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Watu mlikua mnauza mwakenya, mlishapata idea mpya ama bado?

People of ‘R’ and ‘L’, how’s life treating you?

Immigration officer freed as court allows withdrawal of trafficking-related charges

John Poriot was freed by the court sitting at Kahawa Law Courts after trial magistrate Gedion Kiage allowed an application by the state to discontinue the case under Section 87(a) of the Criminal Procedure Code.

Senator Methu sparks drama, tells Ruto he does not fear him at burial ceremony

The Senator also stirred reactions when he referred to DCP Party Leader Rigathi Gachagua as the People’s Deputy President, while failing to acknowledge current Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.

Kiaraho’s son salutes late father, lauds Ruto’s long-standing support

Ian, the eldest son, used the occasion to reflect on the life of his father, describing him as a central pillar in his upbringing who shaped his character through guidance, discipline and encouragement.

Delayed county payments spark concern as LAPFUND struggles with growing unpaid contributions

During the meeting on Tuesday, Chief Executive Officer Bernard Mbogoh told the committee that the delay in remittances by county governments has led to a steady rise in long-term receivables, which has in turn affected the fund’s financial position and made debt recovery more difficult.

AU Commission welcomes US-Iran ceasefire and urges sustained diplomacy

African Union Commission Chair Mahmoud Ali Youssouf welcomed the US-Iran ceasefire announced by Pakistan, praising key mediators and stressing its importance for easing fuel-driven inflation across Africa.

Tuju pleads not guilty over police report allegations in Karen incident

Prosecutors allege that on March 21, 2026, at Entim Sidai Spa and Wellness Sanctuary in Karen, Lang’ata Sub-county, Tuju told a police officer stationed at Karen Police Station that he had been under surveillance by unknown individuals and later abducted.

Makadara court sentences two men to death over fatal robbery of university student

A Makadara court sentenced two men to death for robbing and fatally stabbing a 24-year-old Strathmore University student in Kiambu County, after prosecutors called 16 witnesses to prove robbery with violence.

MPs flag delays in water project handovers as Sh81.8 million works stall

The Auditor General also reported that four projects valued at a total of Sh81.8 million had not been completed despite exceeding their planned completion dates, raising questions on planning, supervision, and use of public resources.

Morara Kebaso quits active politics, cites cost, voter behaviour and tribal dynamics

Inject Party leader Morara Kebaso has quit active politics in Kenya, citing voter behaviour, campaign financing hurdles and tribal dynamics, and will now focus on business while remaining engaged only as a voter.

Will of late Nderitu Gachagua made public as dispute deepens

Nderitu Gachagua passed away on February 24, 2017, at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London. Prior to his death, he had signed a will dated February 17, 2017, setting out how his estate would be distributed among his family members and other beneficiaries.

Nairobi Dam safety and sewerage leaks dominate MPs’ probe of Athi Water Works Development Agency

During the meeting, AWWDA Chief Executive Officer Eng. Joseph Kamau indicated that actual collections for the current financial year stand at about Sh 1 billion, explaining that a significant share is remitted to the National Treasury to service loans.

Chess: 36 to be chosen from 8,500 for national team assignments

The top 11 players have advanced to the playoffs, scheduled from April 10th to 15th, while all players scoring five points and above have earned spots to represent Kenya at the 17th Africa Youth Chess Championship, set for May 14th to 23rd, 2026, at the Imperial Botanical Beach Hotel in Entebbe, Uganda.

Empty digital hubs raise concern as youth wait for access

ICT Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo, who appeared before the committee, acknowledged that many of the centres are not functional and described the situation as unacceptable.

Attorney General moves Public Trustee operations to e-Citizen platform

Under the new system, individuals seeking Public Trustee services will be able to apply, track progress, and receive information online without physically going to the Nairobi offices. The platform is designed to support real-time access to services for users across different locations, including those far from the capital.

Global oil prices slides over 15% following breakthrough in US–Iran tensions

U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed the temporary suspension of attacks on Iran, saying it would last two weeks to allow negotiations to be finalized, provided Tehran guarantees safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil shipments.

Garissa Referral Hospital conducts 35 free fistula surgeries

Dr. Amina Rashid, an obstetrician-gynaecologist at the facility said the program has restored the health, dignity, and confidence of women living with obstetric fistula who benefited from the training.

12 bales of suspected Al-Shabaab uniforms seized in Eastleigh raid

Security agencies in Eastleigh, Nairobi, seized 11 bales of suspected Al-Shabaab combat uniforms tied to a cross-border supply chain, following an earlier Dhobley seizure, with several suspects now in custody.

Analyst claims Wanga pursuing higher office as ODM power-sharing talks intensify

Owidi, speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Wednesday, said Wanga’s recent political messaging and positioning point to an effort to expand her influence beyond county leadership and establish herself within national power structures. He argued that her actions reflect a calculated push for higher office and raise concerns about internal competition within ODM.

Lang’ata borehole project under scrutiny as MPs question Sh5 million spend

Records presented to the committee indicate that Sh5,000,000 was released to a management committee account to support the rehabilitation of an existing borehole at Kongoni Primary School. The borehole had been drilled and fitted in 2003 by the Ministry of Water and Irrigation but was never officially commissioned or put into use. Over the years, parts of the installation were damaged through vandalism.

MPs seek end to Galana boundary row affecting Kilifi, Tana River communities

The matter stems from a petition presented by Michael Kingi on behalf of community land owners from Magarini, who claim that the boundary of Galana ranch was extended in a way that affected their land in Kilifi and Tana River counties.

Ruto signs revised budget backing development and services

Under the revised framework, total expenditure rises by Sh393.156 billion, moving from Sh4.301 trillion to Sh4.695 trillion. The national government takes up Sh363.882 billion of the increase, while Sh29.273 billion is allocated to Consolidated Fund Services.

Kaluma: Linda Mwananchi leaders cannot form strong political movement alone

The Linda Mwananchi faction is associated with a section of ODM leaders drawn from different levels of government, including Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, Suba South MP Caroli Omondi, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Siaya Governor James Orengo, Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka, and Saboti MP Caleb Amisi, among others holding elected offices across the country.

Why the Strait of Hormuz sits at the heart of global energy security

Located between Iran to the north and Oman and the United Arab Emirates to the south, the Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea. At its entrance and exit, the passage is roughly 50km wide, narrowing to about 33km at its tightest point.

Senator Omtatah fights IMF bid to exit privatisation case

The matter traces back to a petition lodged in January by Omtatah and two other applicants, who fault the Privatisation Act on constitutional grounds. They claim the law was shaped by external pressure from the IMF, particularly through conditions attached to financial support extended to Kenya.

MP Kaluma backs zoning plan, says coalitions need unity to win elections

According to Kaluma, zoning begins at the top level of leadership, where coalition partners agree on a single presidential candidate to rally behind, allowing the parties to consolidate their support bases instead of competing against each other.