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Kenya nurses' union KNUN vows to continue its strike, demanding implementation of the 2017 return-to-work agreement despite court orders to resume duty.
Tyson Fury has cast doubt on his proposed November fight with Anthony Joshua, accusing Eddie Hearn and Joshua's camp of seeking more money amid stalled negotiations.
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi defends the club's £300m-plus transfer spending as Spurs seek a major Premier League revival after consecutive 17th-place finishes.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says Rigathi Gachagua's political isolation contributed to his 2024 impeachment, urging leaders to build stronger political alliances.
President William Ruto says Kenya must end tribal politics and discrimination, promising equitable development while defending the Social Health Authority.
Kenya needs stronger public-hospital services for endometriosis, including faster diagnosis, specialist care, laparoscopic surgery, pain management and affordable treatment.
Opinion: Kenya’s SHA faces a critical test over healthcare payments, fraud, digital failures and accountability. Can the Social Health Authority restore public trust?
Ticket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have surpassed 6 million, with the next public sale scheduled for 2027 and new sports joining the Games.
Paul Ng’eno, brother of late Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng’eno, has died after hospitalisation. Rigathi Gachagua has condoled with the family.
Opinion analysis of President William Ruto’s 2027 re-election strategy, including the UDA-ODM alliance, grassroots mobilisation, regional expansion and the key political challenges ahead.
The DRC receives 16,250 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine as authorities battle a deadly outbreak that has recorded 5,290 confirmed cases and 2,516 deaths.
Africa and China deepen media cooperation as AI transforms journalism, with leaders calling for skills development, technology transfer and knowledge-sharing.
A Tanzanian court has ruled that opposition leader Tundu Lissu has a case to answer, allowing his treason trial to proceed amid heightened political tensions.
Former French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has proposed sweeping immigration restrictions in Mayotte, including suspending asylum and family reunification applications if elected president.
Shakhtar Donetsk agree to play their Champions League home matches at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge this season as the Ukrainian club remains unable to return to Donbas Arena.
New US tariffs of up to 50% on certain Canadian goods take effect as Washington and Ottawa fail to reach a trade deal, with Canada vowing dollar-for-dollar retaliation.
Former High Court Judge Justice Joseph Mbalu Mutava has died on Saturday morning. Leaders including Kalonzo Musyoka and Johnson Muthama have mourned him, remembering his public service and judicial career. Mutava served as a High Court judge from 2011 and was married to Kibwezi East MP Jessica Nduku Mbalu.
Arsenal opened their Premier League title defence in emphatic fashion with a 3-0 victory over newly promoted Coventry City at the Emirates Stadium. Kai Havertz, Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard scored as Mikel Arteta's side produced a dominant display and immediately underlined their ambition to retain the championship.
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola says the club needs more options on the wings as it begins its first Premier League season without Mohamed Salah since 2016-17. With Salah, Ibrahima Konate and Andrew Robertson gone and Hugo Ekitike injured, Iraola faces the challenge of rebuilding the squad while preparing for Sunday's opener against Newcastle.
The World Bank has barred Webmasters Kenya Ltd and its director, James Ayugi, from participating in World Bank-financed projects for at least five years over findings of fraudulent and obstructive practices. The case relates to a World Bank-funded project in Somalia involving the alleged misrepresentation of experts and failure to comply with audit requests.
Bitcoin surged nearly 6% to around $77,000, while global stocks recovered some recent losses as investors responded to the US Treasury’s efforts to ease pressure on long-term borrowing costs. Despite the rebound, concerns over inflation, rising government debt, oil prices and geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on markets. Investors are now looking to the upcoming Jackson Hole meeting for clues on monetary policy.
The World Bank forecasts that Lebanon’s economy will contract by 6.4% in 2026, reversing its 2025 recovery as renewed Israel-Hezbollah fighting disrupts tourism, consumption and supply chains. Inflation is expected to reach 17.5%, while banking and fiscal reforms remain critical to securing international support and rebuilding the economy.
Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya has returned to office after nearly four months away, despite being indicted in the United States over alleged links to the Sinaloa Cartel. Rocha Moya denies wrongdoing, while Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has called for “irrefutable” evidence before any action is taken against him.
