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1. Business

   Motorists Association criticises EPRA over minimal fuel price cut0:42

   The Motorists Association of Kenya has condemned the June/July 2026 fuel review, describing the Sh0.22 per litre reduction in petrol prices as "insulting" and arguing that Kenya's fuel pricing system is no longer guided by a transparent formula but by political interests and negotiations. The association claims the government's promised Sh10 diesel reduction following transport sector strike threats demonstrates that fuel pricing has become politically manipulated rather than based on objective market realities.

   1 hour ago · Capital News →

2. Politics

   MP Koech claims illegal IDs issued to foreigners in 20220:21

   Belgut MP Nelson Koech claims that Kenyan identification cards were illegally issued to foreign nationals without proper vetting in 2022 during Fred Matiang'i's tenure as Cabinet Secretary under President Uhuru Kenyatta.

   2 hours ago · Citizen Digital →

3. Business

   Elon Musk's wealth dwarfs Kenya's annual budget of Sh4.82tr0:24

   A comparison of Elon Musk's trillionaire status with Kenya's national budget, highlighting the vast disparity in wealth as Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi presented the budget in Parliament, which will shape pricing of food, fuel, and public services in the coming year.

   9 hours ago · The Standard →

4. Opinion

   Kenya and UAE advance AI and digital innovation investments0:25

   An opinion piece argues that Kenya and the UAE are positioning themselves as technology leaders through AI investment, policy, and digital infrastructure. Kenya has launched a five-year national AI strategy requiring Sh152 billion and is advancing an Artificial Intelligence Bill before the Senate.

   2 hours ago · Capital News →

5. Politics

   President Ruto receives KNHRC reparations report for rights violations0:15

   President Ruto received a report from the Kenya National Human Rights Commission on reparations for victims of human rights violations.

   3 hours ago · Citizen Digital →

6. Politics

   Murang'a Governor Kangata joins Linda Mwananchi opposition coalition0:19

   Murang'a Governor Irungu Kangata has joined the Linda Mwananchi team weeks after leaving the United Democratic Alliance, saying the coalition is working towards bringing change in the country's leadership.

   9 hours ago · The Standard →

7. Politics

   Ruto signs Division of Revenue Act for counties' 428 billion shillings0:34

   President William Ruto has signed the Division of Revenue Bill 2026 into law, allocating Sh428 billion in equitable share funding to 47 county governments for the 2026/27 financial year. The allocation, based on an estimated Sh2.9 trillion in shareable revenue, follows a mediated settlement between the National Assembly and Senate after seven mediation sessions.

   2 hours ago · Capital News →

8. Society

   Ruto's women's adviser links child abductions, femicide to adult behavior0:31

   Harriette Chiggai, Women's and Children's Rights Adviser to President William Ruto, argues that femicide, child abductions, and school unrest stem from children being exposed to bad behavior from adults. She points to incidents including the Utumishi Girls Secondary School tragedy that killed 16 students, saying a normalized culture of violence and intolerance is the root cause.

   3 hours ago · Citizen Digital →

9. Opinion

   High Court ruling on Gachagua impeachment creates confusion0:27

   An opinion piece argues that the High Court's judgment in Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's impeachment case created confusion rather than clarity on constitutional matters, testing the spirit of Kenya's 2010 Constitution which established the elected deputy president position to prevent arbitrary removal by the President.

   9 hours ago · The Standard →

10. Society

    Education committee to investigate school fires and student unrest0:34

    Kenya's National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education will conduct a comprehensive inquiry into rising cases of school fires, property destruction, and student unrest. Previous studies identified examination stress, poor student-teacher relationships, inadequate grievance mechanisms, weak counseling, overcrowding, poor living conditions, and drug abuse as major causes, while safety audits found widespread non-compliance with fire safety standards.

    4 hours ago · Capital News →

11. Society

    Classical concerts designed for dementia patients in New York0:21

    A Manhattan concert program created specifically for people living with dementia and their caregivers features classical performances; attendees and their families report that music therapy has been valuable in rehabilitation and symptom management.

    4 hours ago · Citizen Digital →

12. Politics

    Supplementary budgets undermine original fiscal plans and reallocate funds0:24

    State House budget doubled from Sh8.58 billion to Sh17 billion through a supplementary budget approved by Parliament in April, exemplifying how supplementary appropriations can balloon allocations and alter the original budget plan.

    9 hours ago · The Standard →

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