AAK Condemns Prosecution of Nairobi Planning Committee Members Over Building Collapses: The Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) has condemned the Director of Public Prosecutions for charging members of the Nairobi City County Urban Planning Technical Committee over building collapse cases. AAK argues that targeting junior committee members rather than developers and project owners is misguided. The DPP has authorized prosecution of Patrick Analo following the deadly Manzil Towers collapse in South C, which adds to ongoing concerns about accountability in construction standards. DNA Results Confirm Identities of All 16 Utumishi Girls Fire Victims: DNA results have confirmed the identities of all 16 Utumishi Girls high school students who tragically died in a dormitory fire, leaving their families overwhelmed with grief and seeking answers. Grieving parents are protesting the delayed release of the bodies ten days after the tragedy. The government has announced compensation of Sh200,000 for each victim's family and ordered a nationwide audit of all boarding schools to assess compliance with safety standards following a surge in student unrest. Kenya Races to Keep Ebola Out as Protests Erupt Over Laikipia Quarantine Facility: Kenya is intensifying efforts to prevent the importation of Ebola, with Public Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni highlighting concerns about quarantine gaps even as all 59 suspected cases tested negative. Kenya is facing public scrutiny and protests over a plan to host a US-backed Ebola treatment facility at Laikipia Airbase, raising concerns about national sovereignty and transparency. An autopsy has confirmed that a 27-year-old Nanyuki resident died from a gunshot wound during protests against the proposed Ebola quarantine facility. Construction of Mombasa Municipal Stadium resumes after 13-year delay: Construction of the Mombasa Municipal Stadium has officially resumed after a considerable 13-year delay, sparking renewed optimism for local football enthusiasts and residents. The long-awaited construction of Mombasa Stadium has officially resumed, marking a significant step forward for sports infrastructure in the region. At the same time, Norway's national team has commenced its preparatory training camp in North Carolina ahead of the upcoming World Cup. Mexico City has officially set a new Guinness World Record for the "World's Largest Human Wave," with massive participation ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Enock Kipkemboi clocks 2:09:32 to win the Nairobi City Marathon: Enock Kipkemboi won the Nairobi City Marathon with a time of 2:09:32. Joy Kemuma clocked 2:27:46 to win the Nairobi City Marathon ahead of Jacinta Chepkoech in the women's category. Brian Kogo won the Nairobi City Marathon 21KM race while Doreen Cherop won the women's half marathon race. Sports CS Salim Mvurya stated that the Nairobi City Marathon gives Kenya an opportunity to unearth new talents. Kalonzo Musyoka launches his 2027 campaign platform dubbed 'Komboa Kenya': Kalonzo Musyoka has officially launched his 2027 presidential campaign platform, branded as 'Komboa Kenya', signaling his intent to vie for the country's top leadership position in the upcoming general election. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka, leader of the Wiper Patriotic Front, has also launched a new digital platform as part of his strategy to compete for the presidency in the 2027 general election. Meanwhile, a 30-year-old woman, Irene Kendi, has declared her bid to run for the presidency in Kenya's 2027 general election. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is facing a significant budget shortfall of over Sh33 billion as it prepares for the 2027 general election. DNA results confirming identities of all 16 Utumishi Girls fire victims leaves families overwhelmed: DNA results have confirmed the identities of all 16 Utumishi Girls high school students who tragically died in a dormitory fire, leaving their families overwhelmed with grief and seeking answers. Following a spate of school fires across Kenya, the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) is advocating for a new approach to address the underlying issues, wanting teachers to hold dialogue with students. Jubilee presidential aspirant Fred Matiang'i is urging the Kenyan government to organize a national conference to tackle the escalating trend of school fires. The Kenyan government has identified examination pressure as a significant contributor to the recent surge in student unrest and school fires nationwide. Polisi wasaka dereva wa matatu ya Nicco Movers baada ya mwanafunzi wa KMTC kusukumwa nja na kufa: Police are searching for the driver of a Nicco Movers matatu after a KMTC student was allegedly pushed out of the moving vehicle and died. The incident occurred yesterday on the Thika Road towards Nairobi and follows a nationwide matatu strike protesting rising fuel prices. A horrific family tragedy has struck Thika, where a man is reported to have killed his wife and two children by dousing them in acid. A family in Kanyuambora has left the body of their deceased relative at the local police station, alleging police involvement in his death and demanding justice and accountability. Kalonzo Unveils 13-Point Presidential Agenda Focused on Governance and Economic Recovery: Kalonzo Musyoka, leader of the Wiper Democratic Movement, has unveiled a 13-point presidential agenda detailing his plans for governance reform and economic recovery if elected in 2027. He has also launched his campaign platform titled 'Komboa Kenya,' positioning it as a national liberation movement aimed at addressing leadership and economic challenges. Separately, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission is urgently appealing for an additional Ksh33.5 billion from the National Treasury to adequately fund preparations for the 2027 General Election, revealing a budget shortfall of over Sh33 billion.
