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10/06/2026

FIFA has launched a new “Super Shoutout” feature for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, allowing fans to pay $79 (about KSh 10,000) to have their name displayed on stadium big screens before matches. The feature is available across all 72 group-stage matches.
Fans can choose a match and team connection, with up to four shout-out slots purchasable per order. FIFA says the initiative is designed to increase fan engagement and make supporters part of the tournament experience.
The announcement has generated mixed reactions online, with some fans welcoming the idea while others criticise it as an extra commercial feature at football’s biggest tournament.

10/06/2026

Machakos Women Representative Joyce Kamene has called for urgent investigation into rising indiscipline cases in schools, saying the issue is affecting learning and discipline standards.

She also opposed the planned Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, citing lack of adequate consultation and public concern over safety.

10/06/2026

Marsabit County joined global observance of the Day of the African Child with renewed focus on water access, sanitation, and child welfare, as leaders highlighted ongoing challenges affecting education and health in the region.
Officials warned that water scarcity in the county continues to disrupt schooling, forcing children—especially girls—to spend long hours searching for water, reducing attendance and affecting learning outcomes. They stressed that reliable water and hygiene systems remain essential for improving school participation.

10/06/2026

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has dismissed the High Court ruling that upheld his impeachment, saying it ignored key protections on fair hearing and due process. He argued that once constitutional violations are identified, the entire process should be voided.
Speaking in Nairobi after the decision at the Milimani Law Courts, he said the court confirmed procedural flaws but still upheld the outcome, calling it inconsistent. He maintained the impeachment process was fundamentally defective from the start.

10/06/2026

Kenya has reached an agreement with Norwegian shipping stakeholders that will see at least 1,000 Kenyan seafarers employed in Norway by 2030, following high-level discussions in Oslo between President William Ruto and global shipowners.

The deal, involving firms such as Wilhelmsen Ship Management, is part of a broader labour mobility and blue economy partnership aimed at linking Kenya’s maritime training institutions with international shipping demand. Initial deployment is expected to begin with about 120 seafarers in the rollout phase.

10/06/2026

President William Ruto has reshuffled senior officials in the education and tourism sectors, moving Julius Bitok from the State Department for Basic Education to the State Department for Tourism.
John Lekakeny Ololtuaa has been appointed as the new Principal Secretary for Basic Education.

10/06/2026

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09/06/2026

Rigathi Gachagua announces plans to challenge the High Court's impeachment ruling at the Court of Appeal.

09/06/2026

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09/06/2026

Kenyan President William Ruto held a high-level meeting with the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, at the EU headquarters in Brussels. The June 2026 meeting marks an important moment in Kenya-EU relations, kicking off a major European tour aimed at unlocking massive green investments, trade opportunities, and regional security collaborations. The talks centered on deepening strategic cooperation between Kenya and the European Union, specifically addressing climate action, digital transformation, economic partnerships, and geopolitical stability in the Horn of Africa