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HELB report reveals gains in diversity but highlights leadership gaps
Appearing before the Senate Committee on National Cohesion, Equal Opportunity, and Regional Integration, chaired by Mohamed Said Chute, HELB CEO Geoffrey Monari said the institution is making progress but acknowledged that challenges remain.
MPs surcharge Tharaka TVET Sh170,000 over irregular board allowances
MPs have ordered Tharaka Technical and Vocational College to recover Sh170,000 in irregular board allowances linked to recruitment meetings, citing legal breaches and misuse of public funds.
Kenyan Transgender Network calls for visibility and legal reform
The group says transgender people face rising global and local challenges but notes progress towards legal gender recognition.
DCI flags major lapses at Nyamira morgue as 3 in custody over Kericho cemetery saga
The discovery has led to the arrest of six suspects, including hospital officials and a cemetery caretaker, ahead of a court arraignment scheduled for April 23, 2026.
Police call for vigilance as Easter travel surge raises safety concerns
Police warned that without strict adherence to safety guidelines, the risk of road traffic accidents and crime could rise significantly.
MPs defy court directive, suspend Anthony Kibagendi again for 14-days
This comes despite an earlier High Court order that had halted his initial suspension and barred the National Assembly from taking further disciplinary action against him.
Competition Authority of Kenya raids six mattress firms over suspected price-fixing cartel
The regulator says the probe aims to protect consumers, noting that mattresses are essential goods used by millions of households across the country.
Mombasa rolls out smart CCTV with facial, plate recognition
Speaking on Tuesday at the Regional Highway Safety Investors Conference, 2026 in Mombasa, the Governor highlighted broader plans for integrated infrastructure, including roadside stations and smart monitoring.
KIPPRA opens 2026/2027 Young Professionals Programme, deadline April 21
The full-time programme combines coursework and research, with participants expected to publish outputs. Applications close on April 21, with the institute urging qualified candidates, including persons with disabilities, to apply through its official website.
Government sets up AFCON 2027 committee to lead Kenya’s co-hosting plans
The committee, chaired by Nicholas Musonye, will coordinate logistics, infrastructure upgrades, stakeholder engagement, and tournament delivery to meet CAF standards.
Governors condemn arrest attempts, boycott Senate CPAC hearings
The council says the move, which included the attempted arrest of Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson, undermines the intent of oversight and is part of a broader political standoff.
PS Oluga urges Africa to rethink development finance
Speaking on Tuesday at the Kenya Partners Convening (KPC) 2026 in Nairobi, he emphasised stronger collaboration among governments and partners to address declining donor support and ensure sustainable, locally driven development across key sectors like health, education, and agriculture.
KNEC invites teachers for 2026 CBA item writing training ahead of April deadline
The program is designed to build the capacity of educators in developing quality test items that support effective assessment of learner competencies across primary, secondary, special needs, and teacher training college levels.
Treasury disputes CoB claim of delayed Sh53.56bn bond pay
In a press statement issued on March 31, 2026, the Treasury said the payments were made in accordance with the Government’s debt servicing schedule, despite appearing outstanding under the Exchequer reporting framework.
Gachagua faults Ruto on hospital crisis, Gikomba night demolitions
Former DP Rigathi Gachagua in Makueni accuses President William Ruto’s government of hospital failures, inhuman Gikomba night evictions and police brutality, while backing a united opposition ahead of the next election.
KEMSA hiring directors, assistants to boost medical supply delivery
The positions include director and assistant director roles, with applications due by April 22, 2026.
Kenya settles Sh3.87bn AFCON 2027 hosting fee as stadium upgrades accelerate
Kenya has paid the Sh3.87 billion AFCON 2027 hosting fee to CAF and restructured its organising committee, paving the way for accelerated stadium, transport and logistics upgrades nationwide.
Karibe: Serviced apartments redefine Nairobi hospitality
He says the model caters to expatriates and business travellers seeking space, flexibility and amenities, with features such as wellness facilities, daily service and diverse dining redefining modern accommodation in the city.
TSC extends teacher data update deadline to April 7, 2026
In a public notice on Tuesday, the Commission said the nationwide exercise targets registered teachers outside its payroll, seeking to update records with critical details, including qualifications, subject specialization, and level of training.
How Middle East airspace closures hit Kenya’s hotel revenues
Speaking on Radio Generation on Tuesday, Karibe said the closure of the airspace as a result of the Middle East conflict has dealt a big blow to the hospitality industry.
Mudavadi pushes legal reforms to sharpen Kenya’s diplomacy
Speaking at the close of the 19th Ambassadors’ Conference on Monday, he outlined plans to introduce legislation that would formalize performance management across the public service, aligning both the Executive and Parliament under a unified legal framework.







