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Kindiki calls for technology, private sector partnerships to drive Africa’s green transformation

Speaking on Friday at the Africa Green Industrialization Initiative (AGII) Forum in Nairobi, he highlighted the need for technology to address pressing challenges while boosting industrial growth.

Audit reveals Sh722m in unused bursary cheques across five constituencies

The audit for the 2024/25 financial year indicates that the delay in presenting the cheques to banks led to their expiry, a situation that forced affected learners to miss classes after being sent home for lack of fees.

CJ Koome calls on ELRC to lead judiciary’s paperless transformation

Speaking during the installation of Monica Mbaru as the new Principal Judge of the ELRC at Milimani on Friday, Koome highlighted the progress made through virtual hearings while stressing the need to institutionalise digital innovations.

KWS defends Orphanage relocation, terms online claims misleading

According to the agency, plans to relocate and modernise the orphanage have been in development since 2013 and are grounded in the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, which requires KWS to maintain proper animal welfare standards.

NTSA withdraws instant fines ‘go-live notice’ to clarify traffic offense procedures

The Authority explained that the withdrawal was prompted by the need for the public to fully understand the procedures and legal framework for administering penalties under Section 117 of the Traffic Act.

It’s not a one-man Job! Oburu sets ODM on coalition path

Oburu described ODM as “the largest and the biggest party south of Sahara and north of River Limpopo,” saying it has the strength to take power but must act wisely.

Kenya introduces 24-Hour reporting rule for maternal and newborn deaths

Kenya is replacing monthly paper reports with a digital system requiring all health facilities to report and audit maternal and newborn deaths within tight timelines, aiming to cut preventable deaths.

Murkomen announces paramilitary training for Sergeants-at-Arms to tighten assembly security

Speaking during the 3rd National Conference of Sergeants-at-Arms in Machakos County on Friday, Murkomen underscored the critical role played by the officers in maintaining order and safeguarding Members of County Assemblies (MCAs) as well as assembly premises.

Kenyan firms cut digital ad budgets as spending drops to Sh6.08 billion

The decline came even as digital channels continue to play a key role in marketing, with companies maintaining presence across online news platforms, video-sharing sites such as YouTube, and social media networks including Facebook. Advertisers still rely on these platforms to reach audiences, though at a reduced overall budget.

Nassir defends ODM dialogue strategy, urges unity behind Oburu Oginga

ODM deputy leader Abdulswamad Nassir defended the party’s dialogue strategy at a Nairobi convention, urging unity behind new leader Oburu Oginga and insisting criticism will not derail ODM’s mission.

Nderitu Gachagua family seeks Ruto’s help over alleged forged will and stolen assets

Addressed through the Office of the Attorney General, the petition claims that a close relative of the late governor has, over several years, orchestrated schemes to deny the rightful heirs their inheritance. The family alleges the interference included irregular transfers of property, use of intermediaries to misappropriate assets, and forced acquisition of estate holdings.

ODM must listen to young Kenyans, says Winnie Odinga

Winnie Odinga used ODM’s Special Delegates Convention in Nairobi to urge reconciliation, youth inclusion and grassroots empowerment, warning the party risks leaving ordinary Kenyans behind without internal reforms.

Olekina: Time for ODM to act and secure power under Oburu leadership

Olekina urged leaders to focus on a unified strategy to consolidate the party’s political influence and secure future leadership positions.

Kindiki: Africa must turn Green Policy into bankable projects

Kindiki stressed the need for deliberate measures to attract investors, including the development of structured project pipelines and the use of innovative financing models. He said such steps would help position Africa as a dependable destination for long-term investment, especially for those focused on climate-friendly projects.

Oburu takes helm as Osotsi ousted in ODM leadership overhaul

ODM delegates in Nairobi have confirmed Oburu Oginga as party leader and endorsed new deputy leaders, while dropping Senator Godfrey Osotsi, after ratifying National Governing Council resolutions.

Governor Wanga urges unity inside ODM’s transition following Raila’s death

ODM chair Gladys Wanga has urged unity, discipline and internal cohesion at a special delegates convention in Nairobi as the party navigates a critical transition after Raila Odinga’s death.

ODM posts to fall vacant if delegates decline ratification, Junet says

Suna East MP Junet Mohamed says ODM posts will only be held by officials ratified by delegates at the Jamhuri SDC, with unapproved positions declared vacant amid an internal Sifuna dispute.

Senate probes Mombasa buildings over disability access failures

At least seven prominent facilities, including Bima Towers and the Mombasa Law Courts, were flagged for failing to provide adequate access, locking out PWDs from essential services.

Orengo, Sifuna warn police as ODM faction defies blockade at Ufungamano House

ODM factions led by Edwin Sifuna and the Linda Mwananchi camp held rival conventions in Nairobi despite a police blockade, exposing a deepening leadership and constitutional dispute within the party.

Activist raises alarm over corruption and land grabbing in Embakasi South

Slums Outreach Programme founder Eric Ambuche alleges misuse of NG-CDF bursary funds, land grabbing and weak oversight in Embakasi South, raising governance and accountability concerns for residents.

Buildings around Wilson Airport blamed for disrupting flight operations

KCAA Director General Emile Arao told the Senate Standing Committee on Roads, Transportation, and Housing on Thursday that a review carried out by the authority identified a large number of structures that do not meet the required standards.

Analyst warns low youth turnout weakens Kenya’s political change

Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Friday, Kibet pointed to the untapped strength of young people, noting that they hold great potential to drive growth across key sectors of the economy. He urged them to focus on issue-based leadership while embracing opportunities in areas such as manufacturing, agriculture, infrastructure and the digital economy.

Justice Katwa Kigen among candidates shortlisted by Kenya’s JSC for Supreme Court judge

The candidates who made the shortlist are Anne Waceke Kiratu Makori, Justice Joseph Kipchumba Kigen Katwa, Justice Joseph Kiplagat Sergon, Justice Francis Kipruto Tuiyott and Justice Abdulahi Mohammed Warsame. Those who had initially applied also included Lilian Wanjiku Wachira, who did not make it to the final list.

KNUT threatens withdrawal from 2026 exams over unpaid arrears

Speaking in Kakamega on Thursday, KNUT Kakamega North Secretary General Shadrack Muyaka criticised the slow pace of payments to exam invigilators, supervisors, and markers, noting that trust between teachers and the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has been weakened.

NTSA: 30km/h zones coming to protect vulnerable students along Thika Road

Traffic enforcement teams have pledged to collaborate with Kiambu-based PSV saccos to ensure drivers follow the new limits and other traffic regulations. Officials stressed that consistent discipline among motorists is critical to preventing road accidents.

Kenya’s Angola Tour: Lessons learned as 3×3 Commonwealth dream fades

Speaking on Thursday from the Arena Pavilhao Multiuso do Kilamba in Luanda, Angola, women’s team captain Caroline Wanjira expressed gratitude for the exposure, admitting that the team is still a work in progress and will carry home valuable lessons from the two-day continental showdown.

Kenya not fit to host Afcon 2027, CAF report says

During a CAF inspection in February, Kenya presented three key stadium projects, all located in Nairobi, as the report revealed on Thursday evening, highlighting critical gaps even as Kenya prepares to co-host the 2027 tournament with Tanzania and Uganda.

Kenya second at AAJTC, qualify for World Junior Championships

Royal Nairobi Golf Club’s junior Mwathi Gicheru registered the best scores for Team Kenya boys, managing an overall score of one over to anchor the team to a strong runners-up position.