Professor Lukoye Atwoli, son of Kenyan trade unionist Francis Atwoli, has confirmed the death of his wife, Maureen, after 21 years of marriage, in an emotional social media post. According to Tuko, the renowned psychiatrist expressed his grief, saying he would struggle with the loss, while Kenyans from across the country joined in mourning and offered condolences to him and his family.

A photograph showing Kenyan academic Professor Lukoye Atwoli alongside his wife and children, taken before her death, has circulated widely and stirred an emotional response among Kenyans. According to Tuko, the image has prompted an outpouring of grief and messages of support for the professor and his family following their loss.

Kenyan professor Lukoye Atwoli is mourning the death of his wife, Maureen Nyadida-Lukoye. According to Tuko, friends and colleagues, including Simon Kigondu, accompanied him to Lee Funeral Home to offer condolences and support during the difficult time, with the outlet highlighting the show of community solidarity surrounding the grieving professor.

The Kenya Times profiles Hafidh Ameir Hassan, the husband of Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan. According to the outlet, he was a retired Tanzanian agricultural officer and academic who married Samia in 1978, when she was 18. The couple reportedly had four children—three sons and one daughter, Wanu Hafidh Ameir—who later entered politics and serves in the Zanzibar House of Representatives. The article also touches on his career and wealth.

Professor Marianne Wanjiru Mureithi has become the first female Professor of Medical Microbiology at the University of Nairobi (UoN), marking a significant milestone in the institution's history. She trained at prestigious universities, including Bristol and Harvard, and aims to inspire future generations through her remarkable journey in the field of medical microbiology.

An American national, Andrew Wilson, has testified in the treason case against Ugandan opposition figure Dr. Kizza Besigye, his ally Hajji Obed Lutale, and a soldier. According to NTV Uganda, Wilson told the court through audio recordings that he was with the accused in Nairobi, Kenya, on 16 November 2024, the day Besigye and Lutale were arrested. Government lawyers have asked for more time as the case continues.