The Supreme Court has rejected an application from the Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ) that sought to redefine its authority in relation to other constitutional bodies and county governments.In 2025, the CAJ petitioned the apex court to overturn a 2021 ruling that curtailed its enforcement powers.The commission asserted that the
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Faith Odhiambo Congratulates Kanjama as 52nd LSK President
The outgoing President of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), Faith Odhiambo, has extended her heartfelt congratulations to Senior Counsel Charles Kanjama on his election as the 52nd President of the society, following a closely monitored vote among advocates nationwide.In a post on X shortly after the results were announced,
Charles Kanjama Elected LSK President with 3,728 Votes
Charles Kanjama has officially assumed the presidency of the Law Society of Kenya, having secured 3,728 votes in the recent election. In this competitive race, Peter Wanyama finished in second place with 2,616 votes, while Mwaura Kabata followed closely in third with 2,086 votes. Kanjama succeeds Faith Odhiambo, who led
KWS Steps Up Wildlife Protection as Drought Intensifies
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has implemented a series of proactive measures to safeguard wildlife as the drought conditions intensify. Director General Erustus Kanga emphasized that these initiatives focus on ensuring the availability of essential water and pasture resources.Kanga announced plans for several water infrastructure projects across regions including Kilifi,
Nangina ward partners with Swedish in bid to realize development
Hon Johnstone Bwire Makabwa of Nangina ward has signed an agreement with Gothenburg technical college in Sweden in bid to ensure Nangina residents realize development. Yesterday they oversaw the repair of Sirekeresi liftpump which for a long time has not been operational. This repair will see to it that the water
Doomsday Clock Moves to 85 Seconds to Midnight in 2026
Scientists have issued a stark warning that humanity stands on the brink of destruction, as the Doomsday Clock ticks ominously at 85 seconds to midnight for 2026—marking the most dire assessment since the tradition began in 1947.The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a not-for-profit organization established by Albert Einstein and
UN Condemns South Sudan General’s Call to Kill Civilians
The United Nations has expressed deep concern following remarks from a senior military leader in South Sudan, who urged his troops to "spare no one," including vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly, when deployed to opposition-held regions. Yasmin Sooka, head of the UN Commission on Human Rights in
Man Killed by Crocodile in Kendu Bay as Tragedies Hit Kenya
Paramount Hotel Kigali Hosts University–Industry Mentorship Forum
The event successfully united professionals, students, and guests to engage in meaningful discussions about how regional universities can cultivate industry-ready graduates. It included valuable mentorship sessions and networking opportunities.Dr. Martin Kimemia, Vice Chancellor of Mount Kigali University Rwanda (MKUR), spearheaded a vital conversation focused on bridging the gap between theory
UHC Workers Plan Nairobi Protest Over Unpaid Benefits, Seek Justice
Healthcare workers under the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) program have announced a peaceful protest in Nairobi next week over unpaid gratuities and delays in formalizing their employment. The workers, who have been engaged under the UHC initiative, say the government has yet to honor agreements made during an intergovernmental summit in