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Justin Muturi warns electoral gaps could undermine 2027 Kenya polls

Muturi said the debate around election integrity is growing as the country begins to look ahead to the next national vote. He warned that key issues in the voting process need open discussion and urgent reforms to protect public confidence in elections.

Dismas Mokua warns leaders against capture by cartels and special interests

Political risk analyst Dismas Mokua says Kenyan counties succeed when leaders resist cartels, embrace genuine public participation, and align budgets with citizens’ real needs through transparent, inclusive processes.

Sh2 billion payout to dairy farmers awaits lawmakers’ nod

According to the budget papers presented to the National Assembly, the money was disbursed through the State Department for Co-operative Development and Management on January 2 as capital grants.

KeNHA warns motorists as heavy rains create dangerous road conditions

KeNHA and NTSA have issued a joint safety alert as heavy rains create slippery, flood-prone roads across Kenya, warning of delays, closures and higher accident risks for all road users.

Kenya Police rescue 70 trafficking victims in Ruai after public tip-off

According to the Kenya Police Service, the group rescued from the house included 66 nationals from Ethiopia and four from Eritrea. Officers said the victims had been locked inside the building in Ruai before the police raid.

Six killed as bus collides with trailer on Nairobi–Mombasa highway

Coast traffic boss Asha Wario confirmed that the bus driver had attempted to overtake when the trailer rammed into the vehicle. The impact was severe, leaving the bus badly damaged.

Treasury plans Sh287 billion boost for ministries to settle arrears

State House leads in additional allocations, receiving Sh8.4 billion after its recurrent budget was exhausted by the seventh month of the financial year.

Iran envoy in Kenya says military response was self-defence after ‘unprovoked aggression’

Iran’s ambassador to Kenya says Tehran’s strikes targeted only military bases in self-defence, as Israel and the US justify their action and European leaders question its legality and regional impact.

Treasury adds Sh14 billion to SGR extension to Malaba

The original budget had set aside Sh16 billion for the project, highlighting a major increase to accommodate ongoing construction and preparatory activities.

Nigeria halts holy land pilgrimages amid Middle East turmoil

The move was announced by the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, which coordinates state and private pilgrimages. In its statement, the body said the decision prioritises the "safety and comfort" of all Nigerian pilgrims.

Gilgil MP aspirant calls for better wages, forest restoration in Kenya

Gilgil MP aspirant Maggie Wangui said people who declare interest in elective positions quickly face strong expectations from the public, especially requests for financial support.

Dentists demand immediate halt to Bachelor of Science in Oral Health Programme

The association explained that under the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act (Cap 253), there is no official title of “Oral Health Practitioner.”

UN warns nuclear threat at highest level in decades as global tensions rise

Speaking on the International Day for Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness, Guterres said the world is facing a period of extreme danger as conflicts grow more intense and weapons technology evolves rapidly.

Rironi-Mau highway upgrade embraces tree management and reforestation

According to KeNHA, all trees removed during construction are carefully logged, with plans to plant four replacement trees for every one cut down.

Muturi blames State influence, electoral gaps for Opposition losses in by-elections

Muturi said political competition during by-elections is often shaped by the power and resources available to the ruling side, which he claimed creates an uneven playing field.

Computer Science teachers call on Parliament to strengthen STEM education

The association acknowledged ongoing initiatives, such as the rollout of coding and the hiring of STEM teachers by the Teachers Service Commission, but emphasized that these measures remain introductory and fall short of developing deeper technical expertise.

Kenya's Mugo begins MMA season opener against Kiiza in Pretoria

Speaking to Radio Generation on Wednesday evening from her training camp at the Elite Combat Training Center in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Mugo said she still has some technical work to do but is pleased that her efforts have caught the attention of the management team and earned her an opponent.

Ombudsman gives Health Ministry 7 days to explain vitamin A shortage in public hospitals

The Commission said the shortage has left children unable to access the nutrient during routine immunization visits, raising concerns about potential risks to child health.

Nigerian doctors suspended over death of Adichie’s son

The disciplinary action comes after an investigation by Nigeria’s medical regulator highlighted possible negligence in the toddler’s care at two private hospitals in Lagos.

Sh3.38bn added to Nyota to support 50,000 young entrepreneurs

Launched by President William Ruto’s administration, Nyota aims to empower 820,000 youths aged 18 to 29 through business grants, digital skills, and training that enhances access to government opportunities.

Shujaa, Lionesses in camp ahead of Montevideo HSBC SVNS 2 leg

After finishing third in the Nairobi Sevens leg, despite losing only one match, men’s national team (Shujaa) head coach Kevin Wambua insists the focus remains clear: earning promotion back to the main HSBC SVNS Series.

Russian LNG tanker sinks in Mediterranean, Moscow blames Ukraine

Libyan port authorities reported the vessel went down between Libya and Malta, while all 30 crew members on board were rescued unharmed.

CS Ogamba urges Varsities to prepare infrastructure and staff for 600,000 students

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba stressed that universities must strengthen both their physical infrastructure and academic capacity to manage the incoming cohort effectively.

Senate blocks attempt to limit Trump’s Iran war powers

The resolution, supported by both parties, was defeated 53-47, mostly along partisan lines, reflecting deep divisions in Congress over the scope of presidential war powers.

Proposed law could jail or fine unlicensed architects up to Sh5 million

The Bill allows the Council to award the title of Senior Architect to members with outstanding service or invite distinguished professionals as Honorary Fellows.

MPs threaten to disband Equalisation Fund over stalled projects

The sharp criticism emerged during a meeting at Bunge Tower with the Fund’s Chief Executive Officer, Guyo Boru, as lawmakers questioned the agency’s impact despite years of substantial budgetary allocations.

Mandera East leaders reject military land reservation, demand community rights

Mandera East leaders and residents have rejected the reservation of 4,882 hectares of community land for a military camp, citing lack of public participation and demanding revocation of the Gazette order.

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