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Tuko Kadi founder raises alarm over fraud and infiltration

Tuko Kadi founder Ademba Allans has cautioned the public over what he says is growing misuse of the movement as it expands rapidly among young peopl

CS Mbadi calls for shift from debt-heavy funding to blended investment

According to Mbadi, governments across the continent are being forced to carefully juggle between funding development projects and managing strained budgets. He pointed to global financial conditions that have made borrowing “more expensive, less predictable and restrictive for developing economies,” adding further pressure on already stretched public finances.

Safina Deputy Party leader warns debt burden is tightening Kenya’s fiscal space and shaping priorities

By June 2024, public debt was estimated at about Sh10.5 trillion, before climbing to more than Sh11.8 trillion by the end of the 2024/2025 financial year, representing nearly 68% of gross domestic product.

Senate issues final summons to Sakaja over Old Ngara eviction claims

The probe originates from a statement filed in October 2025 by Nominated Senator Catherine Mumma, who raised concerns over the eviction of six households from Old Ngara Estate on May 14 and June 18, 2025. The evictions allegedly went ahead despite a conservatory court order issued on May 30, 2025 by Justice Mohamed N. Kullow.

President Ruto calls for shift to manufacturing to end Africa’s trillion-shilling losses

Speaking on Thursday in Nairobi during the Africa We Build Summit 2026, Ruto said Africa continues to miss out on vast income by selling unprocessed resources while buying back expensive manufactured products made from the same materials.

Court clears way for extradition of Afghan national to United States

The DPP opposed the appeal, arguing that Kenya can still lawfully cooperate with other countries in criminal matters under international law. Prosecutors relied on Article 6 of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, saying it provides a legal basis for extradition in such cases.

Court halts Kenyatta University VC hiring as legal dispute emerges

The intervention follows a case filed by Professor Waceke Wanjohi, the Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, who has challenged both the outcome and the manner in which the selection exercise was carried out.

TSC rejects viral posters on hardship allowance and subject combinations

In a brief statement released on Wednesday, April 22, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) rejected the claims contained in the widely shared posters, saying they did not originate from the commission.

Kanyadoto MCA Apopo warns ODM over zoning, calls for grassroots-driven nominations

Kanyadoto Ward MCA Apopo Lentana says ODM must restore trust among its supporters by ensuring equal opportunity in nominations and avoiding favouritism in ticket allocation.

UDA sets 24-hour window for election disputes as grassroots polls continue

UDA has opened its Electoral and Nomination Dispute Resolution Committee to receive and determine complaints from its Repeat Phase II grassroots elections held April 23, 2026, with disputes to be filed within 24 hours.

Kenya exports to Netherlands rise to Sh69.5 billion as trade surplus grows

Kenya continues to maintain a positive trade balance with the Netherlands, with imports from the European country standing at Sh44.8 billion, leaving a surplus of about Sh24.8 billion.

Government finalises KPC privatisation, revokes parastatal status in gazette notice

The revocation effectively removes the company from the list of institutions previously under full national government control, clearing the way for its new ownership structure to take full effect.

MPs raise alarm over future of Kenya Cultural Centre amid financial crisis

According to the Auditor General, the institution has, for more than a decade, failed to provide ownership documents for freehold land and buildings valued at Sh 200 million based on a 2014 valuation. These include the Kenya National Theatre and adjoining parking areas, which remain key public assets whose legal status is unclear.

IMF warns Sub-Saharan Africa’s recovery at risk from global shocks

Several economies were singled out for strong performance, including Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia and Rwanda, which recorded growth above 6 percent.

Zambia takes custody of former President Edgar Lungu’s body amid burial dispute

Edgar Lungu died in South Africa 10 months ago after an undisclosed illness at a clinic in Pretoria. He served as Zambia’s president from 2015 until 2021, when he lost the election by a wide margin to Hakainde Hichilema.

Veteran radio host James Valentine dies at 64 after cancer battle

James Valentine, best known for hosting the Australian Broadcasting Corporation afternoon radio programme in Sydney for more than 20 years, died peacefully at home surrounded by his family after stepping away from broadcasting earlier this year following treatment after his 2024 cancer diagnosis.

Treasury opens public input window for 2026/27 national budget until May 8

Among the key areas highlighted for public input are proposals aimed at lowering the cost of living, improving food security, and creating more opportunities for young people, women, and vulnerable groups.

LSK demands urgent probe into killing of advocate Tom Imbukwa

The Law Society of Kenya has urged urgent investigations into the death of advocate Tom Ouya Imbukwa, saying he was allegedly assaulted and tortured by unknown individuals. LSK President Charles Kanjama called on DCI and police to act swiftly.

Mutemi: Kenya’s AI workforce facing exploitation despite global demand

Speaking on Radio Generation on Thursday, Mutemi said the challenges go beyond individual companies, pointing to a wider system that exposes workers to poor conditions, mental health risks, and weak protections, even as global demand for AI-related work continues to rise.

Kenya not ready to host Africa–France Summit at Bomas, Tourism PS tells MPs

The delays come against the backdrop of a larger government plan to redevelop the site into the Bomas International Convention Centre, an initiative aimed at strengthening Kenya’s position as a preferred destination for international conferences.

Over 100 households hit as heavy rains pound in Coast, search on for missing rider

More than 100 households were affected and people displaced in Mombasa and Kwale County after heavy rains and strong winds. Flooding also left parts of health services inaccessible as responders search for a missing boda boda rider.

Kenya ready for 11th session of Association of Africa National Olympic Academies

Speaking on Wednesday in Nairobi, Shadrack Maluki, President of the National Olympic Committee of Kenya, expressed that the prestigious continental gathering will bring together representatives from National Olympic Academies across Africa

Duale exposes bizarre SHA fraud cases as man lists 375 children

Duale said the anomalies uncovered by the digital platform show coordinated schemes involving individuals, clinicians and private hospitals seeking to manipulate claims.

High Court halts closure of KIM days after TVETA order

The authority said KIM had been allegedly offering and awarding academic and professional programmes without proper accreditation, in violation of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Act.

Speaker Wetang’ula declares Ol Kalou parliamentary seat vacant

The declaration sets in motion the legal process that will ultimately lead to a by-election to fill the vacant seat in the Nyandarua County constituency.

Post Your Partner Or Stay Lowkey? Mixed Outcomes Of Making Relationship Public Vs Keeping It Private

How DNA And Male Fertility Tests Are Quietly Destroying Marriages ~ Peter Ngumba, Lab Technologist.

Rally: Lota claims the Mombasa Cement opener

Speaking on Wednesday, Lota admitted he faced a strong challenge from fellow driver Amit Vaja before his closest rival exited in CS5 due to a damaged front suspension arm. He said the win in Mombasa has set the tone for a successful 2026 campaign.

Government warns of looming health crisis as waste mismanagement spirals

Public Health and Professional Standards, PS Mary Muthoni said the country is facing an urgent environmental health challenge driven by rising volumes of unmanaged garbage, weak disposal systems and harmful public behaviour in waste handling.

Chelsea end Rosenior's reign after poor run of Premier League results

Chelsea have now turned to Calum McFarlane, Rosenior’s former assistant, who has been named interim head coach until the end of the season. McFarlane had already briefly stepped in earlier in the year, overseeing a 1-1 draw against Manchester City and a defeat to Fulham in January after Enzo Maresca was sacked.