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Crime Watch
Ruto warns police against political partisanship ahead of 2027 polls
President William Ruto has today directed police officers to uphold discipline, professionalism and impartiality as Kenya heads towards the 2027…
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Education
Sifuna denied entry to JKUAT Karen Campus
Nairobi Senator and the Linda Mwananchi Movement 2027 presidential hopeful Edwin Sifuna was on Thursday, September 17, 2026 denied entry…
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Courts
Police boss Kanja faces sentencing after defying court order
Inspector General (IG) of the National Police Service (NPS) Douglas Kanja now faces sentencing for contempt of court after the…
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Courts
Foiled jailbreak: Woman arrested after pliers, shears found hidden in food for Ruai remandees
A suspected jailbreak at Ruai Police Station was dramatically foiled after an 18-year-old woman allegedly smuggled a pair of pliers…
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Crime Watch
Ruto turns fire directly on Uhuru, brands ex-president ‘rebel leader’
President William Ruto has today launched his most direct political attack yet on his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta, accusing the retired…
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Elections
ODM to Ruto: DP slot, half of government or no deal
The political honeymoon between President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza administration and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is facing a fresh…
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Courts
Wanjiru’s 14-year-old daughter heads to UK to seek justice for murdered mother
The 14-year-old daughter of Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru, who was allegedly murdered by a British soldier 14 years ago, is…
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Courts
IPOA’s independence on trial as new boss takes charge
Duncan Ojwang Oburu has taken charge of Kenya’s police watchdog at perhaps its most consequential moment yet—with public confidence in…
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Business
Matiang’i raises questions over Sh3billion police uniform tender
Former Interior Cabinet Secretary and Jubilee Party presidential aspirant Fred Matiang’i has alleged that senior government officials exerted intense pressure…
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Education
ECDE officers seek Senate intervention over salary freeze, pension pain
More than 300 Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) officers have taken their battle for better pay, career progression and fair…
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