A primary school teacher has been arrested in Machakos County over allegations of repeatedly sexually abusing a pupil who was under his care. Police say investigations are ongoing, with the pupil receiving medical attention while the suspect remains in custody pending further inquiries.
FIFA has handed Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes a 10-match international ban and a $90,000 fine following his involvement in clashes with Spain players after the World Cup final. Several other players and an Argentina coach have also been sanctioned, while the AFA faces a $321,000 fine and stadium restrictions. The AFA says it will appeal the decisions.
Britain, Canada and Australia have condemned Israel’s decision to close a criminal investigation into the 2024 Gaza strike that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers. The three countries called the decision “shameful,” while WCK demanded an independent investigation. Israel maintains that the decision was based on professional and legal considerations after finding no reasonable suspicion of criminal misconduct.
Arsenal begin their Premier League title defence against Coventry on Friday, with manager Mikel Arteta welcoming the pressure of being the team to beat. After ending a 22-year wait for the title last season, the Gunners enter the campaign as favourites following a 3-0 Community Shield victory over Manchester City, while several rivals begin new eras under different managers.
Suba North MP Millie Odhiambo has criticised Water CS Eric Mugaa over his tone during an inspection of the Oyugis Water Supply Project with Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga. Odhiambo argued that the incident reflects wider confusion over national and county government responsibilities, while Mugaa criticised the project's filtration system and called for more experienced management.
DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua has demanded answers over the death of former Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ngeno, questioning events surrounding the plane crash that killed the former lawmaker in February. Speaking in Narok, Gachagua cited concerns he said were raised by Ngeno’s mother and challenged Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen to explain allegations surrounding the aircraft, fuel and the release of an individual who was reportedly questioned.
Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara and Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris engaged in a heated exchange during a TV47 debate after Passaris accused Kihara of being involved in the 2007 violence in Naivasha and engaging in political incitement. Kihara strongly rejected the allegations, while the confrontation escalated until moderator Fred Indimuli muted their microphones.
A Tanzanian court has ruled that opposition leader Tundu Lissu has a case to answer in his treason trial, following testimony from 17 prosecution witnesses. Lissu, who faces a charge that could carry the death penalty, denies the allegations and plans to call senior government officials, including President Samia Suluhu Hassan, as defence witnesses.
DCP party leader Rigathi Gachagua has declined to appear before the NCIC on August 27, citing a pre-planned foreign trip running from August 26 to October 20. His lawyers have challenged the commission's allegations, demanding original recordings, certified transcripts, translations and details of the complaints while maintaining that Gachagua remains willing to cooperate with a lawful investigation.
UNCCD COP17 is underway in Ulaanbaatar under the theme “Restoring Land, Restoring Hope”, with negotiations focused on ecosystem restoration, drought resilience and financing. The summit has also drawn calls from Indigenous representatives and civil-society activists for greater recognition of traditional knowledge and stronger participation in formal decision-making on land and desertification.
Chidimma Adetshina is challenging a South African government decision declaring her a prohibited person as a long-running dispute over her citizenship continues in court. The beauty queen says she was born in South Africa and has followed the proper legal process to establish her status. Her case has sparked protests, political debate and concerns over xenophobia, while her deportation challenge remains ongoing.
At least 13 people, including five children, were injured in a drone strike on a residential area of Mekelle, Ethiopia’s Tigray regional capital. A second strike was reportedly carried out near Mekelle University. The attacks come amid heightened tensions between federal and Tigrayan forces, raising fresh fears that the region could slide back into war after a devastating two-year conflict ended in 2022.
What began as online slang has become a growing real-world spectacle, with young competitors facing off in “aura battles” using dance, poses, facial expressions and creativity to win over crowds. The trend, inspired by TikTok culture, is spreading from Mexico to other parts of Latin America, turning the idea of charisma into a playful competition with cash prizes.
Hundreds of mourners and political leaders have gathered at Malinya Grounds in Ikolomani Constituency, Kakamega County, for the funeral of Gloria Khalwale, wife of Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale. The Catholic Church is conducting the service, attended by leaders including Senators Edwin Sifuna and Godfrey Osotsi and MPs Jack Wamboka and Majimbo Kalasinga.
