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KQ announces Allan Kilavuka’s exit as CEO after 6 years
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KQ announces Allan Kilavuka’s exit as CEO after 6 years

In a public announcement issued on Tuesday, the Board of Directors said Kilavuka’s exit follows his service during one of the most turbulent periods in the airline’s history, including the COVID-19 pandemic that severely disrupted the global aviation industry.

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G4S Kenya seeks clearer rules as guards struggle with low pay
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G4S Kenya seeks clearer rules as guards struggle with low pay

G4S is urging the government to tighten oversight and enforce rules consistently. The call follows a February 2025 ruling by the Employment and Labour Relations Court, which upheld a Sh30,000 minimum wage for security guards announced by the Private Security Regulatory Authority (PSRA) in November 2023.

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Government falls short of buyer targets for affordable housing programme
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Government falls short of buyer targets for affordable housing programme

Data from the State Department for Housing and Urban Development shows that only 292,326 Kenyans had signed up on Boma Yangu by the end of June, far below the government’s target of 565,800. This reflects a lukewarm response to President William Ruto’s flagship housing project, intended to provide affordable homes across the country.

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Muigai calls out constitutional ignorance in Kenya, urges awareness
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Muigai calls out constitutional ignorance in Kenya, urges awareness

Speaking on Radio Generation on Tuesday, Muigai said debates over economic growth, debt, and national development would be largely unnecessary if both leaders and citizens adhered to the Constitution. He criticized political manifestos as repetitive promises, noting that most pledges on education, healthcare, manufacturing, and support for small businesses are already guaranteed under the law.

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High Court orders release of CCTV in Ojwang murder case
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High Court orders release of CCTV in Ojwang murder case

During a pre-trial directions session, Ipoa revealed a list of 28 witnesses. The court pointed out that an overly long list could make the trial unnecessarily lengthy, despite its high public interest. Judges instructed the prosecution to cut the list to 24, noting that with six defence lawyers cross-examining, the case could otherwise drag on for years.

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Cabinet clears new energy policies to widen power access
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Cabinet clears new energy policies to widen power access

In a Cabinet dispatch released on Monday, December 1, the government said the policy responds to challenges that have for years slowed energy development. These include low access to electricity, heavy dependence on traditional biomass, unreliable power supply, limited private investment and rising climate-related risks that threaten energy infrastructure.

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KNEC clarifies KJSEA grading, rejects claims of lowered standards
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KNEC clarifies KJSEA grading, rejects claims of lowered standards

KNEC dismissed claims that the grading model is confusing or designed to water down standards, warning schools against sharing what it described as false and misleading interpretations of results. The council said it had noted reports circulating in some schools showing aggregate scores and mean grades, which do not apply to KJSEA.

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