A driver died in a fatal head-on collision involving a matatu and two trucks on September 10 at Chimoi, along the Webuye–Eldoret highway. On Thursday, September 11, thousands of motorists were stuck for hours in a major traffic jam at the Salgaa section of the Nakuru-Eldoret Highway, disrupting transport along the key northern corridor. Meanwhile, the government is implementing new regulations for boda boda riders, including mandatory uniforms and SACCO membership, to curb lawlessness. This initiative follows a meeting between Nairobi Regional Police Commander George Seda and the National Boda Boda Association leadership.

An investigation is underway into the murder of Nairobi-based lawyer Kyalo Mbobu, who was killed on Magadi Road. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen announced that significant progress has been made in the probe. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has given detectives 7 days to conclude their investigation into the killing. A post-mortem examination, conducted by Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor, confirmed that Mbobu died from excessive bleeding and severe injuries from bullet wounds. The family of the slain lawyer has spoken out to demand justice, describing him as the pillar of their family and urging the government to conduct speedy investigations.

A fire destroyed a dormitory at Cheptenye Boys High School in Kericho County, leaving over 100 students stranded; the blaze is under investigation and no injuries were reported. A new report from the Association of Kenya Insurers (AKI) reveals that the vast majority of Kenyan schools lack non-motor insurance coverage, putting millions of students and critical infrastructure at significant risk. In a separate incident, authorities in Homa Bay County seized bhang worth Sh5 million from student hostels. This drug bust uncovered a cartel targeting university students and is part of a wider crackdown on drug abuse in educational institutions led by NACADA.

The Panel of Experts on Compensation of Victims of Demonstrations and Public Protests, which was established by President William Ruto, has suspended its operations. The panel confirmed it is complying with a court order that challenged its legality. In a separate development, Deputy Chief of Staff Eliud Owalo revealed that President Ruto and Head of Public Service Felix Koskei are cracking down on government officials engaged in illegal private business dealings. A new poll by TIFA Research also found that opposition to the Ruto-Raila broad-based government has increased to 64 percent, a 10 percent rise since May 2025.

Police are investigating the assassination of Nairobi lawyer Mathew Kyalo Mbobu, who was fatally shot on Tuesday along the Langata-Magadi Road. A report indicates he was shot eight times at close range, suggesting an intentional killing. CCTV footage revealed how Mbobu was trailed before his death, and detectives are reviewing the footage and have questioned two individuals he met shortly before the incident. Investigators are focusing on a meeting he attended at a hotel along Milimani Road. Mbobu's family is demanding swift justice and the arrest of his killers. A post-mortem examination was conducted at the Lee Funeral Home, and the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) plans to protest the murder, citing concerns for lawyers' safety.

The Harambee Stars secured a dominant 5-0 victory over Seychelles in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier match at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, on Tuesday evening, September 8, 2025. Following his standout performance at CHAN 2024, Harambee Stars defender Alphonce Omija completed a transfer to the Tunisian club Étoile Sportive du Sahel. In women's football, the reigning Kenyan champions, Kenya Police Bullets, are set to face Denden FC in their second Group A match of the CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA Zone qualifiers at Nyayo Stadium. Separately, Mara Sugar FC has unveiled new player signings for the 2025/2026 Kenyan Premier League season. Head coach Edward Monoah is aiming for a top-ten finish after the team finished 15th last season.

A significant dispute between the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) was exposed before the Senate Public Accounts Committee. The EACC has criticized the prosecution and pointed fingers at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). In response, the ODPP is defending cases that have been dropped. This public feud highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Kenya's anti-corruption bodies. The conflict was featured as a headline in The Star newspaper.

Ethic Entertainment and Ochungulo Family, two pioneering Gengetone groups, have reunited for a new track. The collaboration aims to revive the music genre that dominated Kenyan youth culture from 2018 to 2020. In other music news, renowned rapper Khaligraph Jones responded to podcaster Rapcha Sayantist, who had accused him of being "fake" and inauthentic. Jones shared the critical comments on Instagram before delivering an ironic clapback. Meanwhile, artist Toxic Lyrikali is also facing criticism from netizens who believe he has lost his musical touch, with fans expressing disappointment in his recent features and urging him to stop collaborating and making love songs.