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Health and Education ministries launch initiative to strengthen health workforce

The task force will examine existing health training courses, recommend immediate reforms, and create a detailed implementation roadmap with clear milestones. Its mandate is to ensure that Kenya produces a skilled and competent health workforce capable of delivering quality care across the country.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud stresses Africa’s peacekeeping role

Hassan Sheikh called for urgent reforms within the United Nations system to reflect current global realities.

Treasury says oil development plan will boost revenue without burdening debt

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi told lawmakers that the initiative is expected to generate substantial revenues for the State, depending on international oil prices, and will provide both economic and social benefits.

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Tusker FC to appoint Frenchman Julien Mette as coach

Tusker FC are set to replace head coach Charles Okere with Frenchman Julien Mette after a 3–1 loss to Mathare United, signalling a wider technical and management overhaul in Nairobi.

Court turns down Waititu’s plea to ease Sh53 million bond

Waititu had earlier managed to obtain release on a Sh53 million bank guarantee after making several attempts to be freed while awaiting the outcome of his appeal.

Mourinho warns Benfica what to expect from ‘wounded’ Real Madrid

José Mourinho says Benfica will face a “wounded and dangerous” Real Madrid in their Champions League play‑off, after January’s dramatic 4–2 Lisbon defeat left the 15‑time winners chasing revenge.

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State vows action over alleged exploitation of Kenyan women by Russian citizen

Cabinet Secretary Hanna Wendot Cheptumo said the reported acts amount to a serious violation of constitutional rights and national values.

IEBC defends voter data controls after Democratic Party concerns

In a press release issued in Nairobi on February 16, 2026, the Commission said it “notes with concern recent statements by Democratic Party (DP) regarding IEBC's engagement with National Registration Bureau in relation to voter registration data and identity verification.”

Ramadhan 2026: A sacred time of reflection and faith

For Muslims, the month-long time of Ramadhan is like training at a spiritual school. Those who accurately and genuinely observe it come out of it refreshed, as if they had graduated, their sins of the past vanishing like parched leaves.

Kitengela chaos: One dead amid political tensions

The alleged killing of 28-year-old Vincent Ayomo has drawn condemnation from politicians.

IG Kanja given Friday deadline to meet Opposition over security concerns

The delegation, led by Democracy for the Citizens Party leader Rigathi Gachagua, said they were denied an audience despite formally notifying the Inspector General’s office of their visit. They faulted Kanja for failing to appear in person and for not sending any of his deputies to represent him.

Kenya ramps up AML/CFT reforms to exit FATF Grey List by June

Kiptoo said that although Kenya has made commendable progress since its placement on the Grey List in June 2024, the country must now shift focus from “merely demonstrating progress to achieving significant progress.”

Turkana oil compensation delayed by quorum crisis, says NLC chief

The CEO has warned that compensation payments cannot proceed until the Commission is fully reconstituted, saying that only two commissioners remain in office below the legal threshold required to approve valuation reports and issue binding awards.

Telkom Q3: 8.4 per cent profit rise on prepaid data, cost controls

The company said aggressive prepaid offers, cost controls and improved credit management boosted earnings, as mobile subscribers surpassed 25 million and data revenue climbed sharply.

KCAA moves to clear JKIA backlog amid aviation worker's strike

In a statement on February 16, 2026, the regulator said it has “activated its operational continuity measures” after planned industrial action by the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) affected operations at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi.

Mathare United's magic ahead of Shabana's frenzy

Mathare United's second assistant coach Leonard Odipo, together with first assistant coach Gabriel Njoroge and head coach John Kamau, agreed that some of the issues facing their players were psychological and can be resolved by pep talks as the club seeks better results.

NSE admits Cinemark as bond dealer as 2025 turnover hits Sh2.7 trillion

In a statement issued on Monday, February 16, 2026, the NSE described the admission as part of its broader efforts to reform and deepen Kenya’s capital markets.

Sakaja unveils 320-tricycle plan to tackle waste in Nairobi informal settlements

Sakaja explained that the tricycles will transport waste to four newly planned transfer stations, reducing the need for long hauls to the Dandora dumpsite and enhancing operational efficiency.

Karua vows 2027 presidential run, rejects running mate role

Martha Karua has reaffirmed her 2027 presidential bid, saying she can beat President William Ruto in a free and fair election, while criticising tear gas use at rallies and alleged interference in ODM.

Flight delays at JKIA amid labour dispute, passengers advised to check updates

In a statement on Monday, KAA’s Acting Managing Director and CEO, Dr Mohamud Gedi, said contingency plans had been activated.

Police recover 50 stolen goats after armed raid in Samburu County

The operation was triggered by a distress call from a resident of Marti Location reporting that a herdsman grazing goats along the Marti–Sulubei Road had been ambushed by unknown raiders who forcefully drove away the livestock.

Wambua blames panic as Shujaa fall to US at HSBC SVNS 2

Wambua admitted the defining problem was composure, or the lack of it, when Shujaa were without the ball. The coach painted a picture of a side that rushed to reclaim possession, crowding the breakdown and leaving gaps that the Americans exploited.

NPS provides updates on Witima chaos probe

Kenya’s National Police Service has detailed steps in probes into teargas disruptions at Witima Church and a Kitengela ODM rally, urging formal complaints and public cooperation to support evidence-based prosecutions.

Arsenal 4–0 Wigan: How FA cup cruise highlights squad depth

Arsenal scored four times in 17 first-half minutes to beat Wigan 4–0 at the Emirates and reach the FA Cup fifth round, underlining their attacking depth across all competitions.