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Kabras Sugar win fifth straight Kenya Cup title after defeating rivals KCB in Kakamega
Kabras Sugar RFC secured their fifth consecutive Kenya Cup title after a decisive 14-8 victory over KCB in a keenly contested final held in Kakamega, further solidifying their reign as the dominant force in Kenyan rugby. Following the significant defeat, KCB Rugby Club has shifted its attention to the upcoming National 7s Circuit. AFC Leopards also secured a 2-1 victory against Mara Sugar FC in a Kenyan Premier League match at Nyayo Stadium, with goals from Beja and Omune. Meanwhile, Gor Mahia is scheduled to play against Police FC in an upcoming fixture at Nyayo Stadium.
Junior Starlets intensify preparations for Uganda U-17 World Cup qualifier
Kenya's Junior Starlets are stepping up training for their crucial 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifier against Uganda's Teen Cranes, with players being encouraged to maintain their confidence ahead of the match. Safaricom has officially launched the 5th season of the Chapa Dimba football tournament in Kisumu, aiming to discover and nurture young football talent across the country. Brookhouse School has emerged victorious at the recent Ringo School tournament. Additionally, national trials to select Kenya's rafting team for the upcoming world championship's African leg will take place on June 19th and 20th at Rapids camp in Sagana.
Six people left dead following deadly ambush on a bus by suspected gunmen in Mandera County
A horrific ambush on a bus in Mandera County resulted in the deaths of six people when suspected gunmen targeted the public transport vehicle in a brutal attack. In a separate incident, rescue teams are actively searching for survivors trapped under the debris of a collapsed building in Kajiado, highlighting the critical situation following the structural failure. The Rendille youth in Marsabit County have also expressed outrage over a mass slaughter of camels attributed to suspected bandits in the Kambinye area, labeling the attack as a deliberate act of economic sabotage against their community.
Why is Kenya still losing at least 15 mothers and 92 newborns every day?
Kenya faces a severe and persistent maternal and newborn health crisis, with at least 15 mothers and 92 newborns dying daily despite ongoing investments in healthcare, underscoring a critical failure in the health system. An NTV Kenya report probes the extent to which Kenya is upholding the dignity of mothers and newborns. A significant number of women also experience mental distress both during pregnancy and in the initial period following childbirth, challenging the often-idealized portrayal of motherhood. Meanwhile, stakeholders in Kenya are advocating for enhanced mobility support for Community Health Promoters to improve healthcare delivery across the nation.
Marsabit governor calls on Interior CS to resolve Marsabit-Wajir Sololo border dispute
The Governor of Marsabit County has urged the Interior Cabinet Secretary to intervene in a protracted border dispute with Wajir County over the Titu area, demanding immediate government intervention to de-escalate the growing conflict. Leaders from Marsabit County are demanding urgent action over the escalating border tensions. Separately, leaders from Kenya's Western and Nyanza regions have praised President William Ruto and his administration for implementing an equal development agenda. President William Ruto has also urged Kenyans to move past divisive politics and foster unity, cooperation, and self-confidence for national progress.
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