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CS Murkomen: Government’s war on drug abuse is bearing fruit

The Cabinet Secretary said authorities have made significant progress in reducing the prevalence of substance abuse across the country, while intensifying operations targeting key players in the illegal trade.

Thieves steal truck carrying 12 tonnes of KitKat on transit to Poland

The cargo’s parent company, Nestlé, confirmed that the truck was carrying 413,793 units of a new chocolate range at the time of the incident.

Kenya to host Green Climate Fund office for Eastern and Southern Africa region

The decision was finalised during the 44th GCF Board meeting held in Songdo from March 25 to 28, 2026, following a rigorous multi-stage selection process that drew interest from dozens of developing nations.

Marsabit residents lodge 121 complaints as IPOA moves services closer

The complaints, shared during the launch of a new IPOA office in Saku, cover allegations such as extortion, assault, failure to present suspects in court within the required 24-hour period, and disputes over how cash bail is handled.

University of Eldoret bounce back to storm into KUSF quarters

UoE, who had suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Zetech University in their opening match, needed nothing short of victory to keep their qualification hopes alive — and they delivered under pressure, as head coach Josphat Pilishi explained.

Wheelchair Basketball: Kenya hammers Liberia in Luanda

Speaking on Friday right after the final whistle, women's head coach Sarah Libese was upbeat about her charges, praising them for a good start, but wary of champions South Africa and Algeria.

PSRA shuts down 27 illegal security firms in nationwide crackdown

The authority is responsible for overseeing the private security sector through licensing of firms and personnel, setting training requirements, enforcing compliance with labour laws, vetting officers, and coordinating with state security agencies. It reported that more than 100,000 private security officers are currently registered, all vetted, trained, and issued with identification numbers before deployment.

Ruto: Passport delays cut as Government streamlines system

Ruto said the country has been working to clean up the recruitment space to protect citizens from exploitation by intermediaries who previously took advantage of job seekers.

Mongolia PM Zandanshatar resigns amid deepening political rift

Zandanshatar’s administration had already faced pressure earlier, with attempts to remove him coming just months after he took office. In October, Mongolia’s constitutional court rejected a parliamentary move to oust him after only four months in power, allowing him to continue despite the unrest.

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DPP raises alarm over missing files in South C collapse probe

In the initial directive issued on January 5, the DPP instructed police to conduct full investigations into the collapse, record statements from all relevant individuals, and gather evidence from parties connected to the construction and approval of the building.

Charles Kanjama takes over as LSK president in leadership transition

Kanjama steps into office at a time when the legal profession is navigating governance concerns and rising expectations from members, with the society representing more than 20,000 advocates nationwide.

KNCHR calls for final submissions as protest victims compensation deadline nears

In a statement issued on Friday, Claris Ogangah made a renewed appeal to the public, urging prompt submission of complaints while the commission completes preparations for a national compensation and reparations structure.

Kalonzo: Removing Sifuna means abandoning Raila’s vision

Kalonzo cautioned that removing Sifuna, together with Embakasi East MP Babu Owino and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, would leave ODM unrecognisable compared to the party Raila built and led for more than two decades.

‘I almost died’: Kamene Goro speaks after surviving critical health crisis

Kamene on Friday shared that she had been unwell since November 2025, but at the time, she did not grasp how serious it was. What followed was a sudden and dangerous deterioration that left her fighting for her life at the start of the year.

UDA dispute committee steps in after contested Emurua Dikirr nominations

The announcement follows the conclusion of the Emurua Dikirr parliamentary primaries, which were accompanied by allegations of vote manipulation, bribery, repeat voting, and the use of proxy voters in several polling areas. These concerns were raised despite the completion of tallying and declaration of results.

Nepal ex-prime minister arrested over deadly protest crackdown

Kathmandu Valley police spokesperson Om Adhikari said the two were detained and that procedures will continue in line with the law. The arrests come at a time of political transition, just a day after a new prime minister was sworn into office.

Iran embassy dismisses Hormuz closure fears linked to Kenya economy

The statement further explained that Iran continues to support the movement of commercial ships through the strait, provided they are not involved in activities considered hostile and comply with safety measures issued by Iranian authorities.

Gachagua says no public reconciliation needed with Uhuru Kenyatta

The former DP described the disagreement as strictly political, stressing that it did not affect their long-standing personal connection. Gachagua said their association goes back many years, including a period when he worked closely under Kenyatta in a professional capacity.

Tiger Woods involved in rollover crash in Florida as authorities investigate

A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from ESPN. Images captured by WPTV in West Palm Beach showed what was reported to be Woods’ SUV lying on its side at the scene of the rollover.

David Keter wins UDA primaries after close contest in Emurua Dikirr

The nomination came ahead of the by-election set by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for May 14, 2026, in a constituency with 44,447 registered voters. The seat fell vacant following the death of Johana Ng’eno in a helicopter crash at Chepkiyep village in Mosop Constituency, Nandi County, on February 28, 2026.

State expands security-disturbed zones in Laikipia, Samburu, Meru and Isiolo

The decision, officials say, is part of a broader push to strengthen ongoing security efforts aimed at tackling banditry, restoring calm and improving safety for residents living in regions that have experienced repeated incidents involving armed groups and livestock theft.

Flood deaths rise to 103 as more families displaced across Kenya

In addition to the loss of life, the latest situation has led to more families being forced out of their homes, with 105 households newly affected. This pushes the overall number of impacted households to 2,795, as more people seek safer ground away from flooded areas and submerged settlements.

AFA sets April dates for avocado export season, warns against premature harvesting

The regulator also ordered exporters to submit a list of their duly registered Horticultural Produce Marketing Agents (HPMA) or suppliers by March 30, as part of efforts to streamline traceability and compliance within the sector.

Uncollected IDs, duplicate records stall registration services in Eldoret

According to officials, a total of 6,160 national identification cards and 2,200 passports remain uncollected at the Eldoret NRB offices and the passport centre, raising questions about access to critical identification documents and public awareness.

Senators call for inclusion of men in gender policies

Principal Secretary for Gender and Affirmative Action Anne Wangombe acknowledged growing concern over what many perceive as the neglect of the “boy child” in policy frameworks.

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