Kenya received approval from the World Health Organization to roll out the Lenacapavir injectable HIV preventive drug, with the government planning distribution starting January 2026.
Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma stated that the Gen Z protest movement concluded in June 2024, accusing current demonstrators of being criminals, while praising regions like Nyanza and Rift Valley for protecting youth.
Read MoreDetectives from the Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Protection Unit and DCI Changamwe arrested two suspects in Mombasa for allegedly exploiting and soliciting minors online, marking a significant step in child safety efforts.
Read MoreKenya launched a borderless travel policy, eliminating visa requirements and Electronic Travel Authorizations for most African and Caribbean travelers, fostering regional integration and tourism.
Read MoreCameroon’s President Paul Biya, aged 92 and the world’s oldest serving head of state, declared his candidacy for an eighth term in the October 12 presidential election, potentially extending his leadership beyond four decades since 1982.
Read MoreKUCCPS opened the inter-institutional transfer window, enabling students placed for the 2025/26 academic year to apply for changes to their university or college assignments through the Student’s Portal, with a deadline of August 12.
Read MoreOutrage in Kitengela as President Ruto’s “shoot in the leg” directive draws backlash. Residents condemn rising police brutality and demand justice.
Read MoreAs cardiovascular deaths rise, the Kenya Cardiac Society urges doctors to embrace emerging technologies to improve diagnosis, treatment, and patient access.
Read MoreTop Prime Media is offering internship opportunities for enthusiastic individuals passionate about journalism and media.
Read MoreAuditor-General Nancy Gathungu called on Parliament to impose sanctions on government accounting officers who fail to implement audit and parliamentary recommendations, citing weak enforcement as a key driver of fiscal indiscipline and public fund misuse.
Read MoreNACADA proposed raising Kenya’s legal drinking age from 18 to 21, banning online alcohol sales and home deliveries, and establishing alcohol-free zones near schools and churches to address youth alcoholism and public health concerns.
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