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Kabarak University has confirmed that H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta will serve as the Chief Guest for its 21st Graduation Ceremony. The event is scheduled for December 19, 2025, at the University Sports Grounds. This article details the upcoming academic celebration, the schedule of events, and provides essential background on the private institution’s history and ISO certification status.

The Kenyan Judiciary is mourning the death of Supreme Court Judge and Judicial Service Commission Commissioner, Justice Mohammed Kadhar Ibrahim. Chief Justice Martha Koome announced the passing of the distinguished jurist, highlighting his history as a human rights defender, his detention during the fight for multiparty democracy, and his pivotal role on the inaugural Supreme Court bench.

The National Construction Authority (NCA) has suspended work at a thirteen-story residential project in Westlands, Nairobi, citing serious structural failure. Officials have cordoned off the site and advised neighbors to vacate immediately. A multi-agency committee is currently evaluating the building’s integrity to decide whether controlled demolition is required to ensure public safety and prevent collapse.

The Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) recently made a historic decision, overturning a long-standing rule requiring men to solemnize marriages in church for full membership and Holy Communion. This policy shift, decided during the 2025 General Administrative Committee meeting, aims for greater inclusivity, allowing men legally married under civil or customary law to participate fully. While praised for addressing perceived double standards and spiritual apathy, the change has also sparked controversy, with critics concerned about potential impacts on the sanctity of marriage. The PCEA prioritizes grace and inclusivity.

Inspector General Douglas Kanja presided over the launch of the Basic Recruit Training Course on Tuesday. The ceremony took place at the National Police College’s Main Campus in Kiganjo. This initiation represents a significant development for the National Police Service (NPS) following an extended hiatus attributed to various legal challenges.

The Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK) has inaugurated its 2025-2030 Editorial Board, chaired by Eng. Prof. Alex Muumbo.

The African Independent Pentecostal Church (AIPCA) has officially stated that women who disrupted a church service attended by President William Ruto were not legitimate congregants, identifying them as “hired goons.”

Boniface Mulinge Muteti faced charges at Milimani Law Courts for alleged online incitement and false information.

Kenya’s Cabinet has approved the rollout of new second-generation smart driving licenses through a public-private partnership, integrating instant fines, mobile wallets, and a demerit system to modernize transport and enhance road safety.

Kenya’s National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) has issued an urgent plea for enhanced road safety measures as the country anticipates a surge in traffic during the upcoming festive season. The directive aims to counteract a concerning increase in road accident fatalities.