Fifteen years after Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown, Libya remains divided between rival political and military centres. Failed elections, competing institutions and powerful armed and economic networks have entrenched the country's fragmentation. While oil revenues keep the rival camps economically connected, the arrangement has also helped preserve a status quo that continues to delay the creation of a unified and stable Libyan state.
The Raila Amolo Odinga Mausoleum at Kang’o ka Jaramogi in Bondo, Siaya County, is now 50 per cent complete and remains on course for completion by the end of September 2026. Principal Secretary for Defence Patrick Mariru also inspected ongoing projects at Nyamira University College, Gusii Stadium and Moi Stadium, which are part of government efforts to expand education infrastructure and modernise sports facilities.
Brian Mundubile is taking Zambia’s presidential election result to court after the Electoral Commission declared Hakainde Hichilema the winner with about 60 percent of the vote. The opposition alleges irregularities, intimidation and disruptions during the election, while post-election security incidents, including the death of opposition MP Mutotwe Kafwaya, have heightened political tensions.
Residents across Seoul participated in civil defence drills involving emergency evacuations, first aid and shelter procedures as part of the annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise. This year’s drills focused on emerging threats including drones, GPS disruption and cyberattacks, while some military field exercises were replaced by simulations in an effort to maintain readiness without further escalating tensions with Pyongyang.
Former Zambian cabinet minister Mutotwe Kafwaya was shot dead during a security operation at the home of opposition leader Brian Mundubile, according to police. Authorities said the raid targeted a suspected militia and resulted in 11 arrests, while Mundubile has rejected the allegations. The opposition is challenging the presidential election result, while the UN has urged Zambia to respect due process and human rights.
Liberian authorities have charged former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor with drug trafficking, money laundering, conspiracy and other offences after she was stopped at Roberts International Airport while attempting to leave the country. Three foreign nationals have also been charged in absentia as Liberia intensifies its crackdown on international drug trafficking following major cocaine seizures.
Chinese humanoid robot manufacturers are increasingly targeting international markets beyond the United States, with Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia emerging as key destinations. Companies are scaling production, integrating artificial intelligence and cutting costs as they seek to deploy robots in factories facing labour shortages, rising wages and growing demand for automation.
The death toll from the collapse of an artisanal gold mine in Zamboye, Nana-Mambéré prefecture, has risen above 100. Several people remain missing or trapped, while authorities investigate the cause of the disaster and possible safety violations. The tragedy has renewed concerns over dangerous working conditions and weak oversight in the Central African Republic’s small-scale mining sector.
Pressure is mounting on President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to announce dates for Senegal’s municipal and departmental elections as the mandates of local authorities approach expiry in January. The dispute comes amid a growing political rift between Faye and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, with the local vote potentially reshaping the balance of power ahead of the 2029 presidential election.
The Organization of American States has called for more personnel, equipment and funding for Haiti’s UN-backed Gang Suppression Force as armed groups continue to control large parts of Port-au-Prince and expand into other regions. The OAS is also urging faster voter registration ahead of the December 13 elections while supporting efforts to improve security, healthcare and investment in the crisis-hit Caribbean nation.
Uli Hoeness has pledged Bayern Munich’s unconditional support for Jamal Musiala after the 23-year-old Germany international suffered another on-field collapse during a pre-season friendly at Heidenheim. Bayern says specialists have found no concerns about Musiala continuing high-performance sport, although neurologists have stressed that more information is needed to understand his condition and its potential impact on his career.
Coventry City manager Frank Lampard believes his side can defy relegation predictions by following the example of Sunderland and Leeds, who avoided the drop after promotion last season. The Sky Blues have strengthened their squad with seven new signings costing more than £120 million as they prepare for their first Premier League match in 25 years.
The Media Owners Association of Kenya has mourned José Alberto Suárez, a senior Telemundo and NBC media executive who died alongside six others in a helicopter crash in Samburu County. The association highlighted his more than two decades in broadcasting and his indirect contribution to Kenyan audiences through Telemundo content carried by local media stations.
