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Kenyan Scientist Robert Mokaya Makes History as First Black President of Royal Society of Chemistry
Professor Robert Mokaya has been inaugurated as President of the Royal Society of Chemistry, becoming the first Black scientist to lead the organisation in its 185-year history. The Kenyan-born chemist succeeds Dr Ann…

Messi Leads Argentina Into World Cup Semi-Final Showdown With England
Argentina and England meet in the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final in Atlanta on Wednesday, with Lionel Messi aiming to move closer to the Golden Boot and lead the defending champions into Sunday's final against Spain.S…

Thinking of Joining the US Army? Kenyan Recruiter Shares What You Need to Know
Staff Sergeant Shikuh Kimani, a Kenyan-born US Army recruiter based in Tukwila, Washington, is helping members of the Kenyan diaspora understand the enlistment process and pursue military careers in the United States…

Huduma Kenya: Parents' Names on Birth Certificates Cannot Be Changed
Huduma Kenya has clarified that the names of parents recorded on a birth certificate cannot be changed after registration. The agency said other details may be amended through the prescribed legal process, subject to…

Embu Family Races Against Time to Bring Daughter's Body Home From Saudi Arabia
A family in Embu County is appealing for urgent help to repatriate the body of 31-year-old Frida Kageni from Saudi Arabia before a deadline set by the authorities on 21 July.Kageni died on 7 July while receiving treat…

Over 300 Kenyan Students Join UK Scholarship Mentorship Programme
More than 300 Kenyan students took part in a mentorship programme on 11 July aimed at helping them secure higher education opportunities in the United Kingdom. The hybrid event was held at the University of Cambridge…

Only 64 of 289 Kenyans Recruited by Russian Army Have Returned Home
Kenya has confirmed that 289 of its citizens enlisted in Russia's military, with only 64 known to have returned home. Another 69 have either died or are missing in action, while the whereabouts of 153 remain unknown…

Family Launches Fundraiser to Repatriate Kenyan Killed in Iowa Crash
A Kenyan family in the United States is seeking financial support after 43-year-old Titus Wanjala died in a road accident in Iowa earlier this month. The fundraising campaign aims to cover funeral costs and the repatr…

France Excludes Kenya From New Visa Waiver
France has introduced a new visa waiver policy for its overseas territories that allows citizens of 13 countries to travel without obtaining a separate territorial visa if they already hold a valid multiple-entry Fren…

Record-Breaking Tyrannosaurus Rex Sale Sparks Global Fossil Economy Discussions
The recent sale of 'Gus', a 67 million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex, has set a new benchmark in the fossil market, with the specimen fetching an unprecedented sum that eclipses previous records. The auction of 'Gus' dre…

Robotic Surgeons: The Future of Remote Medical Procedures
In a groundbreaking advancement for medical technology, surgeons in a remote location successfully operated two human-like robots in an operating theatre, marking a significant leap in telemedicine. This innovation, r…

Heat Waves in Europe Linked to Thousands of Excess Deaths as Climate Concerns Rise
Across Europe, an intense series of heat waves has been linked to thousands of excess deaths, highlighting the growing threat of climate change. Preliminary data indicate that the number of fatalities associated with…

EU Threatens Meta with Fines Over 'Addictive' Features on Social Platforms
The European Union has issued a stern warning to Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of social media giants Facebook and Instagram, over the addictive nature of their platform features. European regulators have ex…

Europe's Largest Port Faces Legal Pressure to Accelerate Green Transition
The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest seaport, is under increasing scrutiny as a lawsuit pushes for swifter action in reducing its reliance on fossil fuel companies. The legal challenge, filed by environmental advoc…

Norway Teen Flew to UK for Alleged Contract Killing, Court Hears
A Norwegian teenager accused of travelling to Britain to carry out a contract killing has appeared before the Old Bailey. Prosecutors allege he was recruited by a Swedish organised crime group linked to Iran. Johannes…

Motorists Get Relief as EPRA Freezes Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene Prices
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has kept fuel prices unchanged for the period from 15 July to 14 August 2026, leaving the maximum retail prices of Super Petrol, Diesel and Kerosene at their curren…

After Working Three Jobs in the US, Kenyan Woman Finds Peace Back Home
A Kenyan woman who returned home after several years in the United States says she has found stability and peace of mind, two years after leaving behind a demanding routine of working three jobs.Lillian returned to Ke…

Schumer Criticizes Trump Administration Over Escalating Iran Conflict
In the latest development in U.S. foreign policy, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has sharply criticized the Trump administration's handling of the escalating conflict with Iran. The tensions have intensified sin…

Inside the Property Habits of Kenya's Wealthiest, New Report Reveals
High-net-worth individuals in Kenya typically own three homes, according to Knight Frank’s 2026 Wealth & Investment Trends Report, with most choosing to keep their additional properties for private use rather than ren…

Planning to Move to the UK? New Immigration Rules Take Effect in August
The United Kingdom will introduce major changes to its immigration rules from 3 August, with new requirements affecting work, study, family and settlement routes.Separate changes to European Union settlement cases wil…