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You Have Failed Women In This Country ~ Dr. Ekuru Aukot To Hon. Esther Passaris

Two detained after Offset shooting outside Hollywood casino

Offset rose to prominence as part of the Atlanta-based hip-hop group Migos, alongside Quavo and the late Takeoff. Formed in 2008 in Lawrenceville, Georgia, the group gained widespread success in the 2010s with hits such as “Versace,” “MotorSport,” “Stir Fry,” and “Walk It Talk It,” while “Bad and Boujee” became a chart-topping track that pushed them into global recognition.

Trump warns Iran of consequences if Strait of Hormuz deal fails

At the White House on Monday, Trump said discussions were ongoing and described some Iranian participants as engaging in “good faith,” though he noted that uncertainty still surrounded the outcome of the negotiations. He also pointed out that Iran had not accepted proposals calling for a ceasefire, instead pushing for an immediate halt to hostilities, reconstruction efforts, and the lifting of sanctions.

Blow to media houses as MPs block Sh866m plan meant to settle government debts

The funds had been proposed in Supplementary Estimates No. 1 for the 2025/26 financial year under the State Department for Broadcasting and Digital Economy, with the intention of settling accumulated bills. However, lawmakers opted to cut the allocation during their review of the budget proposals.

Ekuru Aukot faults Kenya Kwanza over fuel crisis, missing Sh500m cash

Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, he faulted the government for failing to provide clear and evidence-based explanations for the reported fuel shortages, instead shifting blame to external global events.

Passaris demands DCI account for disappeared Sh500m cash exhibit

She called on the Directorate of Criminal Investigations to account for the missing funds, noting that any money seized as evidence must be properly documented and produced in court.

Mvurya urges Coast residents to leverage government inclusion for development gains

Sports CS Salim Mvurya says the Coast now has over 106 government appointments and visible projects, urging residents to stay united and leverage inclusion to demand more development before 2027.

Democratic Party raises alarm over ‘ghost learners’ in NEMIS audit

The party is calling for an independent forensic audit of the population register, cautioning that flawed data could undermine identity management, public resource allocation, and the credibility of electoral processes.

Mang’eni backs Ruto crackdown as DCI probes fuel scandal

PS Susan Mang’eni has defended Kenya’s fuel scandal probe as a national security issue, backing President Ruto’s crackdown as DCI arrests top energy officials over alleged artificial shortages.

Host Royal Nairobi wins the 101 Tanahill Shield

Speaking to Radio Generation’s Sports Garage show on Saturday ahead of the final round, national junior head coach Shem Orwenyo praised participating clubs for giving junior golfers an opportunity to compete.

Omar faults leaders over fuel scandal remarks, backs G-to-G plan

UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar has criticised politicians for politicising Kenya’s petroleum scandal, defended the G-to-G fuel framework, and outlined penalties and safeguards to protect consumers and the economy.

Kenya Met warns small boats on coastal winds and wave heights

According to the department, “slight to moderate sea conditions with wave heights of 0.2–2.25m (0.6–6.75ft) is expected over the Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania waters throughout the forecast period.”

Tenant without lease! Salasya mocks Sifuna amid ODM divisions

In a social media post on Monday, he described Sifuna as a “tenant without a lease” and urged him to exit before being restructured out quietly, pointing to shifting political narratives and alleged internal party dynamics.

MCK wants outdated Books and Newspapers Act replaced with digital-era law

The Media Council of Kenya has asked MPs to scrap the Sh1 million bond for newspaper publishers and modernise the 1960 Books and Newspapers Act to protect press freedom and cover digital media.

Omar defends Energy CS Wandayi, says cartels tried to exploit fuel crisis

He argued that Wandayi acted in the public interest by flagging irregularities that could have disrupted fuel supply and destabilised the economy.

Safina’s Willis Otieno warns Kenya’s VAT regime is crippling SMEs

He says businesses face cash flow crises, rising compliance burdens, and shrinking demand, while leaders abandon accountability, deepening a national crisis affecting healthcare, employment, and overall economic stability.

Harambee Stars' Ouma back in Poland after nine months out of football

Speaking in Nairobi on Monday before his departure to Poland, the former Gor Mahia ace ruled out featuring in competitive football this season.

Biliki warns ignored planning laws fuel Nairobi’s unsafe urban risks

Biliki says existing solutions on waste, zoning, and infrastructure are deliberately sidelined, leaving residents exposed to flooding, congestion, and unsafe developments, with authorities failing to act despite repeated complaints.

Why Nairobi South C Might Not Be In Existence In The Next 5 Years ~ Abdirashid Biliki

We Cannot Have a chief Thief Sort Out Theft. It can’t work!! ~ Prof. Ogola & Joshua Nyamori

Nigeria troops rescue Easter worshippers after deadly church attack

Gunmen raided a Catholic and an evangelical church, the Christian Association of Nigeria chairman for Kaduna state Caleb Bawa Ma'aji told AFP.

Oil prices jump as Trump threatens Iran strikes over Strait of Hormuz

The sharp market reaction followed a strongly worded social media post by Trump on Sunday, in which he warned that the United States would target critical Iranian infrastructure if ships were not allowed safe passage through the vital shipping lane by Tuesday.

Losing with pride: Nairobi City Thunder beats Tigers in BAL

Speaking at the Sunbet Arena in Pretoria on Sunday after their final match, Thunder's head coach Brad Ibs had no regrets, vowing to come back stronger next season.

Weatherman predicts sunny intervals, rainfall and thunderstorms through April 6

The department also warned of showers and thunderstorms in several regions, including Nairobi and the Lake Victoria Basin, mainly in the afternoon and evening.

Biliki warns of planning crisis as South C rapidly expands

Through the Biliki Foundation, he is championing youth empowerment, environmental protection, and community-driven solutions to address governance gaps and restore sustainable development in the area.

Eritrea national team players flee to South Africa after AFCON qualifier

The seven locally based players reportedly disappeared in South Africa around April 2026, refusing to return home after the 2027 AFCON qualification matches against Eswatini.

26 illegal firearms surrendered in Katilu, Turkana County

In a statement on Monday, the National Police Service confirmed that the seized weapons included 21 AK-47 rifles, 2 M16 rifles, 2 MK4 firearms, and 1 G3 rifle, marking a significant milestone in ongoing efforts to remove illegal arms from circulation.

Artemis II astronauts near Moon, offering rare view of cratered surface

The four-person crew, Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen, launched on April 1, 2026, aboard the Orion spacecraft.

Ogola calls for radical system overhaul amid corruption concerns

Speaking on Monday during a Radio Generation interview, he dismissed reactionary politics, insisting that long-term solutions lie in proactive reforms.

Hungary alleges plot to blow up gas pipeline ahead of election

The discovery in a border area of neighbouring Serbia comes as Orban's party is badly trailing in opinion polls ahead of crucial elections next Sunday.