Urban Digest

@JoelJirane Wtf. This is very unprofessional

This is murder. Kenyans, just go to that public hospital if even it's not well equipped, it will save you from a lot of problems. Jamaa should face the law.

@USForeignAssist @AVID_SZN Kenyans cannot. There is no "we".

We are aware of the court action filed in Kenya against the Ebola isolation facility. We are in touch with Kenyan authorities and are optimistic we can resolve objections.

Some parents have camped outside Utumishi Girls Academy demanding information about their children who remain detained as investigations continue.

Yoweri Museveni’s grandson is reportedly undergoing training at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, following the path taken by his father, Muhoozi Kainerugaba. The move is being viewed as part of a broader preparation for future leadership in Uganda, further fueling discussions about the country’s growing political dynasty.

Andrew Kibe Says He Can “Smell Another Lockdown Loading”

The principal of Utumishi Girls Academy is facing disciplinary action after preliminary investigations into the fatal dormitory fire revealed the school had not met mandatory safety standards required under national education regulations.

Foreign national Hodgkinson Enock, accused of being unlawfully in Kenya, caused drama in court after asking what meals he would be served in custody, saying he could not eat ugali and cabbage after learning he would remain detained for several more days.

BREAKING: School Bus Ferrying Students for Educational Tour Involved in Accident Along Eldoret-Iten Road at Ainabtich -Marura

Protests erupt in Kakamega over the killing of a Sigalagala Polytechnic student during fuel demonstrations.

Stabex International will now supply diesel worth KSh458 million to Kenya Power after the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board dismissed a tender challenge filed by Rubis Energy, which had claimed the procurement process was unfair.

A group of Kenyan youths has backed the government’s move to establish a health facility for Americans exposed to Ebola.

A young man was spotted riding a horse through the streets of Nairobi at night.

Detectives have detained over 10 students from Utumishi Girls Academy as investigations intensify into a dormitory fire that claimed the lives of 16 learners and left at least 79 others injured. The fire broke out at around 12:45am on Thursday, May 28, engulfing the upper floor of a dormitory and trapping students inside. Authorities say 71 of the injured learners have since been discharged after receiving treatment.

The High Court in Nairobi has halted the proposed U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia County, issuing conservatory orders that suspend the project until the case is fully heard and determined. The decision follows an urgent petition by the Katiba Institute and the Law Society of Kenya at the Milimani Law Courts, challenging the project on legal and public interest grounds.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks with President William Ruto on Kenya’s Ebola preparedness, as Washington pledged USD 13.5M (KES 1.74B) to support Kenya’s response efforts. The U.S. has also committed USD 112M (KES 14.48B) in bilateral aid for the broader regional response, with both nations agreeing to strengthen coordination on public health readiness and medical supplies.

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As distraught families rushed to Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil following reports of a deadly dormitory fire, another tragedy unfolded along the Nakuru–Nairobi Highway at Kariandusi. A mother of one of the students died in a road accident while heading to the school to check on her daughter. Her husband survived the crash with injuries and was rushed to hospital for treatment. The student is reportedly alive, though she sustained injuries in the dormitory fire. The couple had allegedly received an emergency call informing them that a dormitory at the school had caught fire, prompting them to rush to the institution. Tragically, before they could arrive, their vehicle was involved in a fatal accident.

Angry MP Peter Salasia lectures CS Aden Duale and PS Oluga for allowing US to set an Ebola quarantine centre in Kenya

Health PS Mary Muthoni defended the United States' plan to set up an Ebola quarantine and treatment facility in Kenya.