Former Law Society of Kenya President Nelson Havi urged police officers to disregard President William Ruto’s directive to shoot protesters in the legs, warning that such actions could be fatal and lead to personal liability in court.
The State Corporations Appeal Tribunal ordered former KFCB CEO Ezekiel Mutua to repay KSh27,612,360 for an unauthorized salary increase from KSh348,840 to KSh1,115,850 during his second term, ruling the hike illegal and a misuse of public funds.
Read Morethe Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions approved murder charges against Police Constable Klinzy Masinde Baraza for the fatal shooting of mask vendor Boniface Kariuki Mwangi in Nairobi on June 17, while his colleague Duncan Kiprono was released without charges.
Read MoreKenya’s government announced the removal of income tax exemptions for foreign workers, a move aimed at boosting revenue but criticized for potentially deterring skilled international talent, impacting sectors like technology, finance, and NGOs.
Read MoreKajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku condemned the violent attack on Kitengela Sub-County Hospital during Saba Saba protests, asserting that the perpetrators were not Kajiado residents and urging police to bring them to justice, while praising health workers for their bravery.
Read MoreThe Teachers Service Commission announced a new policy granting automatic promotions to teachers in common cadre grades every three years based on satisfactory performance, eliminating the need for competitive interviews and aiming to address career stagnation.
Read MoreKenya’s United Opposition launched a nationwide boycott of businesses tied to President William Ruto’s administration, citing state-sponsored violence and extrajudicial killings during the Saba Saba protests, demanding justice for victims and systemic reforms.
Read MoreThe High Court in Nairobi issued conservatory orders restraining Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja from setting up roadblocks in the Central Business District during protests, citing violations of constitutional rights to assembly and movement.
Read MorePresident William Ruto awarded Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet KSh 5 million each for breaking the 1500m and 5000m world records at the Prefontaine Classic, celebrating their achievements as a boost to Kenya’s global athletic prestige.
Read MoreChief Justice Martha Koome urged Kenyans to protest peacefully without looting or vandalism, while calling on police to exercise restraint and adhere to human rights standards during the Saba Saba protests, emphasizing the need to distinguish peaceful demonstrators from criminal elements.
Read MoreThe Kenya Revenue Authority received enhanced powers under the Finance Act 2025 to collect taxes from non-residents spending fewer than 183 days in Kenya and entities earning Kenyan-sourced income, aiming to boost revenue amid economic challenges.
Read MorePresident William Ruto and former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon spotlighted youth climate leadership at a State House National Awards ceremony in Nairobi, conferring Kenya’s highest honor on Ban and recognizing young innovators for their contributions to climate action and sustainable development.
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