Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) has been ordered to pay Sh1 billion to supplier UCL after losing a high-stakes court battle over a disputed contract for fixed-dose antiretroviral drugs meant to address urgent gaps in Kenya’s HIV treatment programme.
Interns and pupils demonstrated outside the Law Society of Kenya headquarters on Friday, accusing senior colleagues of sexual coercion tied to job opportunities and criticising LSK for failing to act on complaints, as at least 22 young lawyers share stories under #SafeLegalProfession.
Read MoreThe Office of the Registrar of Political Parties has submitted a proposed Sh964 million budget for the 2027 General Election, with Registrar John Lorionokou warning that the office has already exhausted its current allocation, stalling registration of 32 new political parties due to insufficient funds for verification.
Read MoreAgriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe has revealed a commitment from Zambia to supply up to one million 90kg bags of maize to Kenya following the sharp rise in unga prices to KSh 160 per 2kg packet on Friday, in efforts to stabilise flour costs.
Read MoreKawempe North MP Hon. Ssemujju Nganda Nalukoola was captured in a viral video picking up litter from the road and returning it to a motorist, earning widespread admiration for demonstrating civic responsibility amid Kampala’s persistent waste and flooding challenges.
Read MoreKenya's National Treasury is seeking approval from China Exim Bank to issue a Sh390 billion bond for the SGR extension to Malaba, with CS John Mbadi confirming ongoing talks to waive a loan clause linking the Railway Development Levy to debt repayment.
Read MoreThe Kenyan government has put Kenya Airways on offer to foreign investors at Sh258 billion, bundling additional assets to make the deal more attractive for an airline currently operating on negative equity with debts far exceeding its asset base.
Read MoreKenya's government has tabled the KNEAC Bill 2025 to abolish KNEC and create the Kenya National Educational Assessments Council, introducing tough new penalties including up to 10 years in jail for school heads involved in exam malpractice.
Read MoreODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna has firmly declared he will not resign or step down from his position, rejecting mounting pressure and internal calls for his removal amid escalating factional tensions within the party.
Read MoreKenya's Standard Gauge Railway revenue rose 18.6% to Sh21.4 billion in 2025, driven by higher cargo volumes and recovering passenger numbers.
Read MoreTatu City, the flagship mixed-use special economic zone in Kiambu County, has announced plans to develop a Sh342.53 million wildlife sanctuary as part of its broader strategy to promote environmental conservation, biodiversity protection and sustainable urban development.
Read MoreThe Council of Governors has accused Senators Edwin Sifuna, Moses Kajwang, Samson Cherargei and Johnes Mwaruma of extortion, intimidation, political witch-hunts and harassment during oversight appearances, demanding their removal from relevant committees to restore confidence in the process.
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