Parliament Urges CUE to Clamp Down on Fraudulent Universities and Protect Students

The National Assembly Committee on Education has urged the Commission for University Education (CUE) to take strong action against illegal universities operating in Kenya. Led by Tinderet MP Julius Melly, the committee expressed serious concern after reviewing CUE’s report, which revealed that at least 15 unaccredited institutions are awarding degrees without proper authorization. Lawmakers pressed…

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Jose Chameleone quits smoking and drinking

legendary Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone at a past event. PHOTO/@jchameleone/Instagram Veteran Ugandan musician Joseph Mayanja, widely known as Jose Chameleone, has revealed that he has quit smoking and drinking, deciding for the sake of his health. The singer, who is currently in Kenya for a routine medical review, shared that after years of indulging…

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CS Ruku Pledges to Fast‑Track Good Conduct Certificates as Job Seekers Wait in Limbo

For weeks, fresh graduates and seasoned professionals alike have been stranded by months‑long backlogs for their Certificates of Good Conduct—documents essential for landing many jobs. Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku says that’s about to change. During an unannounced 7:00 am inspection at the Kiambu Huduma Centre in Thika, CS Ruku observed first‑hand the queues of…

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Murkomen proposes special police unit to tackle human trafficking

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen during a past public function. PHOTO/@kipmurkomen/X Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has proposed the formation of a dedicated police unit to address the growing threat of human trafficking, warning that the crime continues to evolve and infiltrate the country through subtle, often deceptive channels. Appearing before the…

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Rift Valley School Heads Call for Predictable Curriculum Rollouts

Primary and junior secondary headteachers in Rift Valley, speaking through the Kenya Primary School Headteachers Association (KEPSHA), say constant shifts in Kenya’s education curriculum are upending daily school life. They warn that sudden timetable changes and new assessment rules make it nearly impossible to plan lessons, manage resources or prepare learners for exams. Many schools…

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PHOTOS: Barasa makes familiarisation visit to KFS headquarters in Karura

Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Cabinet Secretary Deborah Mulongo Barasa during a familiarisation visit to the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) headquarters located in Karura, Nairobi County on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. PHOTO/@KeForestService/X Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Cabinet Secretary Deborah Mulongo Barasa on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, made a familiarisation visit to the Kenya…

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Murkomen raises alarm over proliferation of goons in Trans Nzoia

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen. PHOTO/@kipmurkomen/X Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has confirmed the surge of organised goon activities in Trans Nzoia County. Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, Murkomen disclosed that most of the goons in the county are attached to political leaders….

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Kahawa Court Denies Bond for Mandera Terror Suspects

The Kahawa Law Courts has refused bond to three people accused of plotting a terror attack in Mandera. Principal Magistrate Gideon Kiage upheld the prosecution’s argument that the seriousness of the charges warrants restricting their liberty. The suspects – Somali national Isaq Cabdi Xasan (aka Issack Mohammed), and Kenyan citizens Noor Yakub Ali and Yusuf…

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Moses Kuria Slams Politicians for Turning Teacher Jobs into Rally Props

President William Ruto’s senior economic adviser, Moses Kuria, is furious at what he calls the growing habit of politicians brandishing teachers’ employment letters at funerals and campaign stops. “There are several great ideas on how best to destroy a nation,” Kuria said in a statement on Tuesday. “But the most glittering of recent times is politicians parading teachers’ employment forms…

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