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Sacco leaders face scrutiny over foreign travel and financial reporting practices

Cooperatives Principal Secretary Kiburi Kilemi noted that a number of Saccos have formed working arrangements with travel firms that lead to frequent benchmarking trips abroad, which he said often fail to deliver meaningful value to members. He urged Sacco leaders to instead focus on learning from strong-performing institutions within the country, rather than relying on international travel.

MPs scale back SRC authority in new pay regulations

At the centre of the changes is a shift that prevents the SRC from having broad control over salary structures across public institutions. Members of Parliament rejected provisions that would have allowed the commission to exert influence over pay frameworks established by bodies such as the Teachers Service Commission and the Public Service Commission.

Parliament blocks Sh60 million spent on cancelled Siaya conference

In a report presented to the National Assembly, the Budget and Appropriations Committee said the money had already been released under emergency provisions, but the planned conference was abandoned and therefore the spending could not be validated.

Police issue safety advisory as flood death toll hits 112

The NPS urged Kenyans to exercise caution and remain vigilant, emphasising that personal responsibility will be critical in preventing further fatalities.

Sakaja explains Nairobi’s five-day water shutdown as major works begin

Governor Sakaja Johnson on Saturday explained that the interruption is linked to ongoing works designed to strengthen the city’s water infrastructure and improve long-term supply.

EPRA Boss Kiptoo, PS Liban, KPC MD Sang resign following arrest

President William Ruto confirmed that Daniel Kiptoo Bargoria, Joe Sang, and Mohamed Liban are no longer in their positions. The update was communicated through a letter issued by Chief of Staff Felix Koskei on April 4, 2026.

NTSA issues Easter road safety rules after Gilgil crash kills 11

Following the incident, NTSA launched its 2026 Easter Usalama Barabarani campaign, warning drivers against dangerous behaviour.

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MPs question Sh2.7 million legal payment at Mama Ngina University College

The audit report indicated that the institution could not properly justify the expenditure on legal services due to missing key requirements, including a procurement plan, a signed contract, and clearance from the Office of the Attorney General, all of which are expected in public sector engagements.

Ethiopia takes over AU Peace and Security Council leadership for April

During its tenure, Ethiopia will oversee discussions covering a wide range of issues linked to peace and security across Africa. These include matters tied to specific countries as well as broader themes that affect stability, conflict prevention, and peace efforts on the continent.

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Tragedy as KPA Boss William Ruto survives crash that claims daughter’s life

The authority said its managing director is in stable condition and receiving medical care, offering some reassurance after the tragic development. His condition is being closely monitored as he continues with treatment.

Kenya lags behind regional peers in waste management, report reveals

The report titled “What a Waste 3.0” highlights a broader global trend in which waste generation is rising quickly, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. The region is projected to see total waste increase from about 230 million tonnes to more than 500 million tonnes by 2050, largely driven by population growth and increased consumption.

Ruto backs Mbavu Destroyer vs Majembe fight with Sh2 million support

The build-up to the fight has drawn comparisons to earlier high-profile boxing hype witnessed in the country, particularly the 2023 clash between Tanzanian boxer Karim Mandonga and Kenya’s Daniel Wanyonyi.

Thunder's torch at BAL dimmed by Libya's Al Ahly Ly

Thunder's Head Coach Brad Ibs speaking to the media after the game insisted that the Nairobi-based side's campaign is not yet over, urging his boys to be consistent after losing their championship opener against Dar City, then Petro De Luanda and now against the side from Libya.

SHA suspends Bungoma West Hospital for 90 days over alleged fake claims

The directive, which took effect immediately, prevents the hospital from admitting beneficiaries under SHA, submitting claims, requesting approvals in advance, processing notifications, or receiving any form of payment from the authority during the suspension period.

MCA flags irregular voter records affecting Nairobi residents

The issue was brought to attention by Nairobi South Ward MCA and Deputy Minority Leader in the County Assembly Waithera Chege, who addressed residents during an Easter outreach event held in Nairobi South Ward on Friday, where she interacted with the community and shared gifts.

Three Kenyan champions among eight set for Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally

The rally will feature 12 stages, covering a competitive distance of 201.85km and a total distance of 569.16km.

State shortens ID processing to days, introduces same-day service in Nairobi

Immigration Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang explained that the improvements have been made possible through the introduction of modern systems that have improved how applications are handled and processed.

Kenya's wrestling pair secure spots in Dakar Youth Olympics

Speaking to Radio Generation on Friday, Kenya Amateur Wrestling Association Secretary General Erick Walucho confirmed that Kenya will be represented by Jemimah Nakhumicha and Calvin Nyatuka.

CUE launches investigation into alleged degree irregularities at MMUST

To address the matter, the Commission said it has begun a formal inquiry aimed at establishing the truth behind the allegations. As part of this process, it has assembled a team of experts drawn from different disciplines to examine records, procedures, and compliance with academic standards at the institution.

Burkina Faso military chief urges rejection of democracy as he defends extended rule

In January, the authorities went further by banning all political parties, describing the move as part of a broader effort to rebuild state institutions and reshape governance in the country.