National Assembly approves Dr Duncan Ojwang Oburu as the new IPOA chairperson. He is set to succeed Justice Ahmed Issack Hassan and lead Kenya’s police oversight authority
A helicopter crash in Kenya’s Samburu County has claimed seven lives, including Ecuador’s intelligence chief Michele Sensi-Contugi, his wife Stephany Vásconez, five U.S. citizens and the Kenyan pilot. The Eurocopter EC130 B4 crashed in rugged terrain near Mount Ololokwe during a luxury safari flight. Kenyan aviation authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has intensified his criticism of President William Ruto’s administration, accusing state agencies of intimidating Kenyans and businesses while questioning the effectiveness of the Social Health Authority (SHA). Gachagua also attacked the government’s political cooperation with ODM and claimed the Luo community would independently decide its position in the next election.
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has admitted he made a “huge mistake” after testing positive for cocaine during an ATP event in Mallorca. The 31-year-old, a 2022 Wimbledon finalist and former world No. 13, has taken full responsibility for the failed test and apologised to his fans, family, sponsors and young supporters. His provisional suspension began on August 4 as he faces another challenging chapter in an injury-plagued career.
Vocal Africa has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to closely monitor Kenya ahead of the 2027 General Election, citing growing political tensions, alleged ethnic incitement and organised political violence. The organisation has criticised state institutions for failing to adequately address the risks and urged the ICC to preserve and analyse credible information on potential crimes within its jurisdiction. President William Ruto has pledged that his administration will uphold the rule of law and prevent violence during the 2027 polls.
Jamal Musiala has revealed that he has been diagnosed with a neurological disorder after collapsing during Bayern Munich’s pre-season friendly against Heidenheim on Tuesday. The 23-year-old Germany international experienced a similar episode against RB Leipzig three days earlier. Musiala said the condition causes brief, temporary episodes of absence but is easily treatable, adding that he is receiving the best possible medical care and remains optimistic about his health.
Equity Group Holdings Plc has reported a 32% increase in Profit After Tax to KSh45.5 billion for the first half of 2026, up from KSh34.6 billion a year earlier. Total income rose 25% to KSh124.9 billion, supported by a 36% increase in non-funded income. The Group’s balance sheet expanded 20% to KSh2.16 trillion, while customer deposits and net loans grew by 21% and 19%, respectively. Improved digital adoption also helped lower the cost-to-income ratio to 48.6%.
Former Manchester United and Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba will leave Monaco after the Ligue 1 club agreed to terminate his contract early. The 33-year-old made just six league appearances last season, playing 115 minutes, and is currently sidelined with a thigh injury. Pogba joined Monaco after serving an 18-month doping ban and has struggled to regain consistent fitness since returning to football.
A Eurocopter EC130 B4 helicopter, registration 5Y-GYM, has crashed at Mt. Ololokwe in Samburu County while travelling from Loisaba to Ewaso Nyiro. The accident occurred at approximately 9:13 a.m., prompting an emergency response involving security and medical teams. The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed the crash, while the Air Accident Investigation Department leads investigations. The number and identities of those on board remain unconfirmed.
OpenAI is slowing development of its most advanced AI systems while strengthening safety and security controls following a cyber incident involving an experimental AI agent. The company has paused its largest planned training run and suspended parts of work on its next major model as it evaluates potential cybersecurity risks. OpenAI is also developing an AI monitoring system designed to detect suspicious behaviour and alert human operators, highlighting growing concerns over the risks posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems.
China is rapidly expanding data-centre infrastructure in western provinces such as Guizhou as part of its “Eastern Data Western Computing” strategy. The move aims to provide the vast energy and computing capacity required for artificial intelligence while taking advantage of renewable power, cooler climates and available land. Although local communities have benefited from new jobs and infrastructure, researchers warn that data centres may deliver limited economic gains and add to regional debt pressures.
FIFA COO Kevin Lamour’s departure sparks criticism from human rights and labour groups, raising fresh concerns over governance, transparency and dissent.
Meta faces a landmark federal trial over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed to be addictive to children, with states seeking $200 billion.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the U.S. lifts sanctions, releases frozen assets and meets conditions of a June interim deal.
