- Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a strong warning to drug traffickers after a successful raid in Kitale town on Sunday night, July 27, 2025, led to the seizure of cannabis worth over Ksh3 million. The raid, carried out by security officers working alongside the National Authority for the…
- The government has announced plans to launch a new mobile application to manage the payroll of all civil servants in Kenya. The initiative, aimed at eliminating ghost workers, was revealed by Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku during a radio interview on Monday, July 28, 2025. According…
- The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) has issued a scam alert warning the public to avoid interacting with a fake Google Form link that is currently being circulated under the pretext of offering job and grant opportunities. The fraudulent form, titled “KENYA NATIONAL CHAMBER…
- A day before the commencement of the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association term two national games, Namwela Boys High School volleyball coach Isaac Muresha has warned against the forgery of talent.Speaking to People Sport, Muresha noted that cheating in team selection is increasingly…
- Mumias East MP Peter Salasya has taken a swipe at the so-called united opposition, accusing them of being more interested in titles and positions than in genuine progress for Kenya. In a strongly worded post on X on Monday, July 28, 2025, Salasya questioned the motives behind the opposition’s unity…
- Kileleshwa Member of County Assembly (MCA) Robert Alai has come to the defence of Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi over the recent uproar surrounding education funding in Kenya. Speaking during a morning interview on a local radio station on Monday, July 28, 2025, Alai dismissed claims that…
- Seven days to the commencement of the delayed 2024 African Nations Championship in East Africa, People Sport has narrowed down Group A, comprising hosts Kenya, DR Congo, Angola, and Zambia. Harambee Stars face an uphill task from the start of the Championship as they lock horns against a tricky…
- Suba South Member of Parliament Caroli Omondi says Kenya is the second-highest spender on education in Africa, trailing only South Africa. Speaking during a TV interview on Monday, July 28, 2025, Omondi said the country has made major strides in enrolment and outcomes, and any suggestion that free…
- Mumias East MP Peter Salasya has once again stirred the political waters with a bold declaration of intent as the 2027 presidential race draws closer. In a post on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, the first-term lawmaker and Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-K) member announced that…
- National super middleweight champion Daniel Wanyonyi has advised budding boxers to be brave and strong for success. Speaking to People Sport on Sunday, July 27, 2025, Wanyonyi said Kenyan fighters should not fear punching above their weight, further insisting that for one to become a champion, he…
- Across the continent, a quiet creative revolution is taking place. In Nairobi, Accra, Kigali, and Johannesburg, young Africans are picking up cameras, writing scripts, animating characters, producing music, and telling stories in ways that are vibrant, bold, and unmistakably their own. They are…
- The pools for the 2025 Prinsloo Sevens have been confirmed, setting the stage for another thrilling weekend of rugby action. The tournament, which serves as the second leg of the 2025 SportPesa National Sevens Circuit, will be hosted at the Nakuru Athletic Club from Saturday, August 2 to Sunday,…
- A wave of concern is sweeping across East Africa following disturbing reports that Kenyan human rights activist Mwabili was tortured while in Tanzania. The incident has sparked outcry from civil society and raised serious questions about political repression and growing tensions in the region.…
- Even though the heart deserves some love, it also deserves some food – good food at that. Think of your heart as your needy romantic ex who only needed your undivided attention, love, and romance for the relationship to thrive. They were not asking for much, just the basic romance and care, but…
- The Kenya Wildlife Service has announced that local communities living near national parks, reserves, and sanctuaries are poised to be among the key beneficiaries of a proposed conservation fee review. In the particular strategic move, public forums organised by KWS across 20 counties will involve…
- Boaz Waruku, a leading education expert, has criticised recent remarks by President William Ruto and Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, calling them “political gerrymandering.” He said the two leaders were trying to backtrack on statements made in Parliament regarding the funding of free…
- Kenya’s banking sector is on the spot after fresh data revealed that a significant share of customer deposits is being redirected into government securities, with top-tier banks allocating as much as 47 per cent of their funds to the debt instruments. This shift, while profitable for the lending…
