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Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen before the Parliamentary Energy joint committee on the Lokichar Oil preparedness in parliament on 12th Feb, 2026. Photo/ David Bogonko Nyokang’i.
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Inside operational plan for Nairobi’s specialized metro police unit

Under the concept being discussed, officers attached to the unit would be equipped with body worn cameras, modern gear and supported by dedicated vehicles to allow quick response across the city.

Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development Mutahi Kagwe speaking during a visit to the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) facility in Loresho on January 20, 2026/HANDOUT
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CS Kagwe pushes for funding and reforms to rescue sugar sector

Kagwe said the government has engaged widely with stakeholders and is committed to presenting the proposed changes without delay. The reforms are intended to improve governance, ensure transparency, and enhance benefits for farmers and workers alike.

PS Sing’Oei engages Ukrainian and Russian envoys on safety of Kenyans abroad
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PS Sing’Oei engages Ukrainian and Russian envoys on safety of Kenyans abroad

Authorities have reported that some Kenyans have been misled into joining fighting forces through false job offers. Security agencies warn that unemployed youth, former military personnel, and other vulnerable groups are being targeted with promises of high-paying contracts, only to be sent into conflict zones.

CHADEMA calls on AU to investigate Lissu detention, questions Samia’s summit role
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CHADEMA calls on AU to investigate Lissu detention, questions Samia’s summit role

CHADEMA called on the African Union to publicly address Tanzania’s electoral process, back independent investigations into reported violations, condemn the use of treason laws against political opponents, and reiterate that political authority must come from citizens’ freely expressed will rather than fear or coercion.

NPS Inspector General Douglas Kanja While appearing before the National Assembly’s Committee on Administration and Internal Security ON 20TH February, 2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang’i.
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Police seek Sh6.76bn to address officer recruitment funding gap - Kanja

Kanja said that the service is targeting to recruit 10,000 police officers every year in order to bridge the current police to population ratio of 1:531 against the United Nations Standard of 1:450, faulting the budgetary limitations, saying it remains a major challenge.

Betsy Njagi, PS blue economy and fisheries state department appearing before the National Assembly committee onBlue Economy, Water and Irrigation on 20th in February, 2026
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Counties push for sweeping changes to Fisheries Bill to safeguard devolution

In submissions presented before the Committee on Blue Economy, Water and Irrigation led by the Chairperson, Kangogo Bowen (Marakwet East), the stakeholders have called for clearer recognition of county governments in fisheries management, noting that fisheries is a devolved function under the Constitution’s Fourth Schedule.

Francis Meja PSC Chair nominee, appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Labour during his Vetting in Parliament on 20th February,2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang'i
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Meja promises fair and inclusive hiring if approved PSC chair

During his vetting by the National Assembly Labour Committee, Meja said the government plans to streamline recruitment by introducing online interviews to reduce human interference, promote fairness, and improve transparency in the hiring process.