President William Ruto speaking after receiving a report from the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) at State House, Nairobi on June 15, 2026. PHOTO/William Ruto/Facebook

East Africa Law Society warn Ruto against directive on foreign traders, cites EAC treaty

The East Africa Law Society (EALS) has raised concerns over President William Ruto’s directive targeting foreign nationals engaged in small-scale trading, hawking and related commercial activities in Kenya, warning that its implementation must comply with the country’s regional obligations under the East African Community (EAC). In a statement issued on Monday, September 7, 2026, EALS…

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President William Ruto at Statehouse on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. PHOTO/https://web.facebook.com/williamsamoei

Ruto assents to 4 bills in major governance and legal reforms

President William Ruto has assented to four Bills aimed at strengthening governance, accountability and service delivery in Kenya. Ruto said he signed the legislation at State House, Nairobi, marking what he described as a major step towards improving the management of public resources and modernising key areas of the country’s legal framework. “Assented to four…

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Burundians at the EMbassy, Nairobi

Burundians flock to Nairobi embassy as Ruto crackdown on foreign traders begins

Burundian nationals have flocked to the Embassy of Burundi in Nairobi and cyber cafes as the government begins enforcing a crackdown on foreigners operating businesses without the required work permits and documentation. According to images seen by Bomet Newswire Digital, large numbers of Burundians were at the Burundi Embassy in Nairobi on Monday, September 7,…

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Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka speaking in Kiambu on Sunday, July 12, 2026. PHOTO/@skmusyoka/X

Kalonzo to Ruto: Your days are numbered; Kenya will not wait for you to count them

Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has warned President William Ruto that his administration’s time in power is running out, accusing the government of failing to honour Kenyans’ trust. Responding to messages of support, Kalonzo said Kenya needed leadership anchored in courage, clarity and an “unshakeable commitment” to the people. “To the Ruto regime, hear the…

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Police Officers in a past function. PHOTO/@NPSOfficial_KE/X

Police officers’ entry-level salary rises by 36% as 5,080 AP constables graduate

The government has raised the entry-level basic salary of police officers by 36 per cent as part of ongoing reforms aimed at improving the welfare, professionalism and operational capacity of the National Police Service. The salary increase, which has been accompanied by upward adjustments across all police ranks, was highlighted as 5,080 Administration Police Service…

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Preparations in top gear ahead of Ruto’s Bomet visit

Preparations are in top gear ahead of President William Ruto’s three-day development tour of Bomet County next week. ​Security officers have stepped up surveillance in areas and projects expected to be visited by the President across Bomet Central, Konoin, and Chepalungu constituencies. ​Bomet County Commissioner Caroline Nzwili, accompanied by Governor Hillary Barchok, inspected Kapkoros Level-4…

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Inspected construction of the KSh2.2 billion Loitoktok Affordable Housing Project

Ruto inspects Ksh2.2bn Loitoktok housing project, announces 580-bed KMTC hostel

President William Ruto has inspected the ongoing construction of the Ksh2.2 billion Loitoktok Affordable Housing Project in Kajiado County as the government steps up efforts to expand access to decent housing. Ruto said the project is part of his administration’s commitment to ensuring Kenyans across different income levels can access affordable and dignified homes. According…

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