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Were people tougher back in the day both physically and mentally?

What do you think of the President’s decision to sponsor two people to travel to England?

Kenya launches National carbon registry to boost global climate trade

The Kenya National Carbon Registry, overseen by the National Environment Management Authority, is a digital tool built to record, confirm and manage carbon credits and Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes generated from projects across the country.

Eastleigh, Kibra and Makadara to host Nairobi County services at Huduma Centres

Huduma Kenya has announced that select Nairobi City County services will be offered at Huduma Centres in Eastleigh, Kibra and Makadara, aiming to ease access and cut travel for residents in dense areas.

Lamine Yamal misses penalty as Girona beat Barcelona 2-1 in derby

Girona beat Barcelona 2-1 at Montilivi with Fran Beltran’s late winner after a missed Lamine Yamal penalty, tightening the La Liga title race and easing Girona’s relegation fears.

Kenya Airways, Jambojet warn of major JKIA delays, issue passenger advisory

The industrial action by KAWU began after a seven day strike notice issued on February 9, 2026 to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority expired. In a letter addressed to KCAA Director General Emile N. Arao, the union warned that unionisable employees would down their tools if long standing concerns were not addressed.

Public Universities face scrutiny over Sh3 billion mismanagement

The review shows that poor governance, missing records, and irregular approvals have put over Sh3 billion of taxpayers’ money at risk, even as institutions grapple with growing budget pressures.

KNEC announces online and residential training for 2026 KJSEA, KCSE examiners

Teachers and tutors who wish to apply must meet strict requirements. Applicants should be actively teaching the relevant subjects at the level being examined or higher. They must be registered with the Teachers Service Commission or the Public Service Commission and hold at least a Diploma in Education.

18 Civil society faults Governors’ boycott of Senate oversight committee

Eighteen civil society groups have condemned the Council of Governors’ boycott of Senate oversight sessions, warning it undermines constitutional accountability and public trust in management of county funds.

Middle Eastern and muslim countries condemn Israel’s land move in West Bank

The ministers, representing the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, the State of Qatar, the Republic of Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the Arab Republic of Egypt, and the Republic of Türkiye, described the decision as a dangerous escalation that threatens regional stability and the prospects for peace

Lent and Ramadhan start together in rare global alignment

For Christians, tomorrow marks Ash Wednesday, the official beginning of Lent, a 40-day period commemorating Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness before launching his ministry.

FA Cup Last 16 Draw: Mansfield Host Arsenal in Standout Tie

League One side Mansfield host Arsenal in the FA Cup last 16, as Newcastle face Manchester City and Wrexham draw Chelsea in a compelling fifth-round line-up.

Does Posting Your Woman On Social Media Lead To A 'Mtaro' Situation?

Kenyan pilots warn JKIA strike disruptions risk crew fatigue, safety

In a statement issued on Tuesday, KALPA reaffirmed that “aviation safety is non-negotiable,” emphasizing the importance of strict adherence to Flight Duty Period (FDP) limitations and mandatory rest requirements.

TSC draft law seeks power to deregister teachers for misconduct

The Bill would give the commission authority to discipline teachers who charge unauthorised fees, organise holiday tuition without approval, or withhold certificates from learners who sit for national examinations.

Australians linked to IS blocked from leaving Syria camp

After nearly seven years confined in Roj detention camp of women and children from different countries remain in camps across northern Syria. Roj detention camp alone houses over 2,000 people from 40 nations, most of them minors and women associated with former IS fighters.

Kenya faces mixed Weather: Rain in some areas, heat in others

Rainfall is expected to persist in western and central Kenya, including Nairobi, and across the Lake Victoria Basin and Rift Valley, while northern counties are likely to remain dry.

Wiper NEC member questions legality of Sifuna’s ODM removal

Last week, ODM’s NEC voted to remove Sifuna during a meeting in Mombasa, citing indiscipline and violations of party protocol. The party stated the resolution followed the constitution and relevant laws and appointed Catherine Omanyo as acting Secretary General.

Kenya names 12-man squad for 2026 Magical Kenya Open

Kenya has named a 12-man squad for the 57th Magical Kenya Open at Karen Country Club in 2026, blending experience and youth as officials target more home players making the cut.

Burkina Faso attack leaves seven Ghanaian traders dead

Burkina Faso has seen a wave of attacks across its northern and eastern regions over the past four days. Military leaders, who assumed power promising to curb jihadist violence, have not published an official death toll for the latest attacks, though they insist the situation is under control.

Kasarani and Nyayo closed as CAF inspection sends Kenyan football into uncertainty

What began as a compliance exercise for AFCON 2027 has rippled through the domestic calendar, leaving clubs, fans, and league organisers scrambling to adapt.

Thika Stadium gets Sh850m upgrade

Kenya is building a new 10,000-seat, Sh850m Thika Stadium, set for completion by year-end, to boost local sport, protect traders’ livelihoods and serve as a potential AFCON 2027 training venue.

State House recurrent budget overshot by Sh2.7 billion seven months in

According to the latest Treasury figures, by the end of January 2026, State House had spent Sh10.4 billion, surpassing its full-year recurrent budget of Sh7.7 billion by Sh2.7 billion. This overspend represents a 35 percent breach of the annual ceiling, with five months remaining before the financial year ends on June 30.

Kenya, Egypt move to implement strategic partnership on trade, energy

Bilateral trade between the two nations reached around $567 million (Sh73.24 billion) in 2024, a figure both governments say is below potential considering the size and complementarity of their economies.

McOure says ODM still strong after Sifuna ouster, backs Ruto's 2027 bid

Mcoure criticized what he called the misapplication of “the spirit of Baba,” a reference to party leader Raila Odinga, stressing that it should drive economic empowerment and development rather than fuel street protests.

KASNEB to use biometric registration for exams starting February

The new system is part of KASNEB’s efforts to ensure accurate identification and reliable administration of its professional and technical examinations.

Robert Duvall, Hollywood icon, dies at 95

Duvall earned seven Oscar nominations and won Best Actor in 1983 for Tender Mercies. His body of work also includes Network, The Great Santini, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Judge, in which he starred with Robert Downey Jr. He often cited his favorite role as Augustus McCrae in the 1989 TV mini-series Lonesome Dove, adapted from Larry McMurtry’s novel.

LSK flags legal gaps, calls for election reforms ahead of 2027

LSK outlined the areas where the society intends to play an active role, focusing on legal reforms to close recurring gaps in electoral law.

Dashcam captures bolt driver killing as three face murder charges in South Africa

Three South Africans have been charged in connection with the killing of Isaac Satlat, whose death has sparked public outrage and calls for urgent action to protect drivers on duty.

IPOA reports 3,988 police officers under investigation, 47 convicted

IPOA Deputy Director for Inspection, Monitoring and Preventive Services, Munene Mugambi explained that the investigative process is deliberate, involving statement collection, internal reviews, and referrals to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP).