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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja during signing of the National Government-Nairobi County Cooperation Pact at State House, Nairobi on February 17, 2026/PCS
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A look into Ruto, Sakaja's Sh80 billion plan to fix Nairobi

The agreement becomes the second formal intervention by the central government in Nairobi since devolution began. Although counties enjoy constitutional autonomy in self-administration, and Article 187 provides for transfer of functions, this arrangement leans on Article 189, which requires cooperation between the two levels of government.

The Principal Secretary for the State Department for Technical and Vocational Education and Training, Esther Muoria when appeared before the Senate Education Committee in Parliament on 17th, February 2026.
Education and Career

TVET fees capped at Sh35,000 under new modular system, PS Muoria tells Senate

Principal Secretary Esther Muoria told the Senate Education Committee that TVET fees are capped at Sh35,000 under the modular CBET system, down from about Sh40,396 per term, and remain within legal mandates.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi speaking during the signing of the agreement between the Nairobi City County and the national government at State House, on February 17, 2026/PCS
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Mudavadi backs bold push by Ruto to reinforce Nairobi’s regional hub status

Mudavadi acknowledged that Nairobi has long enjoyed hub status, hosting regional headquarters, diplomatic missions and international organisations. However, he warned that intensifying competition from other African cities posed a direct challenge to that position.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja during signing of the National Government-Nairobi County Cooperation Pact at State House, Nairobi on February 17, 2026/PCS
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Sakaja hails new pact with State House as turning point for Nairobi

Framing the deal as a model of cooperative governance, Sakaja emphasised that the arrangement does not amount to a transfer of functions from the county to the national government, but rather a partnership consistent with the Constitution.

CS Davis Chirchir (Roads and Transport) appearing before Joint Energy Parliamentary Committees regarding the South Lokichar Basin Field Development Plan (Blocks T6 and T7). February 11, 2026. Photo/David Bogonko Nyokang'i
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Sh175bn payout revives stalled Coast road projects

Work on the Mombasa-Mariakani highway, which is being widened into a six-lane road, will benefit directly from the funding. The expansion includes flyovers, bus bays, service lanes, truck parking spaces, pedestrian bridges, walkways, street lighting, and other infrastructure to improve traffic flow.

Kenya Airways, Jambojet warn of major JKIA delays, issue passenger advisory
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Kenya Airways, Jambojet warn of major JKIA delays, issue passenger advisory

The industrial action by KAWU began after a seven day strike notice issued on February 9, 2026 to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority expired. In a letter addressed to KCAA Director General Emile N. Arao, the union warned that unionisable employees would down their tools if long standing concerns were not addressed.

KNEC announces online and residential training for 2026 KJSEA, KCSE examiners
Education and Career

KNEC announces online and residential training for 2026 KJSEA, KCSE examiners

Teachers and tutors who wish to apply must meet strict requirements. Applicants should be actively teaching the relevant subjects at the level being examined or higher. They must be registered with the Teachers Service Commission or the Public Service Commission and hold at least a Diploma in Education.