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Kenya news hub: counties, national stories and developments that affect daily life. Updated coverage from across the country.
KDF Uncovers Four IEDs in Lamu, Foiling Multiple Terror Plots Along Supply Routes
Kenya Defence Forces troops have uncovered and neutralised four IEDs hidden along supply routes in Lamu County's Sarira area, foiling multiple planned terrorist attacks on civilian and military traffic.
Kenya Retires 250 Parastatal Board Members as Politicians Barred Under New GOE Act
A sweeping governance overhaul has cleared boards of 66 state corporations, retiring some 250 members as Kenya's Government-Owned Enterprises Act bans former politicians from parastatal seats for five years.
Judiciary: All Courts Will Sit on Wednesday Despite LSK Boycott
Kenya's Judiciary has confirmed all courts will remain open on Wednesday, July 22, despite the Law Society of Kenya's planned one-day boycott, saying the action would primarily harm litigants.
Kenyan Lawyers to Boycott Courts Over Judiciary Corruption and Delays
The Law Society of Kenya has declared a one-day nationwide boycott of courts on July 22, citing corruption, judicial misconduct, and chronic registry failures.
How to contact county government offices in Kenya (phones and emails)
Practical steps to find county HQ phones and emails in Kenya — including examples like Samburu and Trans Nzoia — using the ZaKenya directory.
Public Servants Have Until August 14 to Update Pension Records with PSSF
Over 529,000 Kenyan public servants must update their personal and beneficiary details on the Public Service Superannuation Fund platform by August 14, 2026, as part of a government push to modernise pension administration.
How to find embassy and high commission contacts in Kenya
Use the ZaKenya directory to find phones, emails, and addresses for embassies and high commissions in Kenya — then confirm before you visit.
Burkina Faso Cuts Ties With France in Bold Break From Colonial-Era Relationship
Burkina Faso's military government has formally ended diplomatic relations with France, accusing Paris of working against the country's sovereignty and harboring neo-colonial ambitions. The move is the most decisive step yet by Captain Ibrahim Traore's junta as it reshapes alliances across the Sahel region.
Shakahola Aftermath: Coast Clergy Get Theological Training to Root Out Cultism
In the wake of the Shakahola massacre that killed more than 450 Kenyans, religious leaders along the Coast are enrolling in a theological training programme designed to sharpen their biblical grounding and guard their congregations against cult manipulation and spiritual exploitation.