IEBC Chairperson designate Erastus Edung, six commissioners to be sworn in at noon; CJ Martha Koome to preside over the ceremony at the Supreme Court.

Police launch investigation after human arm is found tied to a tailor's door in Kisii; organ taken to county hospital mortuary for analysis.

Boniface Kariuki’s body, a mask hawker shot during justice for Albert Ojwang protests arrives at Kanda grounds, Iyego Kangema Constituency for burial.

New IEBC Chairman Erastus Ethekon, six commissioners sworn in by Chief Justice Martha Koome, ending two-year leadership stalemate at the electoral body.

Anglican bishops call for an end to protests, warning Kenya is slipping into chaos; Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit says country must 'pause' as violence and thuggery rise.

New IEBC chairman Erastus Ethekon assures of free, fair and credible elections; says Kenyans’ voices will count in the coming elections.

New IEBC commission urged to prioritise integrity and accountability as demanded by protesting Gen Zs; CJ Koome cites growing distrust in public bodies.

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga says 'shoot to kill' orders give police illegitimate and deadly powers over citizens, urges arrests and court process over killing suspects, says militarised policing endangers officers and citizens.

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata demands justice for the murder of mask hawker Boniface Kariuki, shot in the head at close range by police during protests last month, blames state for his death.

At least 800 people killed while seeking aid in Gaza since late May, including 615 near aid centres backed by the US and Israel, United Nations says.

New IEBC Commission elects Fahima Araphat Abdallah as Vice Chairperson, Chairman Erastus Ethekon confirms.

Seven dead, 10 critically injured in a matatu crash at Kijauri Market, Nyamira County, Police Commander Agnes Amojong confirms.

Philemon Kandie resigns as Kenya Rural Roads Authority Director General after three years; Board appoints Jackson K. Magondu in acting capacity.

38 people killed, 130 injured during Saba Saba protests, KNCHR says majority of victims youth under 25, including two children, with 14 of 15 postmortems showing death caused by gunshot injuries.

KNCHR urges government to waive all medical and postmortem fees for Saba Saba victims, says most of affected families cannot afford the bills.