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MPs gave the TSC, PSC, and SRC one month to clarify the criteria for hardship allowances, addressing concerns over fairness and transparency for teachers and public officers.

The Government of Kenya, in partnership with the World Bank, has unveiled the NYOTA Program to support over 200,000 youth through job creation, entrepreneurship, and digital innovation initiatives.

President William Ruto assented to the Conflict of Interest Bill, 2023, and the Social Protection Bill, 2025, introducing strict governance rules and updated social assistance criteria.

A detailed exploration of the recent public feud between Kenyan music stars Otile Brown and Bien-Aimé Baraza, sparked by a social media spat over a manager’s resignation, delving into their rivalry, fan reactions, and the broader implications for Kenya’s music scene.

An in-depth exploration of Embakasi East MP Babu Owino’s pledge to disclose details of the 2020 DJ Evolve shooting incident as he prepares for his Nairobi gubernatorial bid, examining the controversy, public sentiment, and implications for his political future.

Police in Kisumu have arrested five suspects linked to the violent assault on journalist Kepher Otieno. The gang was captured during a raid along River Auji following a coordinated operation by Nyamasaria and Kasagam police units. Investigations are ongoing.

A Ministry of Lands official has been arrested in Garissa with illegal ammunition, fake title deeds, and Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) badges. Authorities suspect a wider criminal syndicate and have launched investigations into possible land fraud and security breaches.

A Kenyan court has cleared the path for the trial of Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara over alleged misconduct. The ruling dismissed a petition to stop proceedings, allowing the case to proceed to full hearing.

The Kenya Universities Staff Union (KUSU) has issued a strike threat over the government's delay in commencing negotiations for the 2025–2029 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). The union demands immediate action to safeguard workers' rights in public universities.

Two police officers have been sentenced to 35 years in prison each for the 2020 torture and murder of Dennis Lusava in Kakamega County. The Eldoret High Court found them guilty of unlawfully detaining, torturing, and dumping Lusava’s body in River Nzoia.

Trans Nzoia County has confirmed its first case of Mpox and activated emergency health response mechanisms. The county health department is intensifying public awareness, surveillance, and rapid response to contain the spread.

The Social Health Authority announced recruitment for 64 senior management positions, with applications open until August 19, 2025, via recruitment.sha.go.ke.