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Nationwide matatu strike dropped after security talks

Leaders in the sector said the pause, which will run for two weeks, is meant to give room for continued negotiations and the rollout of measures aimed at protecting vehicles, crews, and passengers from further violence.

KRA brings back nil filing after tightening iTax checks

KRA has also advised taxpayers to review their Personal Identification Numbers on iTax to ensure their details are correct, noting that the system now relies heavily on combined data from multiple channels.

Police appeal for calm in Huruma after fatal clash and overnight unrest

Police said the situation escalated during the second arrest when one of the suspects raised an alarm, drawing a group of youths who began throwing stones and other objects at officers in an attempt to disrupt the operation.

Three suspects in Russian general shooting named

They include the man said to have carried out the attack, who has been named as Russian citizen Lyubomir Korba.

Farouk Kibet fronts UDA campaign amid sibling feud in Isiolo South

Speaking during campaign stops, Farouk Kibet and Isiolo Governor Abdi Hassan Guyo called on pastoralist voters to stay loyal to the ruling party by electing Tubi Mohamed Tubi.

KMTC student shot dead in Huruma chaos as residents demand justice

Sheryl Adhiambo was shot on the night of Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Jonsaga while helping her mother sell fish at a local shed.

Ombudsman seeks prosecution of Nairobi County officials over Eastleigh tower approvals

In its findings, the Office of the Ombudsman said county officers endorsed and processed development permissions for Khaleej Towers in breach of the Physical and Land Use Planning Act, 2019, and the Local Government (Adoptive By-Laws) (Building) Order

We can now reduce taxes and transform Kenya - Ruto

Ruto said the government first focused on fixing the economy so that it could now move to ease the financial strain on citizens.

Bill seeks early pension access for ailing MPs below 45

The proposed reforms are contained in the Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2025, which seeks to revise long-standing provisions that restrict younger legislators from drawing their pension and also adjust how benefits are handled for MPs who lose elections and later return to the House.

Counties receive Sh6.73 billion for urban development projects under KUSP II

The allocations were published in a gazette notice dated February 6, 2026, where National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi confirmed that the financing is sourced from the International Development Association-World Bank credit and will be directed to selected urban centres across the country.

Portugal: Seguro, Ventura face each other in runoff presidential election

Recent opinion polls say Seguro will collect twice as many votes as Ventura in the head-to-head between the two top candidates in last month’s first round of voting, when none of the runners captured more than 50 per cent of the vote required for victory.

Pressure mounts on authorities over silence on South C building probe

Online discussions have been filled with calls for clear updates on whether anyone linked to the project has faced action. Many users are asking if professionals involved in the design, approval, and construction have been held to account.

US plans inaugural meeting of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’

The US sent invites for the February 19 event on Friday, according to an invitation seen by CNN. It is slated to be held at the US Institute of Peace, which President Donald Trump has renamed after himself.

Misleading! Jubilee Party refutes planned Gen-Z event at Uhuru's home

The former ruling party said no such event exists, terming the information circulating on social media as misleading.

Harambee Stars midfielder Job Ochieng makes historic La Liga debut

Ochieng came off the bench in the 64th minute, replacing Goncalo Guedes, during a 3-1 win over Elche at the Reale Arena.

Haiti’s transitional council transfers power to US-backed prime minister

The transfer of power between the nine-member council, created in April 2024, and 54-year-old businessman Fils-Aimé took place under tight security, given Haiti’s unstable political climate.

Dawn fire destroys property at Ruiru's Biashara Ward

The blaze occurred near the municipal offices and the Ruiru Chief’s offices. Witnesses reported hearing a loud explosion shortly before the fire.

Kenyan student faces 30 years in US jail over rape

Brian Muinde Kimithi, 19, a St. John’s University student, has been charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct in connection with the reported rape of a St. Joseph woman.

Kakamega residents urge accountability in Safaricom shares sale

Addressing the MPs, Kenya National Chamber of Commerce regional chairperson Nickel Tarel backed the proposal, saying it would guarantee Safaricom’s independence from government control and raise funds to complete stalled development projects.

Trump pushes for peace in Ukraine ‘by June’, Zelensky says

US-led efforts to end Europe’s deadliest conflict since World War II have stepped up a gear in recent weeks, but Moscow and Kyiv remain at odds over the key issue of territory.

Coast police boss issues orders to shoot local Panga Boys

Speaking to the press on February 7, 2026, Nuno said those involved in crime have only two choices: abandon their activities or leave the entire Coast region.

Japan votes in snap election as PM Takaichi takes a gamble

Just months after she was elected by lawmakers, Takaichi decided to go to the polls to seek the public's mandate.

KDF officer among trio arrested over Mtito Andei extortion

Detectives swooped in and arrested the suspects, identified as Samuel Ogando Odoyo, a member of the Kenya Defence Forces; Onyango Nelson Kasera, a police officer; and Joseph Mulwa Mwambi, a civilian.

CS Murkomen to face MPs over gangs, cybercrime and political violence

A major focus of the session will be the government’s response to criminal gangs operating in different parts of the country. MPs want Murkomen to explain what security agencies are doing to dismantle these groups and stop their activities, amid claims that some gangs are linked to political interests.

Kenya freezes accounts of 13 suspected terror financiers

Failure to comply or attempts to bypass the sanctions are considered offences under POT-TFR regulations. The frozen assets include hundreds of millions of shillings across accounts belonging to ten Kenyans and three foreign nationals.

Education audit flags major flaws in learner data system

The audit shows that errors in enrolment figures led to the removal of 547,637 learners from funding-eligible records. This represents a 4.7 per cent drop from the initial figures captured in Nemis and left over half a million learners listed as “unaccounted for” at the time the report was prepared.

Church leaders warn against mass protests over Witima attack

At the same time, the church demanded swift action from Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja against those involved in the Nyeri attack.

Counties face operational freeze over mounting pending bills

A recent report from the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA), submitted to Parliament, reveals that at least 17 counties owe more than 20 per cent of their annual revenue in pending bills.

US court sentences Peter Biar Ajak in South Sudan coup arms case

The ruling comes after Ajak admitted to conspiracy charges tied to weapons export laws and follows the earlier sentencing of his associate, Abraham Chol Keech, who received a 41-month prison term on December 18, 2025, alongside three years of supervised release.