted overwhelming demand, with 52,725 qualified students applying against a capacity of 34,048.
- The placements include 194,372 students from the 2024 KCSE cohort who attained the minimum university entry grade of C+ and above, representing 80 percent of the 244,563 qualified candidates.
- In Bologna a 47-year-old died after falling ill on a construction site while a 70-year-old man was reported drowned during flash flooding at a tourist resort to the west of Turin.
- The clip, in which Paetongtarn called him "uncle" and criticised a Thai military commander, sparked public anger and a petition for her dismissal, which the court is now considering.
- The event attracted over 200 delegates, including ministers, legislators, animal welfare organisations, and civil society representatives from across Africa.
- The Senate will conduct the sittings, announced under Gazette Notice No. 8732 published on Tuesday, in plenary on July 8, 9, and 10 from 9am each day in the Senate Chamber.
- The most alarming incident occurred on June 16, 2025, in Bomet County, where imposters raided multiple businesses and reportedly demanded bribes of up to Sh20,000 per shop.
- Rubio said in March that President Trump's administration had cancelled over 80% of all programmes at the US Agency for International Development, or USAID.
- President Ruto expressed satisfaction that there is now common ground between the Global North and the Global South on the need for the reform of multilateral financial institutions.
- Trump said the move would “give Syrians a chance at greatness”, underscoring a pivot toward normalization with Syria’s new leadership under President Ahmed al-Sharaa who he met in Riyadh in May.
- Nominated MP Sabina Chege and her EALA counterpart Kanini Kega, who had briefly declared themselves party leaders, were removed from their positions.
- The Ministry's plan is seen as a critical step towards improving grid reliability and ensuring every household enjoys uninterrupted electricity supply.
- By June 2025, over 22 million Kenyans had been registered under SHA, marking a major step towards providing affordable, accessible, and quality healthcare services for all.
- The interns will undergo a 12-month structured clinical training programme at internship centres accredited by their respective regulatory bodies. The programme is designed to offer supervised, hands-on, and practical exposure in real-world healthcare settings, aligning with global standards.
- He confirmed that DCI officers conducted a lawful search at Kinyagia’s residence in Kinoo, Kiambu County, and recovered electronic devices relevant to ongoing investigations. The search, according to Amin, was witnessed and documented in the presence of the apartment's caretaker.
- Guyo mounted a vicious fight against the impeachment with the County Clerk even denying media reports on the impeachment that had sixrteen of eighteen Members of County Assembly (MCAs) vote for the removal of the county chief.
