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Disband EPRA & Replace It! It's Sleeping On Its Job: Catherine Omanyo

Kenya Airways warns Bill could delay aircraft repairs and disrupt flight schedules

The proposed law, introduced by Kimani Ichung’wah, is meant to regulate the movement of items that could be used for security threats, including military or terrorist purposes.

Rift emerges in opposition as planned Meru-Isiolo rallies are abruptly halted

Behind the official explanations, political observers say the developments point to deeper disagreements within the opposition camp, with competing interests and unclear coordination now shaping major joint activities.

Senators demand full disclosure on Haiti mission as questions grow over missing officer

Nominated Senator Hamida Kibwana led the concerns, telling the House that families of officers linked to the mission are still struggling with unanswered questions, especially where there is no clear confirmation on what happened to their loved ones.

Sakaja proposes automatic fuel tax suspension above Sh200 pump price

According to Sakaja, the country should consider a pricing structure that adjusts automatically depending on market conditions, ensuring that taxation does not push retail fuel prices beyond a set limit.

Kenya heads into warmer, drier mid-year season as El Niño influence builds

The forecast indicates that while dry conditions will dominate, isolated pockets may still receive improved rainfall performance. “weakly enhanced chances for above-normal rainfall (probabilities of 40-50 per cent) are indicated over localised areas of northern Sudan, southern coastal Somalia and Kenya, as well as in a narrow strip from central Ethiopia to northern Somalia.”

Kenya tightens milk trade rules as Kagwe targets informal sellers

Under the new framework, dairy cooperatives and processors will be required to keep detailed records showing milk origin, volumes supplied by farmers, and movement through collection and processing stages. The aim is to build a more controlled and transparent system.

Ebola response delayed as WHO says vaccine rollout will take up to nine months

World Health Organization Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said during a briefing that the outbreak may have started spreading a few months ago and could have been accelerated by a “super-spreader event”, possibly a funeral held in early May.

ASALs department seeks Sh5.37 billion amid widening funding gap

The department warned that several ongoing and planned projects may be affected if the shortfall is not addressed. These include programmes under regional development authorities, water projects, and community support initiatives focused on food security and climate resilience.

Matiang’i calls for rejection of Finance Bill, 2026, warns of rising insecurity

Beyond the economic debate, the former Interior boss also turned attention to security, saying the situation in different parts of the country is getting worse and needs urgent attention from authorities.

State Department seeks Sh19.3 billion as drought crisis deepens

The State Department for Special Programmes has appealed for Sh 19.3 billion to expand emergency drought relief, saying allocations for 2026/27 are far below rising demand and citing funding gaps in food reserve and staffing.

Orengo protests alleged withdrawal of his security detail, demands reinstatement

The Siaya Governor said security for state officers is not a privilege but a legal entitlement meant to guarantee safety and uninterrupted public service.

Democratic Party calls for suspension of fuel levy securitisation deals

According to the statement, Kenyans currently pay Sh25 per litre through the Road Maintenance Levy Fund, with part of the money already committed to infrastructure financing deals.

New Bill seeks to transform KNBS into independent statistics authority

The Bill sponsored by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi proposes the transition of KNBS into the Kenya Statistics Authority, which will operate as a corporate body with perpetual succession and a common seal.

Motorists Association accuses industry players of 'secret deal' over fuel strike

In a statement on Wednesday, the Motorists Association of Kenya said some individuals “secretly called off the transport sector strike without the knowledge or consent of their partners,” accusing them of breaching agreed negotiation procedures meant to unify the transport sector.

PS Wagunda warns against delays in pension remittances

Speaking through Principal Administrative Secretary Arthur Osiya, from the Executive Office of the President, during the Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) Employers’ Conference on Wednesday, Wagunda emphasized that pension deductions are “earnings belonging to employees which must be treated with the highest level of accountability and integrity.”

Parliament begins review of Nyoro’s plan to cut fuel prices

In a letter dated May 19, 2026, the Parliamentary Budget Office confirmed that Nyoro’s proposals would be processed in accordance with Article 114 of the Constitution and the National Assembly Standing Orders.

Ruto urges Kenya–Kazakhstan economic ties in energy, mining and digital innovation

Speaking in Astana, Kazakhstan on Wednesday, he said Kenya is open for business and ready for strategic partnerships, including direct air links and investment corridors to boost trade between Africa and Central Asia.

Ruto, Tokayev sign key deals to boost Kenya, Kazakhstan ties

The agreements were signed by President William Ruto and his Kazakhstan counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev following bilateral talks focused on expanding economic and strategic ties between the two nations.

NGEC flags weak enforcement as violence against women and children increases

NGEC warned that the persistence of violence against women and children highlighted serious weaknesses in institutional response systems, coordination among agencies and protection mechanisms across the country.

Women protest outside Kenyatta National Hospital after Rachel Wandeto’s death

The women demanded swift investigations, justice for the victim, and stronger action against violence targeting women, as authorities continue probing the incident through the DCI.

Ruto awarded Kazakhstan’s Order of Dostyk First Degree in Astana

The award, presented in the presence of Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, recognises individuals who have contributed to strengthening friendship, cooperation and mutual understanding between nations.

Green Belt Movement cautions against weaker safeguards for Kenya’s forests

The Green Belt Movement, founded in 1977 by women under the National Women Council, focuses on restoring degraded land, improving livelihoods, and protecting water catchment areas.

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Volleyball: Tarus drops nine, two more to be dropped ahead of Kampala tour

A provisional squad of 25 players has been training at the Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium in Nairobi, trying to make the final cut of 14 that will represent Kenya and hope the country qualifies for the African Nations Championship and the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics Games in the USA.

KUCCPS to hold national webinar ahead of May 22 course revision deadline

According to KUCCPS, the webinar will be led by Chief Executive Officer Dr Agnes Mercy Wahome, who is expected to respond to questions from students and parents during a live question-and-answer session that will be streamed on Zoom, YouTube, Facebook, and X.

Odongo names 28 for Africa Women's Cup in Nairobi

Speaking during the squad unveiling on Wednesday, Odongo expressed confidence ahead of the tournament, although he acknowledged defending champions South Africa women's national rugby union team as Kenya’s biggest challenge.