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HomeDaily NewsTuesday, December 23, 2025
Kenya News - Tuesday, December 23, 2025
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Kenya News - Tuesday, December 23, 2025

The government has issued a 60-day ultimatum for Tana River residents to surrender illegal firearms as a nationwide vetting of county rangers starts due to firearm misuse, including in Narok. In Nairobi, Mariguini residents protest low compensation for an affordable housing project. The High Court has ruled banks can pursue guarantors for unpaid loans. The Ministry of Education has opened a seven-day window for 100,000 Grade 10 placement change requests. Politically, Mt Kenya leaders demand Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku's dismissal over alleged hate speech, and a TIFA poll shows ODM facing internal divisions.

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Education Ministry Receives 100,000 Requests for Grade 10 Placement Changes on Day One of Review Window
Education Ministry Opens Seven-Day Review Window for Grade 9 Senior School Placements
Education Ministry Details Curriculum Support as Learners Transition to Grade 10 Under CBE
Ministry of Education Publishes List of All Requirements for Grade 10 Students
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Education Ministry Opens Grade 10 Placement Review and Publishes Curriculum Materials - December 2025

The Ministry of Education has opened a seven-day review window for Grade 9 learners to verify and adjust their senior school placements ahead of the transition to Grade 10. On the first day of the review window, the ministry received approximately 100,000 requests for placement changes. This period aims to ensure fairness and alignment with the Competency-Based Education (CBE) framework. In preparation for the transition, the Ministry has also detailed curriculum support for learners, which is designed to align education with job market skills. Additionally, the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has released a comprehensive list of approved curriculum support materials for Grade 10 students.

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Kibunguchy’s family demands probe into sudden death, suspected food poisoning
Mystery Surrounds Former MP Kibunguchy's Death as Family Alleges Food Poisoning
Former MP Who Succeeded Cyrus Jirongo Passes Away
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Family of Former MP Enoch Kibunguchy Alleges Food Poisoning, Demands Probe into His Death - December 2025

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Bottom-Up Was a Plan, Not a Slogan — Ruto Defends Government Agenda
President Ruto fires back at critics, saying Bottom Up is a blueprint, not a slogan
President Ruto insists Kenya will attain first world status
Rais Ruto awakosoa wapinzani wake kuhusu kuipandisha hadhi Kenya
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President Ruto Defends "Bottom-Up" Model as Blueprint for Development - December 2025

President William Ruto defended the Bottom-Up Economic Model in Baringo County, asserting it is a concrete plan to elevate Kenya to a developed nation, not just a slogan. He responded to critics by stating that the "Bottom Up" model is a comprehensive blueprint for development, not merely a political slogan. In line with this vision, President Ruto has insisted that Kenya will attain first world status. The president has also criticized his political opponents regarding Kenya's elevated status, reinforcing his administration's economic agenda and development goals.

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DR Congo beat Benin to kick off Cup of Nations bid
Salah's stoppage-time strike saves Egypt against Zimbabwe
Late Daka header rescues point for Chipolopolo against Mali
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Africa Cup of Nations Opening Matches See Wins for DR Congo, Egypt and Draw for Zambia - December 2025

Court rules that Banks can pursue loan guarantors if auctions fail
Court freezes Sh4.5 billion in disputed payments by Ketraco to Spanish contractor
Kenya sugar farmers raise alarm over court battles they say are crippling industry reforms
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Court Actions Impact Banking, Energy, and Sugar Industries - December 2025

President Ruto gives ultimatum for surrender of guns
Six people arrested in connection with ongoing violent clashes in Ang’ata Barrikoi
Serikali yatangaza Trans Mara Magharibi na Trans Mara Kusini kuwa maeneo hatarishi ya usalama
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Vivo unveiled high-end photography accessories for its X300 Pro in Kenya, including a ZEISS telephoto extender priced at 40,000 Kenyan Shillings. Infinix also launched its XPAD Edge tablet, featuring a 13.2-inch screen and 8000mAh battery, targeting the large-tablet market.

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The government has issued a 60-day ultimatum for Tana River residents to surrender illegal firearms following inter-clan clashes, while a nationwide vetting of county rangers is underway due to firearm misuse, including a crackdown in Narok. In Nairobi, Mariguini slum residents protest low compensation for an affordable housing project. The High Court has ruled banks can pursue guarantors for unpaid loans even after failed property auctions. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education has opened a seven-day window for 100,000 Grade 10 placement change requests, detailing curriculum support and listing requirements for the new CBE system. Politically, Mt Kenya leaders demand Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku's dismissal over alleged hate speech, and a TIFA poll shows ODM facing internal divisions post-Raila Odinga.

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Former Lugari and Likuyani Member of Parliament, Enoch Kibunguchy, has passed away at Eldoret Hospital at the age of 72. Following his death on Tuesday, December 23, his family has raised concerns and is demanding a thorough investigation, alleging his death may have been the result of food poisoning. Relatives reported that he was diagnosed with food poisoning and a blood infection after a rapid and unusual deterioration in his health. His condition worsened, leading to multiple organ complications and admission to the ICU before he passed. The family is calling for immediate investigations into the circumstances surrounding the former legislator's death.

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The Democratic Republic of Congo started their Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a 1-0 victory over Benin in Rabat, with Theo Bongonda scoring the lone goal in their Group D opener. In Group B, Egypt secured a 2-1 victory against Zimbabwe after Mohamed Salah scored a decisive goal deep into stoppage time. Meanwhile, Zambia's Chipolopolo salvaged a 1-1 draw against Mali in their Group A match. Patson Daka scored a header for Zambia in the 92nd minute to level the score. The match against Mali was played on Monday night, where Mali had taken a lead in the second half.

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A recent court ruling has clarified that banks are legally permitted to pursue loan guarantors for repayment if a primary borrower's assets fail to cover the loan through auction. In a separate case, the High Court has frozen a payment of Sh4.5 billion by the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (Ketraco) to a Spanish contractor amidst a dispute. Meanwhile, Kenyan sugar farmers are expressing serious concerns that ongoing court battles are hindering crucial reforms intended to revitalize their industry. These legal proceedings and rulings are creating significant financial impacts across Kenya's banking, energy, and agricultural sectors.

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Government Takes Action on Insecurity in Trans Mara and Ang’ata Barrikoi - December 2025

The Kenyan government has declared Trans Mara West and Trans Mara South as high-security risk areas, a decision highlighting escalating security concerns in these regions. In a separate incident, six people have been arrested in connection with ongoing violent clashes in Ang’ata Barrikoi. In a broader security measure, President Ruto has given an ultimatum for the surrender of guns. These official actions demonstrate multifaceted government responses to specific security threats and violence in different regions.

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