- Kenya Diabetes Study Group President Rosslyn Ngugi says the conference aims to spark meaningful conversations and collaboration that will shape the future of diabetes care in Kenya and globally.
- NAIROBI, Kenya April 27 – Heath Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale urged Kenyans to enroll in the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) under the new Social Health Alliance (SHA) in large numbers. He explained that the SHA allows individuals to register up to four wives and an unlimited number of children, as…
- ROME, Apr 27 – Images of Pope Francis’ tomb at the Santa Maria Maggiore Church in Rome have been released. A single, white rose was pictured lying on the stone tomb that bears the name he was known by during his pontificate, below a crucifix illuminated by a single spotlight. The late pope was laid…
- Speaking during a consultative engagement with over 5,000 coffee farmers and leaders of 24 cooperative societies in Runyenjes, Embu County, Kindiki cited that the sustained reforms in Agriculture Sector have started yielding results.
- Owalo emphasized that the government’s unwavering commitment to delivering on tangible projects is not just a matter of policy, but a cornerstone for building public trust and ensuring sustainable development across the country.
- Kalua says the Government ought to invest more in innovation hubs to give the youth, who are more inclined to autonomy than employment, as a fresh idea to grow the country and give it an opportunity to compete worldwide.
- Devolution Principal Secretary Michael Lenasalon described the Project Management Committee as transformative in “restructuring how citizens at the community are involved and engaged” in influencing county-led development projects.
- NAIROBI, Kenya Apr 26 – The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) is advocating for reforms in the Finance Bill 2025 to foster industrial resilience, enhance tax efficiency, and strengthen private sector participation in national planning. Speaking during an engagement with the National Assembly…
- Internal Security and National Administration Principal Secretary Dr Raymond Omollo announced the move hours after the Communications Authority of Kenya ordered TV and radio stations to cut down betting, lottery, and gambling content within 14 days or face licence revocation.
- NAIROBI, Kenya April 26 – Interior and National Administration CS Kipchumba Murkomen has told off former president Uhuru Kenyatta for calling on the youth to agitate for good governance. The CS wondered how the former president has all over a sudden become very clever barely before his…
- Caucino condemned the assault as a crime against humanity and emphasised the urgent need for global unity to punish, prevent, and prosecute terrorism. He also highlighted the growing ties between the two democratic nations.
- The Indian Army's bilateral exercise Yudh Abhyas with the United States at the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in Rajasthan saw one of the largest U.S. contingents ever deployed, with approximately 600 personnel and advanced equipment, including Stryker infantry vehicles and HIMARS rocket systems. The…
- The Vatican confirmed that Francis has been buried in a niche between the Sforza and Pauline Chapels at the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, making him the first pope in more than a century to be laid to rest outside the Vatican walls.
- Murkomen praised Health CS Duale’s decision to form a taskforce to probe the allegations and chart the way forward. He disclosed that no specific complaints had been received so far but assured that any reports would be escalated to police and sector regulators for further action.
- Further examination revealed a significant clot in the back of Munuve’s leg, believed to have developed over time and eventually caused the fatal blockage. His heart was also found to be mildly enlarged.
- DCI established that the 'pastor' administered water known as maji ya uzima ("water of life"), believed to have healing properties, which was drawn from his well and sold at Sh200 per liter.
- Other expected guests include US President Donald Trump, Argentine President Javier Milei, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., leader of the world’s largest Catholic nation.
- The Vatican has made preparations for as many as 250,000 people to fill St. Peter’s Square, with another million anticipated to line the 6-kilometer (3.7-mile) procession route from Vatican City to the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, where Pope Francis will be laid to rest.
- The tomb is located near the Altar of St Francis, in the niche of the side nave between the Pauline Chapel (Salus Populi Romani Chapel) and the Sforza Chapel. Speaking on television, the co-Archpriest of the Basilica, Cardinal Rolandas Makrickas, announced Pope Francis’ desire to be buried in a…
- As per tradition, the Pope’s pallium, coins, and medals minted during his pontificate, as well as a "Rogito" or Deed summarizing his life and papacy, were also placed inside the coffin.
- NAIROBI, Kenya Apr 26 – The Devolution Empowerment Party of Kenya wants a break from its relationship with the ruling Kenya Kwanza government, accusing it of neglecting the true cause of Kenyans. According to the leadership of the party, the focus now turns to grassroots mobilization aimed at…
- By Martin-Jones Kariuki Product integrity — or the lack of it — is an issue we rarely discuss in Kenya, despite its grave consequences for both human life and the economy. Outside food safety, where health risks are often immediate and visible, scrutiny of product standards remains alarmingly low…
- I had travelled to the Vatican alongside senior editors and photographers from Kenya’s major media houses, selected by the Catholic Secretariat in Nairobi to chronicle the Holy Father’s landmark visit to Kenya, Uganda, and the Central African Republic. As we waited at Fiumicino Airport, the air…
- Nestled deep within Zhejiang Province is Jingshan Village in Yuhang District — a serene settlement that is quietly redefining rural tourism through its deep-rooted tea culture and ancient legacy.
- NAIROBI, Kenya Apr 25 – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki is in Uganda attending the Extra-Ordinary summit of the troops contributing countries to the African Union support and stabilization mission in Somalia. The summit serves as a platform to commend the work of ATMIS-AUSSOM forces and Somali…
- The mass, marked by prayers, hymns, and moments of reflection, mirrored similar services held around the world in the lead-up to the Pope’s burial scheduled for Saturday at the Vatican.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 25 – The High Court has referred petitions seeking the removal of Supreme Court judges, Smokin Wanjala, Isaac Lenaola, William Ouko, and Njoki Ndung’u including Martha Koome, to the Chief Justice for the empanelment of a bench. In his ruling, Justice Lawrence Mugambi said the…
- The investigative committee, chaired by Elizabeth Bukusi seeks to bring order to the health sector after a public uproar in the deeply troubling allegations.
- The Bill allocates Sh8.42 billion from the National Government’s share of revenue, Sh116.1 million from court fines, and Sh42 billion from development partners—primarily the World Bank, which is funding Sh33.1 billion worth of projects.
- Speaker of the National Assembly and PSC Chairperson, Moses Wetang'ula, convened the April 29, meeting following demands by a section of MPs calling for the resignation of some commissioners, citing their failure to adequately represent the welfare of legislators and parliamentary staff.
- The measures, revealed in a press statement on Thursday, are part of AGOK’s broader strategy to ensure ethical conduct and safeguard vulnerable populations, particularly youth, from the risks of gambling addiction.
- Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro compared Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court (STF) to the Nazi courts “that sent Jews to the gas chambers” on Wednesday at the hospital in Brasilia where he is being treated. Bolsonaro made these comments when a judicial official visited him at the intensive…
- This alarming trend is threatening President William Ruto’s vision of transforming Kenya into a global environmental hub, including his ambitious plan to plant 15 billion trees by 2032.
- NAKURU, Kenya Apr 24 – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has directed the Kenya Forest Services to allow limited but orderly farming in Dundori Forest in Nakuru County. He said this will help in balancing farmers’ access with conservation of the ecosystem. “As requested by the people, I have asked…
- We’ve lowered journalism—once a noble calling—to such disgraceful levels that showing a press card now evokes embarrassment. Journalists openly fight over “VAT,” argue about distribution, and send SMSes demanding payouts from sources. Some even escort officials to their cars or restrooms in pursuit…
- He warned that National Government administration officers, NPS and the National Police Reservists engaging in corruption will carry their own cross when caught.
