Fred Matiang’i returned to Kenya on April 17, 2025, after weeks in the U.S. He was welcomed at JKIA by leaders like Jeremiah Kioni, Richard Onyonka, Amos Nyaribo, and Gloria Orwoba. Supporters cheered as he said, “I am happy to be home. Kenya is where I belong. There is work to do.” His return marks the start of his 2027 presidential journey under the Jubilee Party.
Hannah Wendot Cheptumo, Kenya’s Gender CS nominee, has sparked national debate after linking the surge in femicide to financial dependency and relationships driven by money. .
MrBeast transformed a struggling school in Narok, Kenya, by launching a feeding programme, donating desks, and building modern farming infrastructure.
His efforts boosted school attendance and brought hope to an entire community.
Kenyans praised him while calling out local leaders for years of neglect.
Deputy Clerk Daniel Mbaka and former Speaker David Kombo of Kisii County Assembly were arrested by the EACC over irregular recruitment in 2017, bypassing recruitment procedures and the County Public Service Board.
•A Grade 5 student from Kiabusura Primary School tragically drowned to death today, April 7, 2025, in a mining quarry in Misesi Sub-location, Nyamoronga area, while swimming with three friends. Authorities are investigating the incident.
NTSA is reintroducing alcoblows on major roads to clamp down on drunk driving, following amendments to the Traffic Act. Transport CS Davis Chirchir warned, “Any person who...is under the influence...shall be guilty of an offence,” with penalties including fines up to Ksh. 100,000, imprisonment, and a one-year license disqualification.
The US has imposed a 10% tariff on all Kenyan exports under a new trade policy. President Trump says the move aims to boost American industries and ensure fair trade. Critics warn it could cause global economic instability.
President William Ruto has revoked Irungu Nyakera’s appointment as KICC Board Chair through a special gazette notice, replacing him with Samuel Waweru Mwangi for a three-year term, effective April 1, 2025.
Four people, including three pupils, died in a crash in Nyakach, Kisumu County, when a matatu collided with a truck on the Sondu-Katito highway. Several others were injured and rescued by locals before being rushed to hospital.
A significant win for parents, guaranteeing that school fees will remain straightforward, affordable, and free from unnecessary charges, safeguarding them from additional financial strain.
