The recovered 30 rounds of live ammunition along the Garissa-Thika Highway./HANDOUTPolice have arrested two suspects after recovering 30 rounds of live ammunition from a public service vehicle at a security roadblock in Kitui County. A multi-agency security team manning a roadblock along the Garissa–Thika Highway in the Kanyonyoo area of Lower Yatta Sub-County said officers stopped the bus on Tuesday and conducted a search. During the inspection, police recovered a backpack that had been left on a passenger seat and found it contained 30 rounds of ammunition. The suspects were arrested and escorted to Kanyonyoo Police Station for processing ahead of possible arraignment. Police arrested one of the men believed to have been among those who checked in, while two others are said to have fled.

LOVE Island Australia star Gabby McCarthy nearly spilled out of her very low cut swimsuit while posing for photos. During her memorable arrival into the villa, Gabby revealed her cup size is 34G – saying it was “like G for Gabby”. In a new post, Gabby looked incredible as she posed in a plunging brown one-piece which put her chest on full display. Gabby turned heads upon her arrival on the seventh season of Love Island Australia, confident in her looks and abilities to pull a partner. RECOMMENDED STORIESWhile Jotham and Gabby’s relationship didn’t make it to the outside world, Gabby left with a strong friendship with Love Island Australia winner Yana Marks.

CJ Martha Koome/JUDICIARYThe Judiciary has launched new enforcement units to tackle workplace harassment and discrimination. The Judiciary has an obligation to protect its employees, address workplace sexual harassment, ensure safe reporting mechanisms and create an environment where all staff can serve without fear, discrimination or harassment, Koome said. The chief justice said safeguarding employees is directly linked to the credibility and moral authority of the Judiciary. Leaders at all levels must be accountable in fostering a culture of respect, professionalism and integrity,” Justice Koome said. The Judiciary says the initiatives seek to embed a culture where employee protection, inclusion and wellbeing are central to institutional integrity and public confidence.

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has issued a public notice cautioning citizens against using Kenya Shilling banknotes for decorative or celebratory purposes. The alert comes amid growing cases of cash being used in flower bouquets, ornamental displays, and similar arrangements. According to the CBK, many banknotes are folded, rolled, glued, taped, stapled, or pinned during such practices. “The use of adhesives, pins, staples, and similar materials damages banknotes and interferes with the efficient operation of cash-handling and processing equipment, including automated teller machines, cash counting machines, and sorting equipment,” the notice states. CBK warns that this leads to increased rejection of banknotes during processing and forces premature withdrawal and replacement at unnecessary cost to the public and the Bank.

The global economic landscape in 2025 reveals a significant hierarchy dominated by the United States, which holds the top position with a GDP of $30.6 trillion. China follows in second place, valued at $19.4 trillion. Germany ranks third at $5.0 trillion, narrowly leading Japan’s $4.3 trillion and India’s $4.1 trillion. The United Kingdom follows with $4.0 trillion, while France holds the seventh spot at $3.4 trillion. According to Visual Capitalist, this illustrates the concentrated distribution of wealth among leading nations.

President William Ruto has congratulated Judge Phoebe Okowa on her historic election to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), making her the first Kenyan to serve on the court since 1945. Kenya nominated her for election to the UN International Law Commission (ILC) in May 2021. Okowa received 162 votes in the United Nations General Assembly. ILC is a body of experts responsible for helping develop and codify international law. at Oxford in 1994 under the supervision of Professor Sir Ian Brownlie, the Chichele Professor of International Law.

Two Turkish nationals who were involved in a gun drama incident involving a governor and his aide two weeks ago in Kilifi county have formally been charged. He was also charged with collecting information for use in the commission of a terrorist act, contrary to Section 29 of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2012. In another count, he was charged with possession of an article connected with the commission of a terrorist act, contrary to Section 30 of the Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2012. Elsek is further charged with possession of a firearm, contrary to Section 89(1) of the Penal Code. When the driver stepped out to inquire, one of the Turks allegedly drew a gun and slapped him in rage.

