Nairobi County issues a warning to motorists as part of a city-wide crackdown. Gachagua announces a new venue for his party launch following previous political setbacks. Activist Morara Kebaso quits politics, sharing his reasons in a detailed post. Patients face challenges as the health system experiences downtime, impacting all counties despite devolution. Kenya secures a loan of 16.4 billion Kenyan Shillings, required to be repaid within five years. Traders clash with KeNHA officials, prompting police intervention to restore order. The TSC outlines the criteria for promoting teachers, with vacancies distributed based on availability across levels. New measures rolled out to curb visa fraud may impact Kenyans seeking to move abroad. Cabinet approves new bypass and railway line in Nairobi to ease congestion. Abduction victim Billy Mwangi announces senatorial bid. MPs push to reduce Sakaja's budget, raising concerns at the National Assembly. Parliament extends Wednesday's session to midnight as Kenyan youths plan protests. A student was shot dead during protests, prompting injuries to others. Human rights groups are suing the government over restrictions on demonstrations. Over 60,000 teachers face new government directives. Nairobi transport was disrupted as police blocked roads during protests demanding justice for the June 25 killings. MP Nelson Koech cautioned against foreign diplomatic interference in Kenya's internal matters. President Ruto urged Kenyans to promote peace and unity during a recent funeral. Isiolo County Assembly denies claims of a sitting on Governor Guyo's impeachment, refuting reports of a majority vote in favor. AU-IBAR launches strategy to protect Africa's donkeys, crucial for farming. Senate issues warning to governors and MCAs following a petition. JKIA begins major upgrades, enhancing its status as Kenya's largest airport. Thousands of youth secure government jobs amidst tough employment conditions. Court rules in favor of Abdi Guyo's impeachment, supported by 16 MCAs. Fertiliser worth millions stolen during protests, raising concerns over food security. A police officer allegedly kills his wife and a man in a love triangle incident. Faith Kipyegon sets a new world record with a 4-minute mile race. Senate calls special sitting amidst confusion over Isiolo impeachment. Lt Gen Ketter appointed new Army Commander, succeeding Lt Gen David Kimaiyo. Judges receive improved retirement package benefiting their families. KeNHA announces closure of Mombasa Road for one week for maintenance works. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua mourns personal loss. New Kenya Army Chief appointed, Ketter set to succeed Gen Kahariri as CDF.

IPOA reveals 20 additional deaths caused by police actions following the death of Albert Ojwang. This continues to raise concerns over police conduct in the country. Family of missing blogger Ndiangui Kinyagia blames security agencies, demanding he be returned home unharmed. Protests continue across various counties, with six reported dead and many injured. Gen Z youths are demanding government accountability one year after previous demonstrations resulted in fatalities. The Communications Authority has lifted the ban on live broadcasts of protests following a court ruling, despite previous restrictions on TV stations. President Ruto warns against attempts to destabilize the nation following recent protests, emphasizing that no one will be left behind if Kenya faces challenges. Police and retired officers have launched a campaign to clean and protect marine life along public beaches in Mombasa County. This initiative aims to promote environmental conservation.

President Ruto facilitated negotiations to access 415 billion shillings for counties, aiming to avert a financial crisis. ODM and UDA have strengthened ties with China's Communist Party. Nelson Koech cautions diplomats against interfering in Kenya's governance, following concerns from Western embassies over planned protests. MPs seek input from Mr. Jirongo on his claims regarding those responsible for toxic nuclear waste dumping in the north-eastern region. Nelson Koech warns diplomats to avoid interfering in Kenya’s governance amid concerns over handling planned protests. MPs seek Mr. Jirongo's testimony on toxic nuclear waste dumping in the northeast, following his claims about responsible individuals. Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah criticizes President Ruto for allegedly undermining the rule of law in governance. Meanwhile, UDA condemns protest violence and defends the government's measures. Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah criticizes President William Ruto for prioritizing force over the rule of law, undermining constitutional governance. Kenya Kwanza MPs express concern over violent protests, calling out rights groups for bias. UDA condemns protest violence and defends the government's response. President Ruto responds to resignation calls, urging critics to present a better plan than his. He emphasizes ousting him must follow constitutional procedures. Meanwhile, MPs propose stripping Kalonzo, Muturi, and Maraga of retirement benefits for not meeting the Retirement Benefits Act standards.

