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President Ruto admitted the crisis is having a significant impact on the global economy, adding that it is already being felt across global supply chains and is placing pressure on economies worldwide.
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o told MPs that Kenya’s debt servicing hit Sh923.14 billion in six months, taking 89% of a key budget vote and squeezing funds for development programmes.
Muturi added that the audit also exposed records of deceased voters, saying, “A total of 246,465 records of deceased voters were also picked.”
In a statement released on Monday, the airline said the loss was “primarily driven by well-documented global aviation constraints, including fleet availability and supply chain disruptions.”
Authorities confirmed two additional fatalities in the Western and Nyanza regions as emergency response efforts intensify.
Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi has defended the Nairobi–National Government Cooperation Framework before senators, insisting it is constitutional, not a takeover, and aims to improve key services in the capital.
EACC has arrested two suspects in Nairobi accused of impersonating its officers and extorting a Sh20,000 bribe, following a March 29 complaint. The agency urges the public to report similar fraud.
Appearing before the Senate Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations on Monday, he emphasized that Kenya must focus on improving infrastructure, affordable housing, and sanitation within the capital rather than attempting to create a new city.
Speaking on NTV on Monday, Omanyo emphasized that the Orange Democratic Movement’s core DNA remains rooted in democracy, equity, and national unity, insisting the party continues to pursue power through constitutional means while advocating for inclusive development across all regions.
Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai has urged ODM to give young members real influence, warning that sidelining youth voices threatens the party’s relevance, organization and competitiveness in future Kenyan elections.
Wetang’ula underscored the transformative potential of the proposed Ksh 5 trillion fund, noting that it will unlock the country’s capacity to undertake large-scale infrastructure development.
The move reflects growing efforts to strengthen diaspora participation and improve coordination between stakeholders in the electoral process.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Alai argued that the absence of the late ODM leader Raila Odinga, popularly known as Baba, has exposed weaknesses in the party’s structure and decision-making processes.
Energy executive Mohamud Salat says global fuel crises can spur innovation and cleaner alternatives, but warns Kenya’s weak refining capacity and stalled Turkana oil plans limit long-term gains.
NACADA and a multi-agency team seized 810 litres of suspected illicit ethanol worth about Sh1.2m after tracking a vehicle from Kapsabet to Langas, in a crackdown on illegal alcohol networks.
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, Alai acknowledged the successful organisation of a recent party event, (ODM SDC), describing it as “very well managed” and “very procedural,” with strict security checks for both vehicles and attendees.
Wetang’ula noted that ODM, now part of the broad-based government, is poised for renewed stability and growth following a brief period of uncertainty after the death of its leader Raila Odinga.
Thirty Three Energy CEO Mohamud Salat warns that rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt up to 20% of global oil supply, driving sustained high fuel prices and exposing Kenya’s heavy import reliance.
The Wiper Party leader said he received the green light in October last year and has since been preparing himself for the race.
By mobilising thousands of volunteers to capture polling station results, the system aims to ensure transparency and reduce delays in vote tallying.
Mudavadi challenged Kenyans to reflect deeply on the place of peace in national progress, describing it as the ultimate enabler of prosperity, investment and social cohesion.
Preliminary investigations indicate the suspect is part of an organised criminal network that uses a stupefying substance commonly known as “mchele” to incapacitate victims.
A delegation of imams, ustadhs and Muslim leaders visited the campus after concerns were raised by students who said they had been restricted from wearing the hijab while attending classes.
Nyaribo said his administration was not aware of the additional 20 bodies and noted that they would have sought permission to bury them.
In a press statement issued on Sunday, 29 March, Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir said the Ministry, in collaboration with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and other enforcement agencies, will “thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding this crash and take firm, decisive action against any violations.”
According to a press release issued on March 28, 2026, the decision reflects a continued commitment by member states to finalize the PABS annex, a key component of the Pandemic Agreement adopted last year to strengthen global cooperation and equity in pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response.
In a statement issued on Sunday by National Assembly Minority Leader and ODM party Director of Campaigns, Junet Mohamed, the party said the reports were “a deliberate attempt to misinform the public and diminish the credibility of our party.”
In a heartfelt message, President Ruto described the late lawmaker as “a humble, steadfast, and visionary leader, whose commitment to serving his constituents made him a pillar of his community.”
The team will liaise with the family and oversee burial arrangements, with further details expected in due course.
Kiaraho's death was confirmed by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula in a statement on Sunday.