Manufacturers warn that ongoing regional instability, including Tanzania’s election unrest and internet blackout, threatens cross-border trade and jobs.
Kenya readies for crucial talks with the IMF next week as the government seeks agreement on a securitisation debt policy ahead of a potential new funding programme.
Protests led by road safety groups erupt outside NTSA offices in Nairobi, demanding Director General George Njao step down after reportedly defying board orders to begin terminal leave.
Education and Treasury CSs, UASU, KUSU, and KUHEIHA appear before the Education Parliamentary Committee to find a solution to the lecturers' strike.
Sister to John Ogutu, the Kenyan teacher said to have been killed in Tanzania during the post-election violence, has called on the government to assist in repatriating the deceased's body.
Kabuchai MP Majimbo Kalasinga's hotel was vandalised by goons who made away with goods, reportedly worth millions and damaged the rest.
The widow of a police officer killed at a KCSE exam centre in Turkana pleads for government support, citing the loss of the family’s sole breadwinner and responsibility for a young child.
Kirinyaga County confirms the recovery of 800 acres of public land, valued at over Ksh1 billion, reclaimed after being illegally transferred to private individuals during past local government transitions.
The government and university unions edge closer to ending a 48-day lecturers' strike after breakthrough talks propose a phased plan to pay Ksh7.9 billion in arrears.
Police used teargas to disperse protesters in Tinderet demanding answers over the week-long disappearance of MP aspirant Shadrack Maritim, who vanished during a morning run on October 27.
The Ministry of ICT opposes allowing county governments to charge for public power lines, saying it could raise broadband internet costs.
Nairobi County's Environment Chief Officer, Geoffrey Mosiria, misses court for contempt sentencing, reportedly falling ill upon learning he might be jailed.
A woman safely gave birth to conjoined twins, joined at the abdomen, in Kilifi County; the family was transferred to Kenyatta National Hospital for care.
Princess Lalla Asmaa of the Kingdom of Morocco has arrived in Kenya for an official visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations; she was received by First Lady Mama Rachel Ruto.
Pwani University has suspended all learning activities indefinitely following six weeks of disruption caused by ongoing industrial action by university staff.
Kenya will next week host the 2025 Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens at RFUEA Grounds, between November 15 and 16, with the Kenya Lionesses taking part in the competition.
President Ruto has appointed KNCHR Chairperson Claris Awuor Ogangah-Onyango as the Vice-Chair of the Panel of Experts on Compensation of Victims of Demonstrations and Public Protests.
Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) directs all manufacturers to pay a standards levy of 0.2 per cent of their monthly turnover, following gazettement of Standards (Standards Levy) Order 2025.
National Police Service has announced that November 17, 2025, will be the new nationwide recruitment date for police constables, following the lifting of court orders that had blocked the process.
Faith Kipyegon and marathon champion Beatrice Chebet miss out of the World Athletics 2025 awards finalists' list as Peres Jepchirchir, Sebastian Sawe and Emmanuel Wanyonyi make the cut.
Govt announces standard annual fee of Ksh53,000 for all boarding senior secondary schools across the country with the new regulation expected to come into effect in January 2026.
MPs raise concerns about misappropriation of over Ksh400 million at Sports Kenya amid plans to summon senior government officials over the unexplained millions.
Senior investigators to take over the probe into the killing of Gen Z activist Rex Masai amid incomplete IPOA investigations, the National Police Service tells court.
Kenya achieves major milestone by crossing the £2 billion (Ksh340 billion) mark in trade with the United Kingdom for the first time in the history of trade relations between the two countries.
Kenyan man abducted from his workplace in Ethiopia on October 28 released after his employer pays Ksh3 million ransom.
KeNHA to map out alternative routes for motorists wishing to avoid paying toll charges along the Rironi–Nakuru–Mau Summit Expressway.
World Bank report warns rising global fertiliser prices could drive up food production costs in Kenya just even as farmers prepare for the planting season.
Attorney General and Communications Authority of Kenya, respondents in case filed Kigame and KHRC, seek vacation of orders barring implementation of section of Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act 2025.
IEBC returning officer for the Malava parliamentary by-election disputes the withdrawal of Edgar Busiega, the DCP candidate, from the upcoming by-election.
Govt announces measures to make it cheaper and easier for Kenyans living abroad to send money home in bid to boost remittance inflows and support investment.
Kenyan Fredrick Obuya man missing in Tanzania after allegedly being arrested by police on October 31; friends say he was on a work trip to Zanzibar and his last known location was Oyster Bay Police Station, Dar es Salaam.
Lecturers call off their 49-day strike after signing return-to-work formula; talks for 2025-2029 CBA to conclude in 30 days.
Kenya set to engage Qatar in talks for Ksh200 million Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) upgrade, President William Ruto has revealed.