The Joint-sitting of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning and the Select Committee on Public Debt and Privatisation commenced public participation on Sessional Paper No. Before the session began, attendees were briefed on the facts about the proposed divestiture to ensure informed participation. Lawmakers emphasised that the primary purpose of the sale is to raise funds for critical infrastructure development, rather than to borrow for development. “Are Kenyans safe if the government loses majority shareholding in Safaricom? “While it is a great idea to direct the proceeds of the proposed sale to infrastructure, could we also consider directing some of the money to support cancer treatment, for instance?” asked Mary Wanza.

The Ministry of Health has issued a public advisory following the confirmation of two cases of Nipah virus (NiV) in the West Bengal region of India. The government has assured Kenyans that there is no outbreak in the country and that the risk of importation remains low. “There is currently no Nipah Virus outbreak in Kenya; the risk to the general public remains low. The ministry said it has placed the National Public Health Emergency Operations Centre on watch mode, is conducting continuous risk assessments and strengthening response planning. Ministry of Health urged the public to rely on official government sources for updates and to avoid spreading rumours or unverified information.

A collage of Uganda Opposition leader Bobi Wine and General Muhoozi KainerugabaUgandan opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has accused the military of forcefully occupying his family home in Magere, Wakiso District, in what he described as a renewed and escalating siege against him and his family. In a statement released Tuesday, Wine said armed soldiers surrounded and entered the residence overnight, taking control of the property both inside and outside. “Last night, the military surrounding our home in Magere once again forced themselves into the house. They’re now fully occupying our entire home, inside, outside, and around it,” the opposition leader said. As of Tuesday afternoon, it remained unclear how long the military deployment at the Magere residence would last or whether the family would be allowed access to the property.

President William Ruto is scheduled to launch the country’s National Electric Mobility Policy this afternoon, as Kenya seeks to reduce its reliance on fossil fuel and move to green energy. The Ministry of Roads and Transport is launching the National Electric Mobility (e-Mobility) Policy at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre. The government says the need to promote electric mobility stems from several considerations pertaining to the country’s environmental, economic, social and technological challenges and opportunities. Kenyans are embracing, albeit slowly, electric motor vehicles (EVs), according to the Ministry of Roads and Transport. EMAK says electric motorcycles recorded the most notable growth, increasing from 678 registered units in 2022 to approximately 24,000 units in 2025.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced the exit of its Chief Executive Officer and Commission Secretary, Marjan Hussein Marjan. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Commission said the decision followed a mutual agreement to terminate his services, marking a leadership transition at the electoral body. The IEBC said Marjan’s departure brings to an end his tenure at the Commission and initiates the process of recruiting a new CEO and Secretary. Marjan joined the IEBC in March 2022 and served during a period when the Commission operated without a fully constituted team of commissioners. “We particularly thank him for steering the Commission Secretariat during the period of absence of the Commissioners,” said IEBC Chairperson Erastus Ethekon.

A crowd in Kaviru's cancer walk chal lenge. Musician Biez Kaviru has drawn a huge number of supporters as he closes in on his 170-kilometre walk to petition President William Ruto to declare cancer a national disaster. Ordinary citizens, cancer survivors, youth groups and motorists joined in encouragement, transforming the once-solitary journey into a mass movement. On social media, Kenyans have expressed support to Kaviru, with many praising praising his courage, resilience and selflessness using the #CancerFighter. Some shared personal stories of loved ones lost to cancer, calling on leaders to listen and act.

A blood clot in the lungs caused the death of Umoja gym trainer Alphy Migasha, an autopsy has revealed. He had visited the hospital to treat a fractured leg sustained in the assault by a known suspect. Chief government pathologist Dr Johansen Oduor conducted the postmortem at the City Mortuary and confirmed that the blood clot caused the death. “The blood clot travelled to the lung, causing death. He was placed on medication while the family reported the incident to Buruburu Police Station.

Credit: The Steam Podcast on YouTube; TNT SportsTNT Sports’ The Steam Room Podcast with Ernie Johnson and Charles Barkley returned for Season 7 on Monday, and it included Barkley taking his shot at singing a jingle for Diet Coke. Johnson set up the moment by explaining how a fan-made Dr. Pepper jingle recently went viral and even ended up being in a Dr. Pepper commercial. “You’re a Diet Coke guy. “I bet Diet Coke will be calling to use that.”“Can you get me that $2 million before next week?” Barkley asked, as they each laughed. “Before I get to Vegas.”Barkley’s love for Diet Coke has frequently been a topic over the years on Inside the NBA.