Absa Bank Kenya reports Ksh.10.5 billion profit after tax for the six months to June 2026, driven by growth in customer assets, deposits and subsidiary income.
Newcastle United have signed Bosnia defender Amar Dedic from Benfica for a reported £30 million, reuniting him with manager Matthias Jaissle.
Peter Kaluma asks NCIC to reschedule his summons over alleged inflammatory remarks in Homa Bay, disputing their transcription and translation.
Five-time Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo has been honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking a historic moment for African music and global entertainment.
Ndindi Nyoro’s political moves are fuelling speculation over his 2027 ambitions and his potential role in Kenya’s next presidential contest.
Wladimir Klitschko has paid tribute to late actress Hayden Panettiere, describing her as an important part of his life and the mother of their daughter Kaya.
Former Kanye West will become one of the biggest Western artists to perform in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, as he seeks to rebuild his career after years of antisemitic and pro-Nazi controversies
Prosecutors accuse former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis of orchestrating the fatal Las Vegas shooting as an act of revenge, while his defence dismisses the case as a product of unreliable evidence and a flawed investigation
Honeymooning couple Alexander Cromie and Marie Ebert died alongside their Greek pilot when their private helicopter crashed near a landing pad on Sifnos
BBC investigation raises concerns over alleged donor mix-ups affecting mostly British families, with parents questioning the identities and medical histories of their children’s biological donors
Zambia’s president secures about 60 percent of the vote as opposition raises concerns over the conduct of an election marked by tallying disruptions and a shrinking political space
Senior Treasury officials among suspects accused of fraudulent disbursement of funds meant to support small-scale farmers
Former president becomes a recurring target of Kenya Kwanza attacks as claims of opposition funding, coalition-building and succession plans reshape the race for 2027
US president warns Oman against interfering in Washington-Tehran negotiations as he demands Iran surrender and rejects extending an interim agreement
DCP leader claims Homa Bay unrest was deliberately orchestrated to create conditions for a two-year election postponement
AFC president Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa says the confederation acted within its constitutional mandate after Qatar questioned its participation in a joint statement targeting FIFA president Gianni Infantino
Removal of President William Ruto’s portrait by Gatundu South MP GG Kagombe has revived debate over whether Kenyan law requires the head of state’s image to be displayed in offices and business premises
Family says Sharon’s death and prolonged trial caused financial hardship, emotional trauma and left her three children vulnerable
Okoth Obado seeks a lenient or non-custodial sentence after his conviction for Sharon Otieno’s murder, citing his health, age and lengthy trial.
Sunday’s chaotic Linda Mwananchi tour has reignited a long-running debate over infrastructure, accountability and the pace of development in Homa Bay County and the wider Nyanza region.
The government has defended the Sh45.85 billion Talanta Sports City Stadium contract, attributing the Sh10.85 billion increase to taxes and import-related costs.
Linda Mwananchi calls for investigations into Homa Bay tour violence, accusing police and intelligence officers of involvement in attacks that left people injured and two dead.
Displaced Palestinians in Deir al-Balah are struggling with shortages of water and food, with families relying on limited aid and charity kitchens.
Illegal succulent poaching is threatening South Africa’s rare plant species, with millions of plants harvested since 2018 amid rising international demand.
A cholera outbreak in northern Cameroon has recorded more than 1,000 cases and 28 deaths, prompting health teams to intensify treatment and prevention efforts.
Saint-Louis hosts its traditional pirogue regatta as thousands celebrate Guet-Ndar’s fishing heritage, with Pond Kholé winning the decisive Grand Prix.
Rigathi Gachagua accuses Mathira MP Eric Wamumbi of sharing confidential family and property details with President William Ruto.
Hakainde Hichilema leads Zambia’s presidential election with 58.87% of votes counted in 135 constituencies, putting him on course for a second term.
Aryna Sabalenka beats Talia Gibson 6-2, 7-6 to reach the Cincinnati Masters third round, while Rybakina, Andreeva and Gauff also advance.
Martha Karua declares her readiness to run for Kenya’s presidency in 2027, saying it is time for a woman to lead and ruling out a running-mate role.
At least seven people were killed and 19 injured in a stampede at Bihar's Ashok Dham temple after rumours of a fallen electric pole triggered panic.
