- Over 6000 dairy farmers from Kirinyaga county have a sigh of relief after New KCC agrees to take up 65,000 litres of milk from Kirima dairy cooperative society to avert loses which farmers have incurred for few weeks.
- Argentina's top court effectively banned two-term former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner from office and upheld a six-year jail sentence, likely drawing a curtain on one of the country's most flamboyant and divisive political careers.
- The United States is promoting a deal that would require Rwanda to pull troops from eastern Congo before the two sides sign a peace agreement, sources say, a condition that is sure to rankle Kigali, which describes Congo-based armed groups as an existential threat.
- When gaunt Ukrainian soldiers dismount from buses as part of prisoner swaps with Russia, Mariia Pylnyk tries to find out anything she can about her missing husband from the freed men, and hopes, just maybe, that he will be among them.
- The Chinese practice of selling brand-new cars as heavily discounted second-hand vehicles to get rid of inventory should be ended, the official newspaper of the country's governing Communist Party said in an article published on Tuesday.
- Seven people died in flooding caused by severe winter weather lashing eastern areas of South Africa and school children are missing after a minibus was swept away, the government said Tuesday.
- Retired Chief Justice David Maraga has called for the immediate shutdown of President William Ruto’s administration following the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang in police custody.
- Hundreds of US Marines were expected in Los Angeles on Tuesday after President Donald Trump ordered their deployment in response to protests against immigration arrests and despite objections by state officials.
- Albert Ojwang was arrested on Friday and reported dead on Sunday morning. The late blogger was picked up at his home on Friday afternoon and logged in the occurrence book at the Nairobi Central Police Station 32 hours later.
- The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has ordered the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) to fast-track its investigation into the death of Albert Ojwang and submit its findings within seven days.
- A section of Kenyans has voiced concerns over the Lipa Pole Pole contribution model introduced at the Social Health Authority (SHA), questioning the relationship between SHA and the Financial Inclusion Fund, popularly known as the Hustler Fund.
- The High Court has ruled that carrying out political campaigns outside the election period violates fundamental rights as enshrined in the Constitution.
- The National Assembly’s Budget and Appropriations Committee has made recommendations to amend the budget estimates of the National Treasury, raising the expenditure bill for the national government to Ksh.2.54 trillion.
- Nine Members of the County Assembly (MCAs) in Machakos have been suspended for eight sitting days and directed to pay for property damages following a chaotic incident that left the Speaker under siege for hours.
- Senators on Tuesday, June 10, called for the arrest of Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service (DIG) Eliud Kipkoech Lagat over the mysterious death of Albert Ojwang' in police custody.
- Musician and police officer Samuel Muchoki Ndirangu, popularly known as Samidoh, has released an official letter countering claims by the National Police Service (NPS) that he deserted duty.
- The trial involving six police officers accused of murdering two brothers, Benson Njiru and Emmanuel Mutura, in Kianjokoma, Embu County, has taken a twist after one of the suspects was admitted to Thika Level 5 Hospital.
- Former Chief Justice Dr. Willy Mutunga, Senior Counsel Martha Karua and four others have filed a case at the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) against the Tanzanian government, accusing it of unlawful detention, refusal of entry, and deportation.
- The Kenyan political scene is often a hodgepodge of tasteless utterances marked by off-color jokes, rabid attacks, crude salvos and bigoted jibes directed unfetteredly at the hottest player of the day.
- The Kenyan government, in collaboration with the Danish development agency DANIDA and key national institutions, has launched a landmark five-year initiative aimed at eliminating aflatoxins from the country’s food systems.
- A new study by international research firm Kantar has revealed that the illicit cigarette trade in Kenya has reached record levels, with over one in three cigarettes sold in the country evading taxation.
- President William Ruto has made an appeal to Kenyan youth to embrace overseas employment opportunities through the government's Kazi Majuu programme, revealing that his administration has so far facilitated the deployment of over 400,000 young Kenyans to work abroad.
- In court documents, he claims Alai published false and malicious statements on his verified Facebook account, directly targeting Machoka and harming his personal and professional reputation.
- In court documents, he claims Alai published false and malicious statements on his verified Facebook account, directly targeting Machoka and harming his personal and professional reputation.
- Former Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) Commissioner, John Waiganjo, has called for a measured approach to police accountability issues, warning against politicizing cases where lives have been lost.
- Mediheal Hospital has dismissed accusation of non-compliance to kidney transplant procedures amid ongoing probe on alleged illegal organ transplants by the facility.
- Khanga was convicted of snatching mobile phones worth a combined Ksh. 39,000 and cash totalling Ksh. 30,000, having threatened his victims with actual violence.
- Former police spokesman Charles Owino has defended resignation calls against Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service (DIG) Eliud Lagat over the death of Albert Ojwang'.
- Susan Wangari has lost count of the morgues, hospitals and police stations she has visited in search of her son, who went missing at the height of Kenya's mass protests last June.
- A year on from landmark protests over taxes and corruption, Kenya's youth remains undeterred by a violent police response but faces conflicting ideas on where to go next.
- According to a police report, Samidoh — who serves in the Anti-Stock Theft Unit — failed to report back to duty on May 27 following the lapse of his leave. “Since then, CMM has not been seen, and his whereabouts are not known,” the report states.
- The transformation, completed in February 2025, was officially commissioned by Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani in collaboration with President William Ruto.
- Five tourists of Indian origin have been confirmed dead while scores were injured in a grisly road accident that occurred at Gichaka village along the Nakuru-Ol-Joro Ork road in Nyandarua County.
- Top U.S. and Chinese officials will resume trade talks for a second day in London on Tuesday, hoping to secure a breakthrough over export controls for goods such as rare earths that have threatened a global supply chain shock and slower economic growth.
- Ivory Coast former trade minister Jean-Louis Billon said he is seeking to represent the opposition PDCI party in October's presidential election after former Credit Suisse chief Tidjane Thiam was excluded from the final list of candidates last week.
- The Trump administration on Monday ordered U.S. Marines into Los Angeles and intensified raids on suspected undocumented immigrants, fueling more outrage from street protesters and Democratic leaders who raised concerns over a national crisis.
- Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has moved to calm growing public anger following the government's plan to phase out the national examination fee waiver, assuring Kenyans that the government will cover the cost of national exams for all students this year.
- The incident, which followed a confrontation between officers and residents, has sparked public outrage and prompted an investigation by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).
- The legislators have dismissed the police’s preliminary findings—suggesting Ojwang took his own life in a cell at Central Police Station—as “unconvincing” and “deeply troubling.”
- ccording to the Occurrence Book, he was the 59th suspect admitted to the station, booked at 2:35 a.m. under the charge of false publication. Just one hour and ten minutes later—at 3:45 a.m.—his death was officially recorded and signed off by two officers.
