Brian Kimani
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Kenya, U.S sign historic Ksh.207B health funding agreement
This is after President William Ruto on Thursday witnessed the signing of the agreement, which will see the U.S. Government invest 1.6 billion USD (approximately Ksh.207 billion) in Kenya’s health system over the next five years.
U.S to review relationship with Tanzania after election violence
Thomas Pigott, the Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US State Department, explained that the past actions of the Samia Suluhu-led administration undermine its citizens' rights to freedom and free speech.
Museveni: Internet should be owned by Gov't, not private companies
Museveni stated that private ownership often encourages monopolies as the companies are driven by profit rather than national interest. This, according to the Ugandan President, makes connectivity unnecessarily expensive for citizens.
Murkomen warns of crackdown on rogue police, politicians fueling gangs
Murkomen referenced the unrest during the recently held by-election unrest where police officers were seen interacting casually with machete-wielding individuals.
Ruto jets out for meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington
While in the US, President Ruto will participate in engagement aimed at advancing Kenya's strategic interests in trade, investment, health cooperation and security.
DPP produces 88 post-mortem results in Pastor Mackenzie murder trial
60-year-old Titus Ngonyo Gandi revealed how he lost four family members in Shakahola due to Mackenzie's proclamations.He told the court that he began noticing strange behaviour in 2019 when his wife, Esther Mbila, was opposed to their children receiving any form of education.
Boni Khalwale removed as Senate Majority Whip
Kingi confirmed receiving minutes of a meeting held by the UDA party on December 2, 2025, that resolved to remove Khalwale as the Majority Whip. The Speaker noted that the change met the minimum threshold required under law and has been effected forthwith.
Kenya Sugar Board CEO Chesire elected International Sugar Organization chairman
Chesire takes over from Edgar Herrera of Costa Rica in a move widely celebrated as a breakthrough for both Kenya and the African continent.
IEBC condemns violence in by-elections, warns political actors involved
IEBC said it was gravely concerned by reports of intimidation, hooliganism and interference with voting processes, noting that the conduct goes against Article 81(e) of the Constitution, which requires elections to be free from violence, coercion and corruption.
Mombasa man jailed 10 years for trafficking ivory worth Ksh.2.4 million
Abdi Mohamed Ali was convicted of two counts under the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, 2013, following a detailed case presented by Principal Prosecution Counsel Barbara Sombo.