Luno, a global cryptocurrency investment platform, has re-entered the Kenyan market after a brief hiatus, offering new investment opportunities for local users. L’Oréal Nairobi has received the RoSPA Gold Award for health and safety, marking a significant achievement in its first entry. Private vehicle owners are opposing the government’s plan for mandatory inspections for cars older than four years. China has expressed opposition to the EU's protective measures aimed at limiting Chinese firm participation in the European market. A Bata store in Pipeline, Nairobi, was looted during protests. Meanwhile, Eurostar passengers face severe delays due to cable thefts and a fatal incident in France. Demand for donkey skin is driving thefts in Kenya, affecting livelihoods. This follows the rise in global demand for ejiao, a traditional Chinese medicine. Stanbic Bank issues 500 million shillings in solar loans, aiming for net-zero emissions while facilitating trade deals worth 76 billion shillings. Government revises ordinary revenue target to 2.49 trillion shillings after missing the initial target by 253 billion shillings, indicating more borrowing is likely. Konza Technopolis welcomed Japanese tech firms to enhance innovation partnerships, aiming to strengthen ties between Kenya and Japan. US President Donald Trump announced the immediate halt of trade talks with Canada as the country prepares to implement a new tax policy.

Equity Bank Dumas secured a close win over USIU Tigers 84-82 in the Kenya Basketball Federation Men's Premier League. Kenya's young athletes excelled at the U18 and U20 national trials in Nakuru, showcasing their talents. Iraa Girls surprised many by winning championships in volleyball and netball at the Kericho County Secondary School Games. Kenya started strong in the Junior Roll Ball World Cup, defeating DRC 9-0 in the opening match. They also won against Sri Lanka and South Sudan on Day 2 at the Kasarani Indoor Arena. Kenya started strong in the Junior Roll Ball World Cup, defeating the Democratic Republic of Congo 9-0 in the opening match. They maintained momentum, winning against Sri Lanka and South Sudan on Day 2. Faith Kipyegon misses her chance to be the first woman to run a sub-four minute mile during a recent race. Ruiru Sports Club prepares to host over 200 female golfers for the KLGU event this weekend. Chemnung wins the 10,000m national title in a rainy competition, adding to his previous successes this season. Eight candidates are set for tomorrow’s SGM as they aim to restore the lost glory of AFC Leopards amid ongoing challenges. KPA secured a win against Th3 Swish, led by Chantal Kiyobe's 19 points, while Safe Spaces narrowly edged past ANU Panthers. Kibera Soccer Women won the FKF Women Cup thanks to a last-minute goal from substitute Stella Odhiambo.

Realme has launched the C75X in Kenya, featuring updated specs and features. Standard Chartered has transferred its retail banking operations in Tanzania to Access Bank PLC but retains corporate banking. Realme launches the C75X smartphone in Kenya, offering impressive specs and features for local consumers. Standard Chartered transfers its retail banking operations in Tanzania to Access Bank PLC. TECNO has launched the Spark Go 2 in Kenya, a budget smartphone with improved features expected to appeal to many users. On June 25, protests by Gen Z escalated as the government enforced media blackouts and Telegram restrictions amid calls for President Ruto's resignation. TECNO has launched the Spark Go 2 in Kenya, continuing its budget smartphone line with updated specs and features. Pricing details are yet to be confirmed. On June 25, during Gen Z protests for President Ruto's resignation, the government imposed media blackouts and restricted Telegram use. Infinix officially launches the Smart 10 and Smart 10 HD in Kenya, offering new features at competitive prices. Cross-border payment services for SMEs are introduced in Ghana by Onafriq and PAPSS. Mastercard launches AI-Powered Account Intelligence Reissuance to enhance card security in the EEMEA region, aiming to reduce fraud for users. Vertiv will present its AI infrastructure innovations during an upcoming roadshow in Casablanca on July 2. Stanbic Bank’s 2024 Sustainability Report reveals 500 million Kenyan Shillings in green loans, supporting inclusive finance and trade valued at 76 billion Kenyan Shillings.

Director of Public Prosecutions approves murder charges against six, including OCS Samson Talaam, in the case of blogger Albert Ojwang's death. Comedian Mulamwah prefers his relationship with Carol Sonnie, citing mutual respect, and hints at a potential reality show. The National Police Service reaffirms commitment to maintain peace and uphold the law following public concern about security. Kenyans abroad condemn the government's crackdown on protests and media coverage, warning of a slide into tyranny. Jaymo Ule Msee faces backlash for calling the June 25 protests “fake” and “tribal.” Quickmart supermarket denies reports of fatalities during June 25 protests at its Nairobi branches, reaffirming safety at their locations. Senator Karen Nyamu condemns the protests as violent and aimless. Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah reveals a threat to his parents during the protests, alleging political motives. Willy Paul celebrates a milestone with a new Range Rover Vogue, inspired by his song “You Never Know.” Edday Nderitu shares cozy photos with a new man in the US, sparking speculation about her love life. Rapper Stoopid Boy has announced plans to return to rehab, sharing his struggles in a TikTok video and apologizing to Oga Obinna. He stresses the need for help amid personal challenges.