Nairobi County acquires a chapati-making machine that produces 6,000–8,000 chapatis per hour, months after President Ruto announced plans to help the county acquire the machine.
KRA collected Ksh85.146 billion in taxes in September 2025, marking the highest monthly total in its history.
The US delivers 20 new armoured vehicles to Haitian Gang Suppression Forces, weeks after President Ruto accused them of sending old vehicles to the Kenya-led MSS.
A three-judge bench has postponed the impeachment hearing of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to December 16, 2025.
The government has released Ksh2.4 billion in Inua Jamii funds for September to support over 1.2 million Kenyans.
A former mortuary attendant at Mbagathi Hospital is accused of taking a Ksh40,000 bribe to release a body, bypassing official hospital procedures, a court has heard.
Lecturers’ strike in public universities continues after talks collapsed, with unions blaming the SRC for interfering in negotiations and planning protests across campuses; the standoff enters its fourth week.
Nearly 600 traders at Fig Tree Market close Limuru Road, protesting night demolition of their stalls by Nairobi County officials; they say their products were in the stalls during the demolitions.
The government announces plans to launch Kenya’s first online platform for selling farmers’ produce, starting with the coffee sector; CS Kagwe says the platform will link farmers directly to both local and international buyers.
Court refers the hate speech case facing Mumias East MP Peter Salasya to the NCIC for review and recommendation, the remarks were made on his X accounts in May.
The Attorney General has asked the High Court to toss out a case challenging how presidential advisors were appointed, insisting the appointments were done legally and followed all the right procedures.
At least one person has died, while several others are nursing injuries in two separate accidents that occurred this morning along the Murang'a-Kenol and Chuka-Embu highways.
KTDA has announced that tea farmers will receive their final payment by Wednesday, October 15.
FKF President Hussein Mohammed lands a role in the FIFA Institution Relations Committee, as Abdalla Yusuf Ibrahim, a member of FKF's National Executive Committee, has been picked to join the FIFA Stadium and Security Committee.
Mental health patients will now be covered under the government insurance scheme, SHA, Ministry of Health CS Aden Duale has announced.
EACC arrests and charges ex-Nairobi Water official accused of drawing a salary of Ksh7.8 million with a forged degree from the University of Nairobi.
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has arrived in Nairobi, where he is expected to attend the 24th COMESA Heads of State and Government Summit tomorrow.
Education CS Julius Ogamba warns schools to follow official hours, directing classes to run from 8:00am to 3:00pm, threatening disciplinary action for schools forcing students to report early.
KeRRA has launched tenders for over 500 rural roads and bridges to be upgraded nationwide under the “Connecting Devolved Kenya” plan, aimed at boosting rural connectivity and economic growth.
Senator Tabitha Mutinda has been elected to the Board of Governance of the Parliamentary Network on the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Kenya and the IMF are set for crunch talks on a new financing programme in Washington, D.C., in the United States next week, according to CBK Governor Kamau Thugge.