- For many new mothers, the early days after childbirth are a time of mixed emotions, joy, exhaustion, and for some, confusion about breastfeeding. Interestingly, it is quite common for the body to produce an abundant milk supply shortly after delivery, often more than the baby can consume. This…
- Professional Golfers of Kenya (PGK) Chairman John Wangai argues that focusing on improving fundamental skills, playing regularly and analysing performance through the newly established Player Development Program (PDP) is a deliberate move to target stronger opponents, learn new strategies and…
- Developing nations and campaigners have hailed the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling that governments have a legal duty to prevent and repair damage to the climate system. In a landmark case brought by the sinking Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, the ICJ’s 15 judges on Wednesday, July 23…
- In Nairobi, matatus aren’t just a means of getting around; they’re part of everyday life. These colourful, music-blasting minibuses are bold, loud, and full of character. From their eye-catching graffiti to the booming sound systems, Nairobi’s matatus have built a culture that’s fast-paced, stylish…
- Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba and Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof Julius Bitok have assured parents and children that the government will continue financing education through capitation as it has done over the years. That means the policy on free primary and secondary…
- The Sudanese government has issued a strong statement condemning the announcement of a “fictitious government” by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a militia it labels as terrorist. In a press release issued on Sunday, July 27, 2025, posted on X on July 28, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the…
- Political realignment is underway in Nakuru County with leaders allied to the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) making moves to solidify their base ahead of the 2027 elections. However, a major fallout between Governor Susan Kihika and Senator Tabitha Karanja remains a stumbling block to cohesion…
- The 2023 Berlin Marathon silver medallist Vincent Kipkemoi Ng’etich has expressed confidence in Team Kenya’s prospects at the World Athletics Championships, set for September 13-21, 2025, in Tokyo, Japan. Once the undisputed kings of the marathon, Kenyan men have recently faced stiff competition…
- The city of Nairobi occupies a pivotal place as the diplomatic nerve centre of the Horn of Africa region. It is also fast emerging as an important business and technological hub in Africa. The Kenyan capital is also the home of the United Nations Office in Nairobi, which serves as the UN’s…
- Romanian-trained Kobala Girls football team, Nyanza region’s representatives at the national Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) ball games kicking off today in Kakamega County, have vowed to wrest the title from defending champions Butere Girls and qualify to represent Kenya at the…
- Political temperatures are soaring in Malava constituency as parties intensify campaigns for the upcoming by-election to replace the late MP Malulu Injendi, who died in February 2025. The race gained momentum at the weekend when Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya arrived with his Democratic…
- On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, the International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion that set a significant precedent by recognising climate change not only as an ecological threat but also as a human rights issue. The Advisory Opinion places a legal obligation on states to proactively…
- Barely a week after an uproar over the reduction of capitation for learners in primary and secondary schools, senators now want a review of accommodation fees and facilities in universities. This is after the lawmakers established that there has been a sharp increase in university hostel…
- The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) says it cannot fully account for the hundreds of bank accounts operated by county governments, citing a lack of visibility that potentially enables the misuse of public funds. This comes amid mounting concerns from the Senate’s Standing Committee on Devolution and…
- Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi startled the country with the pronouncement that the government cannot sustain free primary and secondary education at the prescribed levels. In fact, government capitation per student dropped to Ksh16,900 from Ksh22,244 over the years. This slashing has, in…
- In the frontier town of Moyale, nestled along the Kenya-Ethiopia border, women traders navigate not just harsh terrain and complex logistics, but deeply entrenched social barriers that choke their ambitions before they even begin. Despite their resilience, female entrepreneurs in Kenya and across…
