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Dahabshiil CEO Abdirashid Duale receives the Leadership Award at the Global Somali Awards 2025 in Ohio, USA.
At least 12 people have died and over 400 injured in nationwide protests marking a year since anti-Finance Bill demonstrations, with 72 arrested. Nairobi is slowly returning to normal, with some free-to-air TV signals resumed after a court ruling lifted the ban on protest broadcasts. Family Bank reports a 53% rise in dividends.
Government and organizations react to Kenya protests; commitments for lawful demonstrations and criticism of media coverage emerge.
TikTok introduces new safety tools for Africa; AU-IBAR initiates a strategy to safeguard donkeys across the continent.
Kenya Meteorological Service warns of continuous rain in five regions; Quickmart addresses concerns regarding dead bodies in OTC.
Dahabshiil CEO Abdirashid Duale receives the Leadership Award at the Global Somali Awards 2025 in Ohio, USA.
Demand for donkey skin is driving thefts in Kenya, affecting livelihoods. This follows the rise in global demand for ejiao, a traditional Chinese medicine.
Kenyans abroad condemn the government's crackdown on protests and media coverage, warning of a slide into tyranny. Jaymo Ule Msee faces backlash for calling the June 25 protests “fake” and “tribal.”
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah criticizes President Ruto for allegedly undermining the rule of law in governance. Meanwhile, UDA condemns protest violence and defends the government's measures.
TECNO has launched the Spark Go 2 in Kenya, continuing its budget smartphone line with updated specs and features. Pricing details are yet to be confirmed. On June 25, during Gen Z protests for President Ruto's resignation, the government imposed media blackouts and restricted Telegram use.
Isiolo County Assembly denies claims of a sitting on Governor Guyo's impeachment, refuting reports of a majority vote in favor. AU-IBAR launches strategy to protect Africa's donkeys, crucial for farming.
The Communications Authority has lifted the ban on live broadcasts of protests following a court ruling, despite previous restrictions on TV stations.
Violent protests on June 25 in Kenya lead to 4 deaths, nearly 30 injuries, and accusations of orchestration by government officials.
Political leaders respond to protests; notable events include discussions of Governor Guyo's impeachment and demands for arrest of Gachagua.
Protests in Kenya lead to violence, damaging businesses and resulting in the death of a security guard.
Recent protests have led to deaths of 15 individuals, injuries to 400, and property damage amidst chaos.
Interior CS Murkomen and the government face backlash over alleged excessive use of force during protests.
