Paris Saint-Germain will battle Chelsea in the Club World Cup final after a stunning 4–0 victory over Real Madrid. The win marks a historic moment for PSG as they chase global glory.
The National Youth Service refuted claims that its vehicles were used to transport goons during the violent Saba Saba protests in Naivasha, labeling the allegations false and misleading while emphasizing its apolitical stance and strict asset documentation.
Parliament has summoned the Energy and Treasury Cabinet Secretaries to explain controversial Sh30 billion power deals amid rising national debt. Lawmakers are demanding accountability and transparency in the energy sector.
Transport CS Kipchumba Murkomen has defended the government's lockdown of Nairobi’s CBD during the Saba Saba protests, citing public safety and intelligence reports on planned disruptions.
Security was heightened in Mombasa as authorities moved to shut down Saba Saba protests. A leading activist was summoned for questioning over alleged plans to mobilize demonstrations in the coastal city.
Defense CS Aden Duale has led a nationwide crackdown on illegal health facilities under the SHA initiative, shutting down rogue clinics accused of malpractice, fraud, and endangering lives across Kenya.
The State Corporations Appeal Tribunal ordered former KFCB CEO Ezekiel Mutua to repay KSh27,612,360 for an unauthorized salary increase from KSh348,840 to KSh1,115,850 during his second term, ruling the hike illegal and a misuse of public funds.
A popular TikToker has been arrested after a video surfaced online allegedly inciting violence against police during the Saba Saba protests. Authorities warn of legal action against digital incitement and hate speech.
A viral phrase from Kenya's Gen Z, “Unadai Wantam, Kitambulisho Huna,” is sparking online debate as young protesters mock older millennials for lack of civic action and voter registration amid nationwide unrest.
The High Court in Nairobi issued conservatory orders restraining Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja from setting up roadblocks in the Central Business District during protests, citing violations of constitutional rights to assembly and movement.
Kenya’s United Opposition launched a nationwide boycott of businesses tied to President William Ruto’s administration, citing state-sponsored violence and extrajudicial killings during the Saba Saba protests, demanding justice for victims and systemic reforms.
