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DP Kindiki: 2027 will be decided by development, not noise

He warned opposition leaders saying the government will rely on its development record, not political noise.

Victims of wildlife conflict urged to claim share of Sh3.8 billion fund

KWS called on individuals impacted by wildlife-related incidents to follow up on their claims and receive what they are entitled to under the national program.

CS Kagwe: State sugar factories were leased, not sold

The Cabinet Secretary rejected claims suggesting the process lacked openness.

Treasury cuts Sh600 million from school feeding programme

The Treasury’s proposal to reduce funding for the school feeding programme by Sh600 million.

Finance Bill 2025 referred to House Committee ahead of resumption of sittings

This development came after National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula announced on Monday that the bill, published on May 6, has been marked as a legislative priority.

Taxpayers rush as KRA amnesty hits Sh165bn

KRA has provided substantial relief to over three million taxpayers.

Property auctions loom for Nairobi land rate defaulters

Sakaja has launched a crackdown on land rates targeting the recovery of billions of shillings in unpaid dues.

Yellow fever outbreak hits Uganda

Uganda is tackling the yellow fever threat with nearly 4 million people vaccinated.

Charles Were Murder: Lake Basin official to remain in custody for 23 days

This decision was made after a Nairobi court dismissed an application to have the presiding magistrate step down from the case.

Learners in limbo as Government slashes Sh62bn from school budget

The massive reduction, enforced by the National Treasury, threatens to cripple key programmes and services at the heart of the education system.

CJ Koome calls for united front against rising SGBV

Addressing a gathering in Kisumu, she expressed deep concern over the alarming rise in SGBV incidents.

Nurses demand action on wage delays, call for accountability

The Kenya National Union of Nurses (KNUN) highlights the persistent issue of delayed payments for nurses working in both public and private hospitals.

Kisumu becomes second county to roll out tribunals shared services

Four suspects dead, six rifles 527 rounds recovered in Meru security raid

The targeted hideout was reportedly a makeshift camp serving as a base for the group.

Displacement crisis worldwide deepens as 83.4 million remain uprooted

Conflict accounted for nearly 90% of the total, including 11.6 million in Sudan.

UHC staff to move to permanent terms in 2026, says CS Duale

CS Duale outlined the plan, which includes transferring the payroll and budget responsibilities for UHC staff to county governments by July 1, 2025.

Femicide is a national emergency, Barasa says

Dr. Barasa disclosed that close to 700 women have lost their lives to femicide since 2016—an average of 40 deaths each month.

Over 100 Families displaced by flash floods in Ndabibi, Naivasha

The disaster was sparked by intense rainfall in the nearby Eburru Forest.

Man detained following suspected arson attacks on PM Starmer properties

The 21-year-old was taken into custody early Tuesday on charges of arson with the intent to endanger life.

PS Kiptoo calls on Kenyans to embrace new taxes

Kiptoo urged Kenyans to brace for "minor" adjustments to taxes if the government moves forward with this approach.

Somalia aid crisis worsens for women and children

Somalia's humanitarian crisis has reached alarming new heights with one of the worst hunger crises in the world.

Ministry of Defence requests Sh40.7bn budget boost

Out of the Sh204.5 billion originally requested, the Ministry received Sh163.5 billion.

Ivory Coast opposition leader quits, plots return

Thiam, who was disqualified from the race due to questions over his nationality, announced his resignation in a speech shared on social media.

MP Barasa mocks Gachagua’s exit from UDA

Barasa went on to compare Gachagua’s newfound political ties—especially with the Wiper Party- to an unlawful cohabitation.

Opposition leaders demand full disclosure on IEBC appointments

In a statement released on Tuesday, the leaders said the process was marked by secrecy, bias, and state influence.

Nairobi court clears way for Afghan politician’s extradition to US

The arrest took place in Nairobi on April 14, 2025, when Qadir was detained by Kenyan police at a local hotel shortly after landing on a Qatar Airways flight.

NHIF verification team operations suspended over legal dispute

The committee had been established under Gazette Notice No. 4069 dated March 28, 2025.

CBK sets the record straight on interest rate caps

This clarification follows growing unease from the banking sector, voiced through the Kenya Bankers Association (KBA).

Kenya, Dominican Republic partner on medical access for Haiti Mission

The MoU signed in Santo Domingo, will allow for medical evacuation, repatriation of injured personnel, and logistical access for Kenyan peacekeepers operating in Haiti.

Deputy Governors decry powerlessness, demand legal reform

The deputy governors said the current legal setup treats them like spectators in their own governments.