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Sifuna’s political rise grounded in action, not labels, says Manyora
Political analyst Prof. Herman Manyora, on Radio Generation, dismissed claims that Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is weak, saying his rise reflects ODM party engagement and electoral visibility.
World Bank-backed SAFER Fund targets SACCOs and lenders in new credit push
Kenya Development Corporation has opened fully online applications for the SAFER Fund, a World Bank-backed programme to expand affordable credit for MSMEs. SACCOs, microfinance banks and Tier III lenders can apply between May 5 and June 2, 2026.
MPs back use of drones, bodycams to track police conduct as IPOA faces reform pressure
The Independent Medico-Legal Unit 2025 report recorded 97 extrajudicial killings, 18 deaths in custody, 72 cases of torture or ill-treatment, 49 protest-related injuries, 1,500 arbitrary arrests, and five enforced disappearances within the year.
Babu Owino links Nairobi 2027 bid to 2032 leadership transition plan
If elected Nairobi governor, Owino said his focus would be on improving service delivery and dismantling what he termed entrenched networks controlling county operations. He vowed to take firm action against such interests.
Treasury sets aside Sh1.3 trillion for debt in Sh4.79 trillion budget
Revenue projections stand at Sh3.63 trillion from ordinary collections and Sh644 billion from Appropriation-in-Aid. This leaves a funding gap of Sh1.11 trillion, which the government plans to cover through borrowing—Sh995.7 billion from the local market and Sh145.6 billion from external sources.
Kenya, Tanzania deepen trade push with new integration plan
Investment links between the two countries have also grown. Kenyan investments in Tanzania now stand at more than Sh219.3 billion, while Tanzanian investments in Kenya have reached over Sh43.3 billion.
Kioni: Opposition confusion could hand Ruto another term
The Deputy Party leader added that the opposition was repeating familiar mistakes and had drifted back into confusion similar to what it faced in the 2022 election cycle.
Kenya Rugby mourns ex-Lionesses head coach Felix “Ade” Oloo
Oloo's rugby journey included a long playing career at Nakuru RFC that lasted about 15 years from 2003 to 2017. During this time, he was part of squads that won Kenya Cup titles in the 2012–13 and 2013–14 seasons.
Mali military leader takes over defence role after minister killed in rebel offensive
The former defence minister, Sadio Camara, was killed in what officials described as an apparent suicide truck explosion that struck his home near the capital Bamako. His death happened during the same offensive that has left authorities struggling to contain the situation.
Kioni praises Gachagua’s strategy as he warns opposition over unity gaps
Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Jeremiah also aligned himself with remarks made by Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, who has been pushing for opposition unity and the fronting of a single presidential candidate to improve competitiveness in the next elections.
Kenya para fencers to compete in first world cup this May
Speaking to Radio Generation from the national training base at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, Kenya Para Fencing President Agnes Oluoch expressed confidence in her team despite most athletes being newcomers and Kenya making its debut on the global stage.
Jubilee warns against move targeting Uhuru’s retirement benefits
ubilee Secretary General Moitalelel Ole Kenta said the government should concentrate on delivering solutions to citizens instead of engaging in political blame games
Push for reforms as prison data highlights gaps in Sexual Offences Act
Those who addressed the committee argued that the law’s fixed prison terms for defilement, set at between 15 and 20 years, limit the ability of courts to weigh the details of each case.
Kenya Railways MD pushes for unified East African railway system to boost trade
Kenya Railways Managing Director said the focus on regional railway integration comes at a time when East African countries are working under shared economic frameworks aimed at improving trade and movement within the region.
DCI investigates disputed Ruai land after complaint over alleged illegal construction
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has launched investigations into a disputed parcel of land in Ruai after a complaint by Catherine Wanderi, with construction halted while detectives verify ownership claims.
Garissa County Assembly receives petition on Miraa and Muguka
The County Assembly’s Committee on County Affairs, Public Service and Intergovernmental Relations, chaired by Adow Omar has been receiving submissions from relevant stakeholders and government institutions.
Battle lines drawn as UDA, DCP hopefuls seek tickets in Ol Kalou race
The contest has drawn national attention, with PresidentWilliam Ruto, former President Uhuru Kenyatta and DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua expected to use the mini-poll as a measure of influence in the Mt Kenya region ahead of the 2027 General Election.
FKE, COTU clash over Ruto’s 12 percent wage directive
FKE argued that the legal framework in Kenya only allows the government to adjust statutory minimum wages through established structures, not to dictate across-the-board salary increments for all employees.
US strikes Iranian fast boats as Iran attacks UAE oil facility
The UAE and South Korea both reported strikes on ships in the vital channel on Monday. The UAE also said a fire broke out at the oil port of Fujairah after an Iranian attack.
Babu Owino criticises Nairobi crackdown on hawkers, calls for dialogue and better planning
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino criticised Nairobi City County enforcement against hawkers, saying crackdowns and relocations reduce traders’ access to customers. He called for dialogue and suggested integrating markets with transport drop-off points.
President Ruto says Tanga Refinery idea came from regional dialogue
The issue came to the fore during a joint engagement on Monday where Suluhu revealed she had directly sought an explanation from Ruto over the statement, saying it had been made without her knowledge.
World’s only nonuplets celebrate five years, prepare for school
Their case surprised doctors, especially after early scans had indicated seven babies before two more were later detected when Halima was moved abroad for specialised treatment.
Skater Kiarie injured but wins double gold for Kenya in Egypt
Speaking to Radio Generation on Monday evening from All Zohour Sporting Club, Youssef Abbas, Al Estad, Nasr City, Cairo, the event's venue, Kiarie regretted his missed action on Monday, but took time to thank Kenyans for their support in the little-known sport.
Ngatiari, Njeri win at Migaa, race for Karen in November
Speaking after the event, NCBA Kiambu Branch Manager, Julius Mburu, underlined the importance of the series in playing an important role by bringing golfers together while supporting growth across communities.
Kenyan mission in South Africa urges caution amid xenophobic attacks
In the notice dated May 4, 2026, the mission advised Kenyans to avoid protest areas, follow guidance from local authorities, and carry valid identification at all times.
Push for clear timelines as Senate flags gaps in legislative mediation process
Article 112 provides that if one House passes an ordinary Bill concerning counties and the second House rejects the Bill, it shall be referred to a mediation committee appointed under Article 113.
Senate report flags gaps in county revenue allocation
According to a recently published report, delayed disbursements, disputes over national versus county government functions, and inconsistencies in the application of revenue-sharing formulas are some of the notable challenges that have undermined the allocation process.
Muturi warns against efforts to silence Uhuru Kenyatta’s political rights
Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi has condemned criticisms of former President Uhuru Kenyatta by leaders in the Kenya Kwanza administration, calling them reckless and warning they could undermine constitutional democracy.
