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Governor Wamatangi's initiative for Thika's city status moves to the Senate for further consideration.
Super petrol prices increase by 9 shillings to 186.31 shillings per litre, stressing household budgets. The Kenya Union of Clinical Officers criticizes Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja on healthcare. Governor Wamatangi pushes for Thika's city status in the Senate, while boda boda operators in Ruiru advocate for better working conditions.
Kenya to host the 13th World Potato Congress in 2026, and mourning of popular comedian KK.
Kenya's early rollout of injectable HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir and concerns over mysterious disease in Mombasa.
Updates on political changes, directorial changes in the IEBC, and allegations against the government.
New directive on use of force by law enforcement, charges against 1,500 individuals, and recovery of fraudulently obtained funds.
Reports on government caution for investors, school funding audits, tree felling in Thogoto Forest, and protests in Kitengela.
Nvidia to restart AI chip sales to China; Meta to invest hundreds of billions in AI data centers; Musk’s Grok signs $200m deal.
KRA to collect sugar levies; state allocates Sh1.5bn for affordable housing internship; Equity named best bank.
A litre of super petrol rises by Sh9; motorists affected by high fuel prices; drivers offered up to £3,750 discount on electric cars.
HELB reports financial difficulties affecting 450,000 learners, with a funding shortage of Ksh. 13.7B.
Governor Wamatangi's initiative for Thika's city status moves to the Senate for further consideration.
The Kenya Revenue Authority will collect sugar levies from millers and importers, as announced recently. The National Treasury has allocated 1.5 billion shillings for the Affordable Housing Internship Programme.
TikToker Brian Chira's grandmother, Esther Njeri, is heartbroken after his grave was vandalized, reopening her grief.
Hiring of a new political registrar has begun as new parties increase. Former registrar Anne Nderitu is now an IEBC commissioner.
Aldrine Kibet, ex-St Anthony’s Kitale star, is set to sign with Celta Vigo today, with his parents present for the ceremony in Spain. Kenya Simbas' World Cup bid ends after loss to Zimbabwe, prompting calls for action from KRU. Police athletes benefit as the college integrates athletics into its physical training program for recruits.
Moringa School held its annual career fair and graduation on July 11, 2025, at the Dome ASK, Jamhuri Showground, Nairobi. OPPO is set to launch the Reno14 Series in Kenya on July 24, succeeding the Reno13 series. Standard Chartered highlighted the importance of blended finance for Africa's infrastructure and climate goals at the Africa Debate in London. LG announced the global rollout of its wireless OLED evo M5 TV series, featuring its advanced True technology.
Gachagua mourns popular comedian KK, who passed away after a short illness. KK was known for his humorous impersonations of Gachagua.
The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) faces increasing pressure for dissolution amid concerns over its effectiveness. The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) announces it lacks funds to support new students, leaving over 400,000 without financial aid this year. Residents of Marigat, Baringo South express surprise after a theft incident occurs at a local mortuary. Kenya will be among nine countries to roll out a new HIV vaccine starting January, following approval from the WHO. Gloria Orwoba is ordered by the court to pay 11.5 million Kenyan Shillings to Senate clerk Jeremiah Nyegenye. Vihiga County residents, including business owners and transport operators, protest against the recent rise in fuel prices. President William Ruto claims the nation's economy is improving due to government strategies aimed at lowering the cost of living. Residents in Mombasa report fear after four unexplained deaths are linked to an unidentified illness. Experts gather in Nairobi to discuss clean air policies for Africa, emphasizing environmental sustainability. The MPESA caravan continues for a second day in the Rift Valley, promoting digital finance in Uasin Gishu, Trans Nzoia, and West Pokot counties. Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen emphasizes that all police officers are accountable for their actions, regardless of their uniform. Murkomen states that nearly 1,500 arrests have been made in connection with damages from the Saba Saba protests. Murkomen assures the public that any police officers accused of misuse of force will face legal action. Murkomen asserts that the reign of terror by criminal gangs must end at any cost, highlighting the need for law enforcement accountability.
