4:16 pm
Police from Classic Nyeri County launch investigations after a man is found with a human head.
3:45 pm
The National Police Service accuses hired goons of instigating chaos during protests in various parts of Nairobi on July 23.
3:15 pm
The Social Health Authority elaborates that the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) will continue to discharge financial services for health services.
2:43 pm
President William Ruto announces the govt will be undertaking reforms in VAT refunds disbursement arguing that the current process is opaque.
2:00 pm
14 Kenyans file case seeking referendum to oust President Ruto & DP Gachagua.
1:49 pm
President William Ruto orders the release of all detained protestors but vows all criminals will still be pursued.
1:20 pm
President William Ruto nominates the second batch of cabinet secretaries whose names will be forwarded to the National Assembly for vetting. The Cabinet Secretaries are: John Mbadi (National Treasury), Salim Mvurya (Investment Trade and Industry), Rebecca Miano (Tourism and Wildlife), Opiyo Wandayi (Energy and Petroleum), Kipchumba Murkomen (Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports).
12:35 pm
Senate launches probe into alleged plan to lease JKIA.
12:00 pm
The Bodaboda Safety Association of Kenya voices support for a truce between President William Ruto and opposition leader Raila Odinga to restore calm in the country.
11:44 am
Journalists demand an end to threats from the Communications Authority (CA).
11:00 am
President William Ruto to hold a press briefing at 1pm.
10:24 am
Kenyan journalists hold demonstrations across the country, picketing against abductions and brutality meted on media practitioners during the recent anti-govt protests.
10:12 am
President William Ruto reveals police and prison officers will receive the first installment of salary increments this month (July).
9:48 am
Sirende Ward MCA Alfred Weswa from Trans Nzoia County forced to walk on mud by his constituents for failing to fix a road.
9:00 am
Tourism Industry stakeholders express concerns that recent protests in the country have battered the sector causing Kenya to lose bookings and investments to Tanzania.
8:16 am
DCI withdraws summon issued to Embakasi East MP Babu Owino.
8:01 am
DPP Renson Ingonga appeals for information from the public to solve Rex Masai case after CCTV footage fails to identify shooter.
7:12 am
The National Assembly gives the public 7 days to submit their views on President William Ruto's CS nominees.
7:04 am
Former Public Service CS Moses Kuria pleads with Kenyan youth to call off protests.
Tue, 23 July 2024
6:29 pm
Kenya to pay Italian investors Ksh23 billion for abandoned Arror and Kimwarer dams.
6:00 pm
Waqo Ejersa appointed as new KEMSA CEO.
5:43 pm
Foreign Affairs PS Korir Singoei holds a meeting with US Ambassador Meg Whitman revolving around progress in implementing commitments agreed upon when President William Ruto visited the White House earlier in the year.
5:05 pm
Rebecca Miano's name missing from list of names submitted to Parliament for vetting.
4:42 pm
MPs demand the punishment of Juja lawmaker George Koimburi after the latter claimed that legislators were bribed Ksh2 million to pass the Finance Bill, 2024.
4:00 pm
Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma threatens to initiate plans to kick out ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna for issuing a press release communicating that the party had resolved not to negotiate for CS posts in the Kenya Kwanza administration.
3:23 pm
President William Ruto shuffles his CS nominees; Soipan Tuya to serve as Defence Cabinet Secretary if approved while Aden Duale will take up the Environment Minister position.
3:15 pm
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula confirms that all CS nominees who served in the now dissolved cabinet will be vetted afresh.
2:26 pm
Tinted Subaruswithout number plates arrive on Outering Road in Nairobias protesters continue to stage demonstrations.
2:00 pm
Residents of Ndabibi in Naivasha, Nakuru County allege plot by hired goons to invade an expansive parcel of land owned by President William Ruto in the area.
1:10 pm
Protesters assemble and block section of Outering Road.
