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Competition Authority warns oil firms over alleged fuel hoarding as shortages persist

In its statement, the Authority warned against actions that may deliberately interfere with normal distribution.

Magistrates top list of highest bribes at Sh164,367, EACC survey shows

According to the report, magistrates top the list of public officials receiving the highest average cash bribe, at Sh164,367. Other officials handling high-value bribes include judges in courts, immigration officers, and land registry officers. Immigration officers receive an average of Sh17,000, while land registry officers take about Sh12,000 on average.

Ruto teases officials over dress code during Nairobi arena deal signing

The remarks immediately set off laughter among those present, with the President maintaining a light mood as he continued speaking on expectations for official events.

Raila Junior questions leadership tone after Senator Osotsi assault

Orange Democratic Movement leader Oburu Odinga also strongly condemned the incident, describing it as a cowardly act that has no place in society and calling for action against those responsible.

MPs question Sh300 billion NTSA deal handing majority revenue to private firm

According to projections presented before the committee, the arrangement could generate about Sh900 billion over its lifetime, with nearly 76 per cent expected to go to the private partner, a breakdown MPs said raised serious questions about fairness and value for money.

Vurugu fight: Mbavu the Destroyer appeals against Majembe defeat

In this case, he argues that the judges reached the wrong decision and wants the tribunal to declare him the winner.

MPs sound alarm over persistent insecurity in Isiolo, demand tougher action

The committee, chaired by Mandera West MP Adan Yussuf Haji, said the security response on the ground has not matched the scale of the problem, even with what they believe is adequate deployment in the region.

Tanzanian musician, Matonya charged with rape in Mombasa court

Sefu Shabani Ramadhan, widely known as Matonya, appeared before Chief Magistrate Robinson Ondiek at the Shanzu Law Courts, where he faced one count of rape.The court granted bond set at Sh 500,000, with a requirement for one Kenyan surety.

Easter truce offers brief hope in Russia-Ukraine war

The announcement from Moscow follows repeated appeals by President Volodymyr Zelensky for a ceasefire, which had previously gone unanswered by the Kremlin. The latest declaration is likely to be met with suspicion in Ukraine, especially given past experiences with similar pauses.

Waruku: Rushed CBC rollout driven by tenders, not learning

Waruku linked the troubled rollout to what he described as pressure to spend a Sh12 billion education reform grant, claiming the process was driven by textbook procurement deals rather than proper groundwork.

Audit exposes Sh635.8 million discrepancy at Mama Ngina University

University officials defended the payments, saying they were responsibility allowances for staff attached to the offices of the principal, deputy principal and council secretariat.

FIFA unveils largest-ever referees team for 2026 World Cup

The FIFA Team One cohort will include 52 referees, 88 assistant referees and 30 video match officials drawn from six confederations and 50 Member Associations.

Melania Trump denies Epstein links, calls for victims to be heard

The first lady said she had never had any relationship with Epstein or his associate Ghislaine Maxwell, noting that any interaction with Maxwell was limited to casual communication. She explained that she only “crossed paths” with Epstein once, at an event in 2000 that she attended with her husband.

No spin, No excuses! Winnie Odinga condemns attack on Osotsi

According to Derick Luvega, Director of Communication at the Vihiga Senate Office, the attack happened shortly after armed individuals confronted him and questioned his political position before turning violent. His security team reportedly acted cautiously and avoided opening fire in a crowded area to prevent harm to civilians.

My Journey Living With Endometriosis, Symptoms, Struggles & How I Manage It ~ Shangwe T. Khalwale

How Kenya Can Escape The Never - Ending Humanitarian Crises: Timothy Kiprono

Ruto & His Entire System Must Go! Treasury Must Lock Our Money Away From President ~ Okiya Omtatah

Why Senator Godfrey Osotsi Was Attacked In Kisumu. Police Must Act! ~ Okiya Omtatah

Robertson to exit Liverpool after nine-year spell at Anfield

The 32-year-old has featured 373 times for Liverpool, playing a central role in a team that lifted two Premier League titles and the Champions League under Jurgen Klopp. His consistency, work rate, and attacking output made him a key figure during one of the club’s most successful periods in recent history.

Vatican places Africa in focus as Pope Leo begins 10-day tour

Pope Leo will travel between April 13 and 23 through Algeria, Cameroon, Angola and Equatorial Guinea, covering long distances estimated at nearly 18,000 kilometres. The schedule includes stops in 11 different towns and cities and will involve 18 flights during the 10-day mission.

From police stops to hospital queues: Where Kenyans say bribery is unavoidable

Health facilities are another major area of concern. Patients report paying extra charges to access treatment, secure hospital beds, or move faster through queues. These costs affect many families, especially those already struggling with limited income.

City Hall gives 100 acres as Ruto launches Sh2bn annual waste plan for Nairobi

Speaking during a Special Address to the Nairobi City County Assembly on Thursday, April 9, Ruto said the plan will rely on new infrastructure, including a Material Recovery Facility and transfer stations distributed across different parts of the city.

Four sentenced to death in case linked to killing of Kabete MP George Muchai

While issuing the sentence, Magistrate Onyina said the court had considered mitigation arguments from defence lawyers, submissions from the Director of Public Prosecutions, pre-sentencing reports, and the period the accused had already spent in custody since their arrest.

MPs demand tougher laws and oversight in anti-drugs fight

During the sitting on Thursday, chaired by Saku MP Dido Ali Rasso, concerns were raised over whether current anti-drug strategies have sufficient legal backing, with the committee emphasizing that enforcement must be grounded in approved legislation.

MPs question reliability of Sh43 million University accreditation system

MPs on the Public Investments Committee say a Sh43m accreditation system at the Commission for University Education is generating inaccurate data and delays, raising concerns over oversight and student impact.

Pull, push and shove is over: Madina Okot's final decision

USC's Basketball reporter Michael Sauls has been quoted as saying that Okot’s time as a Gamecock ( USC women's basketball team) is over, she indicated in an Instagram post Tuesday night and the school confirmed Wednesday.

MPs question DP's office over chopper costs and ethnic imbalance

The committee, chaired by Tindi Mwale, questioned officials led by Principal Administrative Secretary Moses Mbaruku over issues flagged by the Office of the Auditor General.

Kenya bets on trade, connectivity in expanded partnership with Morocco

The deals, signed during the inaugural Kenya–Morocco Joint Commission of Cooperation in Nairobi, signal a shift toward more practical, results-driven collaboration aimed at boosting economic transformation and intra-African trade.

Bungoma Governor Ken Lusaka fires entire County Cabinet with immediate effect

The Governor assured residents that administrative measures have been put in place to guarantee that there is no disruption in essential services during the transition.

175 health facilities in Kenya receive critical maternal and newborn care equipment

The initiative, supported by the United States government in collaboration with Kenya’s Ministry of Health, aims to strengthen the capacity of hospitals and health centres to manage complications during childbirth and in the critical first hours of a newborn’s life.