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Political news and governance in Kenya
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Standard Chartered Bank Kenya has paid 522 of 629 pensioners after a Supreme Court ruling, while new claims from other ex-workers emerge.
While Kenyans remain hopeful about infrastructure projects like Rironi-Mau road, decades of broken promises and corruption fuel widespread distrust in government initiatives.
Evans George shares his experience cooking simple, spice-free meals for presidents, managing strict hygiene, and catering state visits during his State House tenure.
Sammy Douglas Waweru Kamau was sworn in as Ol Kalou MP after winning the July 16 by-election, filling the seat left vacant by the late David Njuguna Kiaraho.
Kenya Power will conduct maintenance-related power outages on July 29 across six counties, affecting key areas from 8am to 5pm to improve infrastructure.
FIFA plans to sell minority stakes worth KSh 2.6 trillion in a new World Cup company, sparking concerns over football's future calendar.
Wiper Patriotic Front dismisses forged document claiming Kalonzo Musyoka will announce a major political move, affirming commitment to the Wantam Movement.
Kenya and the UK agree to resume joint military training at BATUK after addressing key concerns, reinforcing a decades-long defence partnership.
DCI investigator testifies that Raphael Tuju could not have been abducted inside his residence during police surveillance in Karen.
NGEC urges public hospitals to provide free, immediate emergency care to sexual violence survivors, regardless of Social Health Authority registration.
Former Harambee Starlets captain Doreen Nabwire calls for support and patience after Kenya’s opening loss at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
A recent report reveals that 60.1% of Ethiopians experienced moderate or severe food insecurity from 2023 to 2025, with affordability of healthy diets a major challenge.