Police arrested three people for bringing violent troublemakers to Wednesday protests. Angry activists rushed to Milimani Law Courts and demanded freedom for their friends. The crowd made loud noise outside the courthouse. Justice Diana Kavedza came out to speak with them. She asked everyone to stay quiet and show respect for the legal process.
The judge told protesters they would receive fair treatment during court hearings. She explained that courts need silence to work properly. Kavedza said she had to leave her courtroom because of the disturbance. She asked activists to behave well if they wanted good service from judges. The crowd needed to calm down for the legal system to help them.
Officers caught the three suspects at Konza...
Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo spoke to young people about peaceful protests during a government event. He visited Bomet County to open two new administrative divisions called Mutarakwa and Kapletundo. Omollo asked parents and community leaders to guide youth better during these tense political times. He said Kenya follows laws and people can voice complaints legally. The official wants citizens to respect government institutions and democratic systems.
Recent violent demonstrations have worried government leaders across the country. Police faced attacks during protests and criminals burned police stations and vehicles. Omollo warned that such actions could lead Kenya toward complete disorder. He promised courts would...
The Orange Democratic Movement party sent sympathy messages to Peter Masara after his son Hillary died. Masara represents Suna West constituency as a member of parliament. The political party shared their support through social media platform X. ODM leaders asked for divine strength to help the grieving family during their difficult period. They wished peace for Hillary's soul as he rests.
Masara wrote about his heartbreak on his personal Facebook account. The lawmaker described his pain using words about silent wounds and loud scars. His emotional message reached many people across Kenya. Citizens responded with their personal stories of similar losses. The responses showed how death affects families everywhere.
One person shared...
Moses Kuria works as President William Ruto's Senior Economic Advisor. He says Kenya will not have general elections during 2027. Political leaders have attacked his statement. Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka rejected the claim on Monday. Kuria stands firm on his position about the upcoming polls.
Kuria points to the Krigler Report as evidence for his prediction. He mentions problems with appointing new electoral commission members. Court battles have stopped officials from taking their positions. The legal fight over the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission continues. These issues may prevent proper election preparation.
Justice Lawrence Mugambi made an important court decision recently. Parliament can review and...
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale launched the placement of 6,484 medical interns across Kenya. The new group begins their training for the 2025/2026 program year. Duale spoke at Afya House about the need for skilled and ethical healthcare workers. He stressed that these professionals help Kenya reach Universal Health Coverage goals. The secretary asked each intern to work with respect and dedication.
Duale promised the Ministry would continue fair and prompt intern assignments. He said workforce development must meet international standards. The government wants to build a strong healthcare system for all citizens. These interns represent the future of medical care throughout the country. Their training will prepare them to serve...
Civic groups report seven deaths during protests against Togo's president Faure Gnassingbé. Dozens more people suffered injuries when police attacked demonstrators. Citizens demand the leader step down and free political prisoners. Gnassingbé has served as president for twenty years. His family has controlled the country for fifty-eight years.
The president recently took a new government position with no time limits. Officials banned public demonstrations two years ago for security reasons. Government leaders threaten to take legal action against protest organizers. They call the demonstrations false information campaigns from other countries. Three days of protests began Thursday in the capital city Lomé.
Violence erupted Friday and...
Bonface Mwangi Kariuki passed away Monday afternoon at Kenyatta National Hospital. Family spokesperson Emily Wanjira announced his death occurred at 3:15 pm. Hospital staff confirmed the hawker had died after weeks of treatment. Medical teams had kept him alive on life support machines since his arrival. Doctors informed relatives Saturday night that brain death had occurred.
Police officers shot Kariuki during protests on June 17 near Nairobi city center. The shooting happened on Mondlane Street as authorities scattered demonstrators. Bystanders carried the wounded man to the hospital for emergency care. Surgeons operated on him before placing him in intensive care. His condition remained critical from the day of admission until his...
Europe faces extreme heat as temperatures break records across the continent. France reports 84 mainland regions under orange weather alerts. Climate officials call the situation unprecedented for the country. Spain and Portugal recorded their hottest June temperatures ever during the weekend. Emergency services prepare for more health problems as the heat continues.
Schools have closed across France as authorities protect children from dangerous temperatures. Education leaders work with local officials to keep students safe at home. Forest fires erupted near southern mountains and forced road closures. Fire crews contained the blazes after evacuating nearby areas. Italian cities report more people arriving at hospitals with...
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale led a crucial meeting with Social Health Authority leaders to speed up Taifa Care implementation. The secretary met with SHA Board and Management teams to discuss ways to make the health program work better for Kenyans. Duale stressed the need for clear operations and better systems that people can trust. He wants fraud detection to improve and provider monitoring to strengthen. The meeting focused on making sure the health scheme serves citizens properly.
Duale announced three main goals for Taifa Care success during the discussion. Administrative costs must stay under five percent of total spending according to his plan. Strong audit systems will help maintain honesty and prevent misuse of funds...
