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Urgent bridge repairs prompt Moi Avenue closure in Mombasa

The agency said the closure will be in effect on March 1, from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., affecting a central stretch of the city’s main thoroughfare.

Trump orders federal agencies to end use of anthropic AI amid military row

The dispute began when Anthropic resisted demands from the US Department of Defense to grant unrestricted access to its systems. Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth described Anthropic as a "supply chain risk," a designation that could be the first of its kind for an American company.

Eight foreign hospitals cleared for SHA overseas treatment as benefit resumes

Social Health Authority CEO Mercy Mwangangi told the Senate that the first batch of foreign hospitals has now been approved for patient referrals.

Bolivia military plane crash kills 11 as banknotes scatter

The aircraft reportedly collided with vehicles on a nearby motorway, causing multiple casualties and prompting the temporary closure of the airport.

Court temporarily blocks IG’s exclusive control over police promotions

A three-judge panel, chaired by Daniel Musinga and joined by Mumbi Ngugi and George Odunga, on Friday, delivered the order following an appeal by the Law Society of Kenya against the Employment and Labour Relations Court ruling issued on October 30, 2025.

Julius Melly to lead MPs to assist bereaved family of late Ng’eno

In a communique on Saturday, Wetang’ula said the team will be led by MP for Tinderet Constituency, Julius Melly and assisted by MP Mugambi Rindikiri alongside eight other Members of Parliament.

The Craziness In UCL Draw & Why Shabana Could Decide This Year’s Title

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US embassy in Israel says non-emergency staff can leave the country

The New York Times reported that US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee told embassy staff in an email early on Friday that those wishing to leave "should do so TODAY".

Pakistan defence minister says country in 'open war' with Afghanistan after strikes

The strikes came after the Afghan Taliban announced a major offensive against Pakistani military posts near the border on Thursday night.

Draw: Chelsea to face holders PSG in Champions League last 16

Although six Premier League clubs have qualified for the last 16 there will be no all-English ties, with leaders Arsenal to face Bayer Leverkusen.

EACC reclaims Sh12m Karatina police housing plot after 13-year court battle

According to the statement issued by the agency on Friday, the parcel, known as Karatina Municipality/Block II/383 and measuring 0.074 acres, was formally surrendered to the Government after a consent was recorded before the Environment and Land Court in Nyeri between the EACC and the registered owner, Peter Thinwa Ngari.

Kilifi man jailed 30 years for killing wife over Instagram dispute

In a judgment delivered at the High Court in Mombasa, Justice Wendy Kagendo Micheni found Murad Awadh Mbaraka guilty of killing his wife, Nuru Ibrahim, following ongoing domestic disputes.

Former K'ogalo ace, Onyango suspended by ADAK

In a statement published on Friday on ADAK’s website, the Harambee Stars player, who currently plays for Norwegian second-tier side Sogndal, is said to have failed to submit his whereabouts information by the required deadline; a filing failure.

Rally: Sachania eyes another WRC title

Speaking in Nairobi on Friday, the capital-based driver said he is almost ready to hit the dusty roads of Kenya, with his Ford Fiesta Rally3 undergoing final preparations.

Section of central Kenya MPs back Ruto-Kindiki after UDA by-election wins

In a joint press statement issued on Friday, February 27, 2026, in Nairobi, the lawmakers led by Nominated senator Veronica Maina hailed voter turnout in the electoral areas.

Kenya selected for WHO mRNA vaccine technology programme

Through the programme, the Kenya BioVax Institute will receive complete training in the entire vaccine production process, from research and development to large-scale manufacturing.

Senator Madzayo calls for national review of devolution gaps

Addressing senators during the opening of the Senate Assessment and Planning Retreat for the Fifth Session in Naivasha, Madzayo said it was time for an honest review of why some devolved functions are yet to deliver equal benefits across the country.

Green Belt demands halt to Karura NYS project

The Green Belt Movement has asked Kenya Forest Service to halt tree clearance and construction in Karura Forest, citing missing public participation, EIA details and community involvement in the NYS-linked project.

Counties urged to focus on roads, water, and agriculture in 2026/27 budget

The PBO’s recommendations outline that Sh50 billion should be directed to roads, Sh40 billion to water projects, and Sh40 billion to agriculture.

LSK flags irregularities in admission of foreign lawyers to Kenyan bar

According to LSK, the current framework, as set before 2012, limits eligibility to Kenyan citizens, advocates from the High Court of Uganda or Tanzania, and certain lawyers qualified in Commonwealth countries, provided they meet specific statutory conditions.

Kindiki announces Sh650 million boost for Homa Bay fisherfolk

The Sh450 million allocation will fund the development of fish landing facilities at Nyandiwa, Kakula and Mainuga

Overcrowded schools threaten learning quality as some classrooms remain empty

Last month, a surge of parents rushed to secure spots for their children in Cluster 1 and Cluster 2 (extra-county) schools after the Ministry enabled principals to directly register learners through the National Education Management Information System (Nemis).

MPs raise alarm over Sh59.9 billion Agriculture budget gap

MPs warn a Sh59.9 billion funding shortfall in Kenya’s 2026/27 agriculture budget could stall key fertiliser, livestock and value chain programmes, undermining food security and export crop revival plans.

Court rejects bid to stop trial of KPA official, businessman

In the ruling, the magistrate held that the presence of a related civil case did not bar the prosecution from pursuing criminal proceedings

PSK clarifies viral Acyclovir incident, says individual not licensed pharmacist

The society emphasized that the public and media's mischaracterization of every person working in a pharmacy as a pharmacist is inaccurate and unfair, particularly when incidents involve unverified staff.

Kisumu port records 50% cargo growth after major upgrades

The port handled 496,516 tonnes of cargo in 2025, up from 333,431 tonnes in 2024, representing a 49.91 percent growth.

UDA claims decisive by-election sweep, slams ‘rudderless’ opposition

UDA has celebrated winning all four seats in Thursday’s by-elections in Isiolo, Embu and Kakamega, calling the results a decisive mandate and criticising opposition politics as empty and divisive.

Amnesty urges urgent action as femicide crisis worsens in Kenya

The 30-day deadline set by President William Ruto for submitting a Cabinet memorandum on the GBV Taskforce recommendations expired on Wednesday, with no evidence of compliance.