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Security agents foil Al-Shabaab terror plot targeting Nairobi
The unit added that the Somalia-based terror group had planned to attack during the month of Ramadan.
Kenya Roads Board appoints Judith Otsyula as first female Director General
The Board announced that Otsyula becomes the first woman to serve as Director General within the road subsector, describing the appointment as a reflection of its commitment to inclusivity and progressive leadership.
Rugby Africa chief hails Kenya’s HSBC SVNS 2 hosting as ‘blueprint’
Kenya successfully hosted the opening leg of the HSBC SVNS 2 at Nyayo National Stadium, drawing over 15,000 fans and earning praise as a model for future African rugby tournaments.
UN warns plastic production may triple by 2060 without global treaty
The UN warns plastics generated 1.8 billion tonnes of emissions in 2019, with production set to triple by 2060, as 193 Member States negotiate a binding treaty to end plastic pollution.
Nashon Kondiwa named new NTSA Director General
The NTSA Board of Directors, in consultation with the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Roads and Transport, announced the appointment, expressing confidence in Kondiwa’s ability to lead the Authority into its next phase of growth and reform.
Oilers trail Kabras as Kenya Cup resumes this weekend
The sugar millers had their coach Carlos Katywa, a south African import, sending clear messages of his intentions to retain the title that they won last season.
State confirms 63 boys safe after Thika Children’s Rescue Centre blaze
The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, left part of the facility damaged but did not result in injuries or loss of life.
Salma's first ever women's Tong IL Moo Do National championships
Speaking exclusively to Radio Generation from Mombasa on Wednesday, Salma, who founded the first women's Tong IL Moo Do martial arts academy dubbed ' All Ladies Martial Arts Academy ' emphasized the need for women to get involved in sports either as a way of recreation or in pursuit of alternative careers.
Governors demand Sh534 billion as counties brace for revenue fight
Governors argue that the additional funding is essential to meet growing devolved responsibilities, accommodate Universal Health Coverage workers, implement salary reviews for county staff, and support the transfer of functions from the national government.
IPOA invites office space proposals in Turkana, Marsabit, Mandera
The authority seeks premises between 3,000 and 4,000 sq. ft. with modern facilities and secure infrastructure to support its operations in the counties.
Murang'a Governor Kang'ata injured, to miss office for one month
In a statement, the Murang’a County Government said the governor was today attending a Nutritional International meeting in Nairobi when he unfortunately tripped and sustained an injury to his heel tendons.”
KeRRA appoints Eng. Jackson Magondu as Director General
With over 30 years of engineering experience, Magondu is set to drive strategic initiatives and strengthen institutional capacity, connecting communities across Kenya through enhanced rural road networks.
Meru Governor grilled in Senate over Revenue Board cash crisis
Senators questioned Governor Isaac Mutuma over a lucrative contract with Craft Silicon Limited, citing discrepancies in revenue collection, unexplained expenditures, and mounting liabilities that have pushed the Board into a financial crisis.
Luka Kimeli named new KeNHA Director General
The Kenya National Highways Authority has appointed Eng. Luka Kipchumba Kimeli as Director General from February 17, 2026, after a competitive process, signaling a renewed push for efficient, safe national highways.
Ruto–Sakaja Sh80bn Nairobi deal is ‘takeover’, not cooperation - Sifuna
Sifuna said the deal, signed by President William Ruto and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, violates constitutional principles, lacks proper public participation, and continues the mismanagement seen under the former Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) model.
LSK to form independent team to probe sexual harassment claims
The announcement comes after a group of young lawyers, including pupil advocates and law students, marched to the LSK offices on Gitanga Road on February 13, 2026.











