This announcement comes as the stadium takes centre stage during the national holiday festivities, symbolizing a milestone in Kenya’s development journey, particularly under the ongoing devolution framework.
Kenyan software developer Rose Njeri was arrested for launching a website opposing the controversial Finance Bill 2025, prompting widespread protests and calls for her release.
Standard Media Group journalists were barred from covering Slovenian President Musar's visit to Nairobi, reigniting concerns about media freedom under President Ruto's administration amid ongoing tensions.
Murkomen highlighted a worrying trend where some Kenyans allegedly stage abductions for financial gain, exploiting their families or spouses for ransom or sympathy.
The annual event, which raises funds for the Mater Cardiac Programme, will see key roads closed or heavily congested between 7:00 am and 11:00 am in multiple urban centers.
This response came just a day after Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja addressed media queries on Wednesday, May 28, regarding rumors of Samidoh’s transfer.
The revelation was made by Treasury Principal Secretary Dr. Chris Kiptoo during a presentation before the National Assembly’s Budget and Appropriation Committee on May 28, 2025, in Nairobi.
The arrest was confirmed by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), which named her a person of interest in what authorities describe as a stage-managed abduction.