Here’s What the World Marked Over the Weekend

So far, only about 1,000 officers have been deployed — far short of the 2,500 initially planned. The force remains under-equipped and under-funded, limiting its ability to secure territory or dismantle gang networks.

Chemitei garnered 48,791 votes, outpacing his closest rival Tobole Kipsang Kibor Wycliffe, who put up a spirited challenge but managed 30,897 votes. Daniel Kiptoo Korir followed in third place with 23,613 votes.

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reinforces the importance of the first 1,000 days of life, calling for stronger infant care, disease prevention, and equitable access to health services worldwide.

Today marks the 18th International Day Of Democracy that’s held annually every 15th September. The African Youth Café in partnership with ForumCiv hosts a forum at University of Nairobi bringing together intellects, students and government officials.

In the words of Dr. Michael Ndonye, “It is totally immoral that our counties are celebrating extractive innovations and they have less innovations to empower the people.”

“Kenya is bleeding from mismanagement. We will slash waste in bloated ministries and fake programs, and redirect that money to schools, hospitals, water, agriculture, and jobs.”

Kenyan Gen Zs, particularly those living abroad, have strongly reacted negatively to the interview. Social media sites such as YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok lit up with criticism. While some claimed Gachagua was the real deal, others accused h

The Kenya School of Communication Bill, 2025, published on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 seeks to repeal the 2011 order that established KIMC and replace it with a corporate body mandated to modernise media training, expand academic programmes, and strengthen

The act serves as an important legal framework that recognizes community possession of land and allows for its management and protection by the communities themselves. The focus on executing the Arusha Ruling by the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rig

Wetang’ula has used the leadership retreat to urge MPs to reinvigorate their efforts, build momentum, and ensure that the House fulfills its constitutional mandate effectively before the clock runs out.

On Friday, August 22, 2025, the retreat will feature a joint engagement between the National Assembly leadership and the Judiciary, led by Chief Justice Martha Koome. The session will focus on fostering cooperation between the two arms of government while

The new law, which takes effect on August 19, 2025, aims to strengthen the fight against corruption and unethical conduct by regulating conflicts of interest, as well as the declaration of income, assets, and liabilities (DIALs) by public officers.

In a sitting marked by fiery exchanges, MPs from across the political divide demanded that the President names legislators accused of soliciting bribes from the Executive in exchange for favourable committee reports.

The job openings include 7 officer-level, 200 graduate trainee positions and 50 driver slots. Interested candidates are requested to visit KRA website for full job descriptions and specifications.

“For 33 years, Kenya has revolved around two major political formations. The difference in their strengths has not been so significant. Like other democracies, our country requires bipartisan consensus, especially when dealing with very serious national i

Kenya currently achieves about 80 percent coverage for basic vaccines, but only 55 percent of children aged 12–23 months receive all recommended doses on schedule, according to Ministry of Health data. Immunization prevents an estimated 4–5 million deaths

Speaking during a panel discussion on August 14, 2025 during the Devolution Conference 2025 in Homa Bay County, Senator Mungatana emphasizes that for counties to thrive, governors must stop perceiving senators as political threats. Instead, they should we

The announcement comes as he officially opened the 9th Devolution Conference in Homa Bay County on August 13, 2025, where over 10,000 delegates gathered under the theme “For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion and So

The positions, which are designed to facilitate the implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), will provide unemployed registered teachers with the opportunity to acquire valuable experience while also addressing personnel requirements.

Shortly after the governor's press conference, Nakuru County Commissioner Dr. Lyford Kibaara called another briefing that contradicted the governor's earlier statements, indicating that there had been no reports of child sex exploitation made at the Maai

The Director and founder of Ranger’s E-Sports Tournament, Caroline Nyambura known as mama Selina, has called upon the gamers to register in order to promote the E-Sport and create opportunities for youth.

Five years ago, following the 2022 elections, Kenya was in a state of political turmoil. Protests rocked on the streets, and the opposition cries for electoral justice’s echoed nationwide. The very foundation of NADCO rests on this period of national stru

“Second-generation alcohol, gender-based violence, child defilement, cattle rustling, and land disputes need more of our attention,” Murkomen emphasized.

The National Police Service, in collaboration with other agencies, has deployed additional officers to manage traffic flow and ensure public safety. Authorities have warn that any violations of traffic rules will be met with stern action.

The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has unveiled a specialized training programme aimed at refreshing journalists’ tools and techniques for crafting compelling narratives around animal welfare.

Visa officers will now check your social media accounts for the past five years before deciding whether to grant you entry. Yes, your tweets, Instagram captions, and those late-night Facebook rants could make or break your American dream.

The centerpiece of these innovations is the Biometric Health Identification (BHI) system. This new system allows patients to access healthcare by merely employing their fingerprints—doing away with the use of papers and hours of queuing in lines.