President Ruto promised a Youth Enterprise Investment Bank with Ksh9.75B capital for affordable loans and credit guarantees, plus Ksh50K grants under NYOTA starting September.
Jubilee Party leader Uhuru Kenyatta announced a Special National Delegates Conference to be held at Jockey Club, Nairobi, at the end of the month, focusing on party strategy and policy.
A new report highlights a significant surge in kidney disease across Kenya, with an estimated 4 to 5 million Kenyans affected, particularly young people, many unaware of their condition.
Senator Boni Khalwale has urged President Ruto and Raila Odinga to uphold the Constitution and end prolonged political talks, calling them a threat to national stability.
Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua reported 84 complaints from 15 counties within two days of a crackdown on fraudulent foreign job recruiters, with victims losing Sh17.3 million and facing passport withholdings.
The High Court ruled that mandatory IMEI registration for phones is unconstitutional, citing violations of privacy rights and risks of unchecked State surveillance.
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara was charged with incitement and undermining a public officer, leading to her arraignment at Milimani Law Courts after a dramatic arrest.
A woman dubbed the "Kandara Drug Queen" was arrested in Murang’a County with 225 kilograms of bhang valued at Sh6.7 million, marking a significant blow to drug trafficking networks.
Six Kenyan counties—Nairobi, Turkana, Kakamega, Nakuru, Mandera, and Kilifi—have received the largest share of the Sh3.7 trillion devolved funds since 2013, driven by population, land size, and economic factors.
