Theo Trebs Siblings: Meet the Siblings Squad Behind the German Actor

Theo Trebs is a German actor born on September 6, 1994, in Berlin, Germany. He gained recognition as a child and young adult performer, particularly for his roles in acclaimed German and international film productions. Coming from a family deeply involved in the entertainment industry, Trebs has built a career that spans feature films, television [...] The post Theo Trebs Siblings: Meet the Siblings Squad Behind the German Actor appeared first on Kahawatungu.

How to Watch World Cup 2026 Games Free on YouTube

YouTube has announced that its users can watch World Cup games for free on the platform amid concerns over non-paid platforms to watch the matches of the most anticipated World Cup tournament.

How SACCO Officials Allegedly Siphoned Ksh22.4 Million From Members

The operation is among several reported cases by members, raising concerns across SACCOs over alleged misappropriation of funds by management.

Tension as Protesters Block Key Highway, Leaving Motorists Stranded

The protests caused tension at a section of the 143-Kilometre highway, causing traffic as motorists remained stranded.

Treasury CS John Mbadi on how the budget process has evolved

Gachagua, Kalonzo team in three-day Western Kenya blitz

The purpose of the tour is to promote the anti-Ruto 'Wantam' campaign.

Nairobi's office glut: Why commercial space is no longer Kenya's safest property investment

For years, developers raced to construct office blocks to meet the growing demand... The market...

CS Mbadi: How government plans to plug Sh1.1 trillion 2026/27 budget deficit

Police hunt for clues after four bodies exhumed from shallow graves in Kitui

Earlier in the year, three other bodies were found in the same area.

Fear and police summons: Inside Murang'a's crackdown on bloggers

The county's Security and Intelligence Committee confirmed a crackdown targeting bloggers.

Kenya commits further investments to cement Nairobi's place as diplomacy hub

The UN expansion programme began in 2023.

Live Blog: Budget 2026-27 in pictures

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi is set to unveil a Sh4.8 trillion budget in Parliament on Thursday, June 10.

UK Responds to Claims of British Military Presence at Nanyuki Ebola Protests

Viral claims and images have been circulating online suggesting that security personnel dressed in British military attire had been deployed.

Gachagua Meets Natembeya Ahead of Opposition Tour of Western Kenya

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Thursday held talks with George Natembeya in Nairobi as opposition leaders prepare for a tour of the Western Kenya region scheduled to begin on Friday, June 12. In a statement, Gachagua said the meeting focused on the upcoming three-day tour by the United Alternative Government coalition and efforts to [...] The post Gachagua Meets Natembeya Ahead of Opposition Tour of Western Kenya appeared first on Kahawatungu.

NSSF Issues Guidelines on Claiming Dead Relative's Savings

The clarification comes as more Kenyans seek information on accessing retirement savings following the death of loved ones who were registered NSSF members.

Govt Begins Process of Reviewing Protest Laws

The proposal is seeking to operationalise Article 37, which guarantees every person the right to assemble, demonstrate, picket, and present petitions to public authorities peacefully.

Former Nairobi County Employee Convicted, Ordered to Repay Ksh 4.75M

The former employee, before his dismissal, is said to have received a total of Ksh4,749,597 in salary and benefits between August 2016 and November 2023 while serving in the position.

Panic as Plane Crash-Lands at JKIA

The Kenya Red Cross and the Kenya Airports Authority are currently undertaking rescue operations, with the number of injuries yet to be established.

Treasury to Introduce New Bill Affecting All Govt Offices

A major shift in Kenya's budgeting system could be on the way, as Treasury moves to introduce a new framework that may change how national projects are planned and funded.

Three More Arrested as Detectives Uncover Sh22.4 Million SACCO Fraud Syndicate in Imenti North

Detectives from Imenti North have arrested three additional suspects in connection with an elaborate fraud scheme that siphoned more than Sh22.4 million from a savings and credit cooperative society (SACCO). Investigations revealed a sophisticated network in which suspects allegedly exploited the SACCO's computerized financial systems to divert members' funds through coordinated digital manipulation. At the [...] The post Three More Arrested as Detectives Uncover Sh22.4 Million SACCO Fraud Syndicate in Imenti North appeared first on Kahawatungu.