- Renowned for his philosophy of peaceful protest and his tireless fight against poverty and caste discrimination, Indian lawyer, politician, and writer Mahatma Gandhi once said, “Nonviolence is an intensely active force when properly understood and used.” Gandhi dedicated his life to resisting…
- Something interesting is unfolding in Kenyan politics. The regime has realised that running against no candidate is far more complicated than facing a familiar rival. ‘Tutam’ praise singers have certainly come to the reality that they would rather have a name, a single, visible opponent they can…
- As Kenyans continue to grapple with the mounting economic pressures characterised by the shrinking disposable income, landlords in the country have delayed raising rental fees due to the need to retain occupancy levels, even as land prices recorded marginal growth in the second quarter (Q2) of 2025…
- The British High Commissioner led celebrations to mark Kenya’s leadership in environmental innovation. Earthshot Prize hosted the Kenya Connect event recently in partnership with the British High Commission and Conservation International. The event spotlighted African-led solutions to global…
- One year after his appointment to the Cabinet, John Mbadi has continued to expose bureaucratic inefficiency over controversial remarks about critical public sectors that touch on the lives of many Kenyans. Last week, his blunt remarks on free education funding being unsustainable ignited a fierce…
- Harold Kimuge Kipchumba has always been branded as a “lost” man because of his stand on many issues in the vote-rich Rift Valley, always going against the “people’s” expectations. It, however, seems his lonesome decision finally paid off after he was nominated by ODM as the MP to replace John Mbadi…
- For many years, the Turkana people of Kenya and the Toposa people of South Sudan have fought over water, grazing land, and livestock. These fights have caused many deaths and injuries, and the sound of gunfire was common along the border. Many peace meetings were held in the past, but the peace…
- When President William Ruto unveiled his Kenya Kwanza manifesto—The Plan—he pledged to make education equitable, affordable, and accessible to all Kenyans. On page 52 of the manifesto, a photograph of the President seated casually with school children as they share a meal captured what many…
- The director of Masaai Education, Research, and Conservation (MERC) Institute, Meitamei Ole Dapash, has rebuked Marriott International, accusing them of overseeing illegal and ecologically destructive construction in one of the world’s most iconic wildlife corridors. In a letter addressed to…
- Shortage of teachers in local public schools in Kilifi County has left classrooms understaffed and students at risk of losing valuable learning opportunities. In some schools, class sizes have ballooned, and teachers are forced to teach outside their subject areas. St Thomas Girls’ Secondary School…
- Former President Uhuru Kenyatta made a notable appearance at the Ngong Racecourse on Sunday, July 27, 2025, where he joined hundreds of racing enthusiasts to mark the grand finale of the 2024–2025 horse racing season. The event offered a mix of thrilling races, fashion, entertainment, and…
- Democracy for the Citizens’ Party (DCP) deputy party leader Cleophas Malala has expressed confidence that the party will clinch the parliamentary seat in the forthcoming Malava Constituency by-election. Speaking on Sunday afternoon, July 27, 2025, during a campaign engagement at the Kimang’eti area…
- Laikipia Woman Representative Jane Kagiri has accused former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua of failing to unite Central Kenya leaders during his tenure, claiming this neglect contributed to the current divisions and challenges facing the Mt Kenya region. Speaking during an interview with a local…
- Kenya Power has announced a planned power outage set to affect various regions across the country on Monday, July 28, 2025. The blackout will run from as early as 8.00 am to 5.00 pm, depending on the area. The electricity supplier explained that the interruption is part of regular maintenance work…
- Narok Senator Ledama ole Kina has ruled out participating in early political campaigns, saying his focus remains on transforming lives and uniting Kenyans. In a statement on July 27, 2025, Ledama said that Sunday should be one of reflection, not division, and emphasised the importance of leaders…
- KCB Rugby are the 2025 Driftwood 7s champions after surviving a late scare to edge out Strathmore Leos 15-14 in a thrilling final at the Mombasa Sports Club on Sunday, July 27, 2025. The Bankers, led by coach Dennis Mwanja and buoyed by recent addition George Ooro, put on a commanding first-half…
- Laikipia Woman Representative Jane Kagiri has urged both the government and opposition to allow leaders the space to speak freely about what they believe in, whether in praise or criticism of President William Ruto’s administration. Speaking during an interview at a local radio station on Sunday,…
