Hard truths. Bold Insights. Real talk.
Ruto revealed that Kenya plans to expand its electricity capacity from the current 3,300 megawatts by adding 10,000 megawatts within the next five to seven years. Of this, 3,000 megawatts will come from nuclear power, forming a key part of efforts to ensure steady and clean energy supply.
Speaking on Wednesday at the International Conference on Nuclear Energy in Nairobi, he said the country needs more engineers, technicians and energy infrastructure to support development, investments and growing electricity demand across the country, stating that training more professionals is necessary “so that to be able to underwrite and undertake this very important development.”
The intelligence-led operation targeted a vehicle intercepted near Spur Mall in Gwa Kairu, Kiambu County.
In a press briefing on Wednesday, Wandayi said the government had noted “with concern, indeed grave concern, reports of product hoarding and speculative withholding of stocks by some oil marketing companies in anticipation of price movements.”
Old Mutual’s 2025 Financial Wellness Monitor shows rising optimism among working Kenyans, with higher earnings and savings goals, but persistent stress from debt, daily borrowing and limited financial buffers.
Speaking at the event, President Ruto emphasized that these investments are already underway, covering initiatives in rice and sugarcane production, electric and hybrid vehicle manufacturing, and other sectors, and are expected to create over 63,000 quality jobs for Kenyans.
Several roads and bridges have been destroyed, hampering rescue and relief operations as multi-agency teams remain on high alert.
The three, identified as Alex Wanjiku alias Aleko, Job Wachira Wanjohi, and Francis Kinyanjui Wanjiku alias Kinyaa, were arrested at around 0104 hours. Police said the operation was swift and carefully planned following receipt of intelligence on their whereabouts.
A third contingent of 208 Kenyan police officers returned from Haiti on March 24, 2026, after MSS deployment, underscoring Kenya’s role in curbing gang violence and supporting Haiti’s security institutions.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Wednesday, Allans addressed allegations circulating online that the initiative is backed by organisations such as Open Society and individuals linked to political interests.
On concerns about voter fraud, IEBC Commissioner Mukhwana said measures have been introduced to limit irregularities, particularly mass transfers, while encouraging non-partisan voter mobilization.
KWS Director General Erustus Kanga reiterated that fishing is strictly forbidden within Lake Nakuru National Park, a protected area dedicated to conservation and biodiversity.