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ODPP, Nuclear Energy Agency sign MoU to tackle nuclear crimes as Siaya plant nears

Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga, who presided over the signing, said the agreement will enhance coordination between the two institutions through joint trainings, capacity building, and structured engagement frameworks.

US National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent resigns over war in Iran

He argues that the conflicts in the Middle East, particularly in Iran, have been exacerbated by external influences rather than by immediate national security needs.

Recurrent spending concerns rise over Sh100 million Maritime Academy allocation

The Principal Secretary Aden Millah when he appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Transport and Infrastructure said that the total budget has increased from Sh5,684 million to Sh5,754 million (Sh5.75 billion).

Winnie Odinga’s shift to local politics begins with ODM deputy leader endorsement

Winnie tied her bid to Nairobi’s political history within ODM, saying the city has long been at the centre of the party’s struggles and growth.

Police intensify rescue operations as flood death toll rises to 71

The police have also appealed to the public to report emergencies through designated channels, including toll-free numbers and local police stations, to ensure timely intervention.

Old Mutual posts Sh856m profit on digital and asset growth

The firm recorded growth in assets, digital sales, and app usage, alongside key regional partnerships and restructuring. The results highlight resilience and continued investment in digital innovation across its East African operations.

Chinese, Kenyan suspects remanded in 3,000 live ants trade case

A Chinese national and a Kenyan co-accused have been remanded in Nairobi over alleged illegal trade in more than 3,000 live ants, as a Kenyan court weighs wildlife permit violations.

PS Korir seeks Sh3bn boost for landless settlement amid revenue shortfall

Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Lands on March 17, 2026, Principal Secretary Nixon Korir said the revised budget has increased significantly from Sh10.76 billion to Sh13.31 billion, driven largely by the need to scale up development expenditure.

Homa Bay Governor Wanga nominates new DG, reshuffles cabinet

The changes include new appointments in trade and governance, alongside a reassignment in agriculture. The nominees now await approval by the County Assembly following the executive order issued on March 16, 2026.

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Do you prefer vinyl, or the newer ways of listening to music like streaming, downloads, and apps?

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KNH, Moi University lead in off-payroll salary payments, PSC reveals

The report shows that Kenyatta National Hospital had 1,136 staff receiving salaries through alternative arrangements, the highest among all 511 institutions reviewed.

Mombasa police arrest robbery suspects, recover stolen AK-47 rifle

Police in Mombasa have arrested two men and recovered an AK-47 rifle stolen from an officer during a March 14 robbery in Maganda, as detectives pursue additional suspects.

Iran national security chief Larijani killed, says Israel

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said Larijani was "eliminated last night", although this has not been confirmed by Iran.

Weatherman warns of isolated heavy rains, flood risk in key regions

The advisory comes as the country continues to experience floods as a results of heavy rainfall, with the flood fatalities now standing at 71 after Interior ministry confirmed three more fatalities recorded in Nairobi, one in Eastern and one in the Coast region.

Kisumu Governor calls for urgent intervention in border land dispute

Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o has asked the Ministry of Lands to urgently survey and demarcate disputed Kisumu–Kericho border land after clashes left one dead and three injured.

Sri Lanka declares Wednesdays off as Asian countries try to conserve fuel

This is the latest in a series of belt-tightening measures undertaken by Asian countries since the war choked off the Strait of Hormuz, which used to carry millions of barrels of oil from the Gulf into the region.

Ruto clarifies role in Nairobi Hospital, orders fraud probe

The President stressed that he would not allow the hospital to be taken hostage, and added that those involved in fraudulent activities had been removed and would face legal action.

UDA sets March 28 for nominations in Emurua Dikirr, two ward seats

UDA has announced nomination dates, fees and portal registration rules for aspirants in the Emurua Dikirr MP race and Porro and Endo ward by-elections, ahead of IEBC polls set for May 14, 2026.

Affordable Housing Board issues fraud alert on Brightwood ‘Boma Yangu’ housing claims

The Affordable Housing Board has warned Kenyans that Brightwood Apartments is not linked to the Boma Yangu program, urging the public to avoid payments, verify adverts, and use official contacts only.

Kenya restarts first competitive auction of 10 oil and gas blocks

The Energy and Petroleum Ministry is now preparing to conduct the country’s first competitive auction for 10 exploration blocks in the Anza and Lamu basins.

Senate intervenes as Trans Nzoia County Service Board dispute paralyzes operations

Peter Wamoto, outgoing Board chair, told the Senate Devolution Committee on Monday that the office shutdown was an unlawful attempt to undermine the Board’s constitutional independence.

MPs question Sh4.2 billion IEBC legal fees dating back to 2013

The outstanding legal fees are linked to court matters dating back to 2013. MPs said the commission must hold discussions with the affected law firms and work out an arrangement on settling the bills that have accumulated over time.