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Drone strike kills M23 Spokesperson in North Kivu amid ceasefire talks
Ngoma’s death emerges as both Kinshasa and M23 work to uphold a Qatar-brokered ceasefire. The arrangement includes a joint monitoring and verification system with representatives from Qatar, the United States, and the African Union overseeing compliance.
McCarthy arrives in Kenya ahead of FIFA series
Speaking to Radio Generation on Tuesday morning, former Harambe Stars captain Musa Otieno hailed the South African import, saying that his faith in youngsters might be Kenya's solution to exposing players in established proffesional first tier football leagues abroad.
Karua raises alarm over Besigye’s failing health after court appearance
Karua also sent a message of support to Winnie Byanyima, Besigye’s spouse, commending her strength during what she described as a painful and prolonged period for the family.
MP approves Sh280.8 million to protect HIV prevention efforts
National Syndemic Diseases Control Council (NSDCC) Acting CEO Douglas Bosire told the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health that shifting global funding patterns have left prevention activities exposed.
Head of Public service orders immediate action on Tvet audit findings
Koskei instructed that audit findings must lead to corrective measures, stressing that efficiency is measured by implementation rather than documentation.
Kindiki: I am focused on delivering projects, not idle talk
Kindiki outlined that the government’s record will be evident through completed projects, which he said will serve as the administration’s performance benchmark ahead of future campaigns.
Weatherman confirms early start of 2026 long rains
Meteorologists attribute the early-season rains to favorable atmospheric conditions, including enhanced convective activity linked to the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO), which is expected to temporarily boost moisture and rainfall amounts in parts of the country during late February and early March.
Ghana drops coup leader's name from main airport
Emmanuel Kwasi Kotoka was among a group of officers who deposed Nkrumah in 1966. He himself was killed at the airport the following year during a failed counter-coup attempt.
Overcrowded prisons threaten justice systems, Murkomen tells African delegates
Murkomen said congested prisons strain public resources, weaken rehabilitation efforts, and undermine human rights protections.
New water projects put on hold as Parliament highlights budget constraints
Committee Chairperson MP Kangogo Bowen said ministries must avoid overextending their budgets, arguing that launching new projects while existing works remain incomplete is impractical.
CS Duale calls for safe integration of Traditional medicine into health systems
Duale commended EAC partner states for developing policies, legal frameworks, and strategies that guide safe and effective TCIM practice. He said regional cooperation is essential to close regulatory gaps, accelerate progress, and harmonize standards across borders.
State House requests extra Sh9.17bn to close budget gap
State House Comptroller warned that the current budget would not support key projects, programmes, and operations essential to State House’s mandate.
Huduma Kenya alerts public on fake appointment letter
The public was also reminded to report any suspicious documents immediately.
IEBC tightens polling station security ahead of Thursday’s by-elections
Voting will be conducted using biometric verification through KIEMS kits, with polling stations operating from 6 am to 5 pm Any time lost due to delays in opening will be compensated, and voters in line at closing will still be allowed to cast their votes.
Floyd Mayweather confirms Manny Pacquiao rematch at Las Vegas Sphere
Floyd Mayweather, 48, will face Manny Pacquiao, 47, in a rematch at the Sphere in Las Vegas on September 19, 11 years after their first bout, with global streaming on Netflix.
Kenya Airports Authority opens applications for CEO role
The MD/CEO will report to the Chairperson of the Board of Directors and serve as the Accounting Officer, responsible for managing daily operations, leading strategic initiatives, driving revenue, engaging stakeholders, managing risk, and promoting efficiency across the Authority.
Kenya embraces humane justice reforms, focuses on community supervision
The Interior CS framed the reforms as part of a broader justice transformation agenda that prioritizes dignity, accountability, and long-term social stability.
Kenya partners with private sector to host WRC Safari Rally 2026
In a statement issued on February 24, 2026, Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, Salim Mvurya, said the partnership “heralds a new era for motorsport in Kenya” while significantly reducing the Government’s annual financial commitment to the event.
Senate hearing postponed as Nyamira Governor cites sudden illness
The postponed hearing is part of the Senate’s ongoing oversight process, which requires county leaders to clarify financial and administrative concerns highlighted in audit reports.
Land fragmentation threatens Kenya’s food security - CS Kagwe
He argued that mechanised and climate-smart agriculture cannot thrive on highly fragmented land holdings, warning that the trend risks weakening commercial farming viability and long-term sustainability.
DPP Ingonga pushes digital, people-centred reforms in Kenya’s justice system
Speaking at the 35th National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) meeting held in Mombasa on Tuesday, Ingonga urged justice sector leaders to move beyond routine performance reviews and embrace candid reflection and forward-looking reforms as they shape the Strategic Plan 2026–2030.
Communication Authority unveils draft rules to overhaul internet telephony services
The regulator explained that the draft guidelines are designed to support its broader mandate in overseeing telecommunications, cyber security, broadcasting and consumer protection






