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Governors face arrest or fines over Senate committee no-shows

The move comes after several governors on Monday ignored committee invitations, prompting senators to warn that vague excuses will no longer be accepted.

Cricket: Swamibapa A storms to T20 League title

A delighted Swamibapa captain, Sachin Gill, expressed gratitude for defending the title his team won last season, while also praising their opponents and the high standards of the league.

Uganda assures stable fuel, prices despite Middle East tensions

Uganda’s Energy Ministry and UNOC say fuel supplies and March 2026 cargoes remain stable despite Middle East instability, citing contingency plans with Vitol and urging the public and market players to remain calm.

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Wetang’ula pushes for tougher aviation rules after MP dies in helicopter crash

Speaking on Tuesdsy, the Speaker warned pilots, leaders and other users of air services to strictly follow existing safety procedures, especially during unstable weather.

Tanzania issues travel sdvisory over Middle East security concerns

Tanzania has issued a security and travel advisory for citizens in or travelling to the Middle East, urging them to avoid travel, stay indoors where possible and follow official guidance amid regional instability.

UN warns of 240,000 newborn deaths annually from birth defects

Marking World Birth Defects Day on Tuesday, the World Health Organization says most cases occur in poorer countries and many could be prevented through screening, vaccination and improved antenatal services.

ODM PG backs talks with UDA, declares Parliamentary numbers non-negotiable

Junet confirmed that the party would now pursue structured engagement with other political formations, starting with UDA, but made it clear that ODM’s presence in Parliament would not be part of any bargain.

KAA denies Adani role in JKIA upgrade

Kenya Airports Authority has clarified that India’s Adani Group is no longer involved in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport’s upgrade, confirming the proposal was cancelled and the project is fully government-funded.

KEMRI begins DNA testing to identify victims of Nandi helicopter crash

The helicopter crash, which occurred on Saturday, claimed the lives of all six people on board, sending shockwaves across Kenya’s political landscape, particularly in Ng’eno’s Emurua Dikirr constituency.

Over 5,000 acres to be taken for Naivasha–Kisumu SGR expansion

The SGR Phase 2B line will start at the Nairobi–Naivasha terminus, passing through Narok, Bomet, Sotik, Sondu, and Ahero before ending in Kisumu.

NYS announces 750 permanent jobs: How to apply by March 18

In an advertisement published in the MyGov publication of March 3, 2026, NYS announced vacancies for Specialist Officers (Cadets) in disciplines including engineering, health services, ICT, agriculture, finance, supply chain management, communications, and project management.

Kenya targets India to diversify macadamia exports

India is emerging as a high-potential market due to its growing population of health-conscious consumers and improved affordability following reductions in import duties.

PSC invites stakeholders to validate draft rules on removal of DPP

The Public Service Commission has reviewed draft regulations on removing the Director of Public Prosecutions and set a March 23, 2026 virtual forum to validate the rules after nationwide consultations.

Unaddressed hearing loss affects 95 million children, WHO warns on care gap

The agency urged governments, civil society, and partners across health and education sectors to take urgent action to protect children’s hearing, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where the burden is highest, including regions of Africa and South-East Asia.

Governors push to scrap KeRRA and KURA over inefficiency

Governors and senators argue that transferring funds directly to counties would streamline project delivery, boost accountability, and allow local governments to maintain and upgrade roads more effectively.

Narok County to cover funeral costs for late Nge'no and four victims

The arrangements include a Nairobi church mass on Wednesday, Kipsigis overnight vigils on Thursday, and a joint final rite at Emurua Dikir Primary School on Friday, March 6, 2026, after which families will proceed with burials at their respective homes.

Nairobi residents struggle as essentials swallow household income

According to the report, statutory deductions, including PAYE, the Housing Levy, and NHIF contributions, further reduce disposable income, forcing households to make tough choices between essentials and other obligations.

Auditor flags Sh60 million irregular spending in Kenya Power off-grid project

The findings relate to the Hybrid Generation of Off-Grid Power Systems, a project launched in August 2016 with funding from the French Development Agency to supply electricity to communities outside the national grid.

MPs demand accountability on Sh80 billion securitised revenues

Currently, Kenya dedicates Sh12 out of every Sh25 collected from the Road Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF) to settle pending obligations in the roads sector. Plans are also underway to allocate 90 percent of the Railway Development Levy to extend the SGR from Naivasha.

Energy Ministry assures Kenyans of stable fuel supply amid Middle East tensions

CS Wandayi explained that the Ministry is closely following developments in the region while maintaining active communication with international suppliers to ensure contingency measures are in place.

Landowners lose case as Nairobi River restoration plan moves forward

The owners had petitioned the court, claiming that the government’s clean-up initiative violated their property rights and amounted to unlawful demolition of buildings along Kombo Munyiri Road in Gikomba.

Nairobi medics given 48 hours to resume work or lose pay

The warning followed discussions with Health Executive Suzanne Silantoi, who assured the committee that most union concerns have been resolved, with the remaining matters progressing steadily. She said it is unfair for the strike to continue while solutions are being implemented.

Edu Founder calls for unified education ecosystem under CBC

On school leadership, Khamasi highlighted the authority of school heads while stressing the importance of accommodation in discipline matters.

Public tip-off helps authorities seize Sh1 million worth of drugs in Nakuru

The dramatic pursuit unfolded late at night after officers received intelligence on a suspected trafficker moving a large consignment of cannabis in a white Toyota Probox. Authorities had laid an ambush in the Munju area, hoping to intercept the vehicle.

Rwanda rejects ‘one-sided’ US sanctions linked to Eastern DRC conflict

Rwanda has condemned US sanctions tied to the eastern DRC conflict, accusing Kinshasa of ceasefire violations and urging an even-handed approach to implementing the Washington Accords peace framework.

Nandi nurse praised for heroism after deadly helicopter crash

Jeptoo was at her home in Chepkieb when the crash occurred. Her mother said they heard a loud explosion and immediately ran toward the accident site upon realizing a helicopter had gone down nearby.

Advocate challenges Lwak Girls hijab expulsion, cites constitutional rights

Nassir cited Article 32 of the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of religion, and highlighted the preamble’s acknowledgment of Kenya’s cultural and religious diversity.

El Mencho buried in simple grave as cartel violence erupts across Mexico

Unlike other cartel bosses who are often laid to rest in grand mausoleums, Oseguera was placed in a simple grave near a military post, about five kilometers from a stadium scheduled to host four World Cup matches this summer.