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Interior PS Raymond Omollo warns against goonism and political violence

Omollo said the government is intensifying security operations to restore stability in affected regions.

Tanga back as Shujaa prepares for Hong Kong

Except for the dropped Ojwang, the squad largely retains the core that featured in the last two legs in Montevideo and São Paulo, a continuity that head coach Wambua has underlined as important going forward, and in addition, Wambua has also confirmed that George Ooro and Samuel Asati will continue as captain and his assistant, respectively.

Baltic States reject Russian disinformation claims, reaffirm support for Ukraine

In a joint statement, the ministers said the claims were baseless and accused Moscow of continuing to spread false narratives despite formal diplomatic clarifications.

CJ Koome vows tough action on corruption following EACC survey findings

In a statement issued on Friday, JSC Chairperson Martha Koome acknowledged the findings of the report, which profiled corruption across the public sector, including within the Judiciary, and outlined measures already in place to address integrity concerns.

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Judicial Service Commission nominates 24 High Court Judges, 13 for Environment and Land Court

Chief Justice Martha Koome, said the nominations followed the conclusion of a rigorous and transparent recruitment process that attracted hundreds of applicants.

ODPP launches new guidelines to strengthen cross-border crime prosecution

In his address, Ingonga underscored the growing complexity of modern crime, noting that criminal networks are increasingly operating across borders and leveraging advancements in technology and global financial systems to evade detection.

PHOTOS: Ruto breaks ground for revitalisation of Voi–Mwatate railway line

The rehabilitation works are part of a wider government push to expand and modernise rail infrastructure across the country, targeting areas that have not fully benefited from past development projects. The focus is on improving regional connectivity and supporting local economies through better transport systems.

Murkomen: Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit to launch by May 1, 2026

Murkomen made the announcement on Friday following a meeting with the technical committee tasked with overseeing the formation and rollout of the unit.

DP Kindiki apologises over conduct of leaders during Ol Kalou MP's requiem mass

Speaking on Friday during the burial ceremony in Tigoni, Kiambu County, Kindiki said what happened in Ol Kalou, where some leaders made remarks and acted in a manner that disturbed mourners, was painful to the family and those who knew the late MP.

How rising divorce and property disputes are straining Kenyan family courts

Speaking on Radio Generation on Friday, she noted that court-annexed mediation had become central in easing the caseload, with most matters concluded within 60 days unless parties agreed to short extensions.

Outrage in Siaya as Ramula killings spark fresh mining dispute probe calls

The incident happened on Monday, April 6, 2026, in Gem–Ramula, when residents took to the streets to protest alleged forced evictions linked to operations by Shanta Gold Kenya Limited. The demonstrations were driven by concerns over land ownership, lack of consent, and unclear resettlement and compensation processes, before escalating into violent confrontation.

County reshuffle sees top officials swap roles in Wajir

In a letter dated April 10, 2026, County Secretary and Head of County Public Service Hellow Issack Mumin said the changes were made under Section 31 of the County Governments Act, No. 17 of 2012.

Government to scrap license fees for selected NYOTA youth traders

MSMEs Development Principal Secretary Susan Mang’eni said on Thursday, April 9, that the waiver will apply to NYOTA beneficiaries who have completed mentorship and officially started running their businesses. She added that counties had earlier committed to supporting the initiative by offering similar relief within their areas of jurisdiction.

New NCIC leadership proposed, Ruto names Bishop Omae as Chair

If cleared, the incoming commissioners will take over from the team led by Reverend Samuel Kobia, whose term came to an end on November 17, 2025, after serving for six years since November 2019.

Drama Festival performances spotlight automation, governance gaps and digital life in Kenya

At the 64th Kenya National Drama and Film Festival, ongoing at Kagumo Teachers Training College, Nyeri National Polytechnic, and Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, students are presenting performances that go beyond entertainment.

Weekend weather alert as Kenya Met signals more rainfall

The Coast and Northeastern Kenya have also been listed among areas likely to experience rainfall during the same period.

SMS earnings slide as Kenyan telcos lose Sh354 million in three months

The Communication Authority points to a clear driver behind the fall, the steady migration of users to internet-based messaging platforms that do not rely on traditional text services.

Analyst faults Sh3.5 billion school infrastructure plan over transparency gaps

Speaking on Radio Generation on Friday, Policy and Strategy Advisor at the Elimu Bora Working Group, Boaz Waruku criticised the allocation of Sh3.5 billion meant for infrastructure development in 400 schools, describing it as unclear and open to abuse.

Competition Authority warns oil firms over alleged fuel hoarding as shortages persist

In its statement, the Authority warned against actions that may deliberately interfere with normal distribution.

Magistrates top list of highest bribes at Sh164,367, EACC survey shows

According to the report, magistrates top the list of public officials receiving the highest average cash bribe, at Sh164,367. Other officials handling high-value bribes include judges in courts, immigration officers, and land registry officers. Immigration officers receive an average of Sh17,000, while land registry officers take about Sh12,000 on average.

Ruto teases officials over dress code during Nairobi arena deal signing

The remarks immediately set off laughter among those present, with the President maintaining a light mood as he continued speaking on expectations for official events.

Raila Junior questions leadership tone after Senator Osotsi assault

Orange Democratic Movement leader Oburu Odinga also strongly condemned the incident, describing it as a cowardly act that has no place in society and calling for action against those responsible.

MPs question Sh300 billion NTSA deal handing majority revenue to private firm

According to projections presented before the committee, the arrangement could generate about Sh900 billion over its lifetime, with nearly 76 per cent expected to go to the private partner, a breakdown MPs said raised serious questions about fairness and value for money.

Vurugu fight: Mbavu the Destroyer appeals against Majembe defeat

In this case, he argues that the judges reached the wrong decision and wants the tribunal to declare him the winner.

MPs sound alarm over persistent insecurity in Isiolo, demand tougher action

The committee, chaired by Mandera West MP Adan Yussuf Haji, said the security response on the ground has not matched the scale of the problem, even with what they believe is adequate deployment in the region.

Tanzanian musician, Matonya charged with rape in Mombasa court

Sefu Shabani Ramadhan, widely known as Matonya, appeared before Chief Magistrate Robinson Ondiek at the Shanzu Law Courts, where he faced one count of rape.The court granted bond set at Sh 500,000, with a requirement for one Kenyan surety.

Easter truce offers brief hope in Russia-Ukraine war

The announcement from Moscow follows repeated appeals by President Volodymyr Zelensky for a ceasefire, which had previously gone unanswered by the Kremlin. The latest declaration is likely to be met with suspicion in Ukraine, especially given past experiences with similar pauses.

Waruku: Rushed CBC rollout driven by tenders, not learning

Waruku linked the troubled rollout to what he described as pressure to spend a Sh12 billion education reform grant, claiming the process was driven by textbook procurement deals rather than proper groundwork.

Audit exposes Sh635.8 million discrepancy at Mama Ngina University

University officials defended the payments, saying they were responsibility allowances for staff attached to the offices of the principal, deputy principal and council secretariat.