India’s High Commission in Kenya marks the 80th Independence Day with cultural performances, a tribute to Vande Mataram and celebrations of India-Kenya ties.
EADB injects KSh11.6 million into the 23rd FEASSA Games in Tanzania, supporting youth talent as Kenya seeks to retain the regional school sports title.
Governor Irungu Kang’ata condemns violence during the Linda Mwananchi rally in Homa Bay, calling for arrests, accountability and respect for constitutional rights.
One person has died and 46 others injured after violence erupted during a Linda Mwananchi rally in Homa Bay Town, with vehicles and property destroyed.
UN rights chief Volker Türk has condemned Turkey’s tougher juvenile justice laws, warning that longer prison terms for children raise serious human rights concerns.
At least four people have died after unprecedented heavy rain hit eastern Japan, flooding communities, disrupting transport and stranding thousands at Narita Airport.
President William Ruto is set to attend the Kenya Music Festivals 2026 State Concert at State Lodge Bungoma, celebrating Kenya’s musical and cultural talent.
More than 57 illegal betting machines have been destroyed in Embu East after authorities launched a crackdown on unlicensed gambling and underage betting.
Alabama has executed Jeremy Tremaine Williams for the 2021 kidnapping, sexual assault and murder of five-year-old Kamarie Holland after he waived further appeals.
Nigel Farage has reclaimed his Clacton parliamentary seat with 63% of the vote, while satirical candidate Count Binface surprised with 27% in the by-election.
Two Indian nationals allegedly kidnapped after arriving at JKIA have been rescued in Kajiado, with three Pakistani nationals arrested over a KSh4.1 million ransom demand.
The Great Lakes International Contact Group urges the DRC to fast-track FDLR disarmament, strengthen accountability and uphold commitments under regional peace agreements.
A family in Gatundu North, Kiambu County, was shocked after a decomposing woman's body was discovered inside a well used for domestic water.
Kenya Vision 2030 has fallen short on key goals including 10% economic growth, industrialisation, job creation, poverty reduction, housing and governance.
Kenya Vision 2030 has delivered major gains in infrastructure, energy and digital services, but economic growth, manufacturing, jobs and inequality remain challenges.
Google says its Gemini AI assistant has surpassed 1 billion monthly users, marking a major milestone as the company intensifies competition with OpenAI, Anthropic and DeepSeek.
A forensic physician told the trial over Diego Maradona's death that warning signs including swelling and breathing problems were overlooked during his home hospitalization.
Cristiano Ronaldo and long-time partner Georgina Rodriguez have married in a private ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, after a decade-long relationship.
Afghan fathers describe growing despair as the Taliban's ban on girls' secondary and higher education threatens their daughters' futures and ambitions.
Kenya could require about 1,000MW of battery energy storage as electricity demand rises, helping reduce thermal power use and integrate more renewable energy.
Several people were feared dead after a ferry carrying 95 people capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe amid strong waves and bad weather.
A Spain-led international police operation has dismantled a major Western Mediterranean network accused of trafficking migrants, drugs and weapons, with 78 arrests.
More than 300 children have died in the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, with cases surpassing 4,000 and deaths reaching approximately 1,850.
Ivory Coast has welcomed home the sacred Djidji Ayokwe talking drum, taken by French colonial forces in 1916 and returned after more than a century.
The US Senate has overwhelmingly approved a sweeping Russia sanctions package targeting Moscow’s energy revenues and countries supporting its economy.
More than 300 kidnapping victims have been rescued across northern Nigeria in the country’s largest single-day hostage rescue operation, President Bola Tinubu says.
The FA has introduced new safety regulations banning solid brick, breeze block and concrete barriers around pitches following the death of former Arsenal youth player Billy Vigar.
Diego Maradona’s historic 1986 World Cup ball, used for his famous ‘Hand of God’ goal against England, is expected to sell for $10 million at a US auction.
President William Ruto’s daughter Charlene Ruto is celebrating her traditional Koito engagement ceremony with Isaya Yunge at Intonna Heritage Farm in Kilgoris, Narok County.
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has asked Wycliffe Oparanya to support his 2027 presidential ambitions as the Linda Mwananchi movement intensifies political mobilisation in Western Kenya.
Amazon is financing a massive gas-fired power plant in Texas to supply electricity to its AI data centre, raising concerns over emissions and the environmental impact of private power generation.
Tanzanian Bongo Flava star Juma Jux has sparked speculation of a major Warner Music Group partnership after sharing photos from the global music company’s offices.
Dancehall star Vybz Kartel has praised Spice for standing by him during his years behind bars, calling her a loyal friend and key supporter of his career.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces growing pressure after UEFA renewed its boycott threat over a cancelled World Cup investment plan, while CAF backs his leadership.
KWS says 16 elephants have died in the Amboseli ecosystem as investigations continue, with preliminary tests pointing to possible cyanide poisoning.
A Shakahola massacre witness has told a Mombasa court that Paul Mackenzie allegedly instructed followers to reject education, medicine and identity documents.
A new Senate report shows only six Kenyan counties met the legal development spending threshold in 2024/25, raising concerns over fiscal responsibility and service delivery.
Former Chesikaki councillor and Mt Elgon parliamentary aspirant Nathan Wasama Masai has been shot dead after gunmen attacked his home in Cheptais, Bungoma County.
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has overtaken Edwin Sifuna in the WANTAM online opposition flag bearer vote, with the latest results projecting a Kalonzo–Sifuna ticket ahead of the August 23 debate.
CAF has unanimously reaffirmed its support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino despite growing criticism from UEFA and other football confederations ahead of the FIFA presidential election.
Rising concern over deaths in police custody and allegations of police brutality in Kenya has renewed calls for accountability, justice, and policing reforms.
Rigathi Gachagua has proposed the formation of a "Hyena Coalition" to unite parties backing the one-term movement against President William Ruto, as the controversy over CS Aden Duale's remarks continues.
A Nairobi court has approved the extradition of three Kenyan nationals to the United States to face federal charges including cybercrime, wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and computer intrusion conspiracy.
President says the colonial-era terms are demeaning, directs all government agencies to officially recognize private security personnel as Private Security Officers while announcing reforms and a 15 percent minimum wage increase.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja's KSh1 trillion underground metro proposal has drawn criticism from residents demanding improved roads, drainage and public services first.
Scottish authorities are investigating several athletes reported missing after the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, with members of Uganda and Pakistan's boxing teams among those unaccounted for.
South Korean police have raided the football association offices as they investigate allegations linked to Hong Myung-bo's national team coaching appointment.
Kenya has reaffirmed its sugar import ban as Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe says local production is sufficient and reforms will protect farmers and boost exports.
Canal+ has secured exclusive UEFA Champions League and club competition rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, covering more than 40 countries until 2031.
Nigeria says more than 300 kidnapped people have been rescued in a joint military and intelligence operation targeting criminal groups in Kwara and Niger states.
Police rescue abducted doctor Dr. Emmanuel Kerich in Athi River after kidnappers demanded a Ksh. 3 million ransom. Two suspects escape as investigations continue.
Ebola cases are rising rapidly in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with health officials reporting thousands of infections and deaths as global aid increases.
Spain's Ceuta territory has requested urgent government help as more than 1,000 unaccompanied migrant children remain after a major influx from Morocco.
Ugandan footballer David Owori has died after a suspected robbery attack in Kampala. The SC Villa captain and national team player was 27 years old.
An Indian court has convicted former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal of rape, overturning his 2021 acquittal in the high-profile 2013 sexual assault case.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says communication with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei remains difficult but insists his leadership continues to guide the country.
Meta has launched Muse Code, an AI-powered coding assistant, alongside Spark 1.2 as it competes with OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic in enterprise AI tools.
Gor Mahia has been ordered to reform its leadership after the Sports Disputes Tribunal nullified Eliud Owalo's appointment as patron and directed the club to establish a Board of Trustees.
FIFA has reaffirmed its support for President Gianni Infantino after abandoning its controversial World Cup private investment proposal following global criticism.
President Donald Trump denied reports of U.S. munitions shortages, threatened jail for alleged leakers, and rejected claims that weapons supplies affected his Iran strategy.
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