Senators expressed concern over opaque procurement processes and emphasized the need for thorough, evidence-based investigations.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe remarks come amid growing concerns over flooding in the capital, which has frequently been blamed on poor drainage systems, blocked waterways and rapid urban development that has encroached on natural drainage paths.
By Bradley BosireAmadi served as Chief Registrar of the Judiciary in Kenya from 2014 to 2024, where she managed the administration of the national court system and oversaw the ceremonial oath-taking of Presidents William Ruto and Uhuru Kenyatta.
By Bradley BosireThe Boeing 787, popularly called the Dreamliner, is known for its fuel efficiency, long-range capability, and modern onboard technology. Its addition is expected to improve passenger comfort and operational performance on Uganda Airlines’ international routes.
By Bradley BosireThe TechCo will deploy multiple Connectivity on Wheels (COWs), to strengthen network coverage and boost internet capacity across rally zones. The company will also optimize its 5G network in key locations to support high-speed data demands, including global livestreaming and digital content distribution.
By Samuel OtienoHealth CS Aden Duale used a Nairobi Ramadan Iftar to urge Kenyans to embrace ethical, Sharia-compliant Takaful insurance, saying it reflects compassion, fairness and shared responsibility in Kenya’s financial system.
By Chrispho OwuorALP Chief Executive Officer, Raghav Gandhi, said the strong uptake reflects investor confidence in Kenya's industrial real estate sector and the broader regional investment landscape.
By Samuel OtienoThe heavy rains over the past few days have left at least 25 people dead and causing widespread destruction across multiple counties.
By Bradley BosireThe Nairobi Rivers Commission said the latest flooding incidents have exposed the vulnerability of the capital’s urban environment and highlighted the urgent need to restore and protect river corridors and drainage systems.
By Bradley BosireThe United Nations officially recognised International Women's Day in 1977 and some countries recognise International Women's Day as a public holiday including in China, Russia and Uganda.
By Samuel OtienoThe Kenya–Uganda SGR agreement, signed in March 2025, sets a target for completing the Nairobi–Kampala rail link by 2028. According to Ruto, the railway will cut travel time from 14 hours to about four hours and lower freight costs by 35 per cent.
By Bradley BosireThe blast comes at a time of heightened security for US embassies and consulates around the world as Israel and the United States conduct a rapidly escalating bombing campaign against Iran.
By Samuel OtienoThe opposition claims that government officials have issued travel documents irregularly, recruited Kenyan youth for combat abroad, neglected citizens stranded overseas, violated human rights, and facilitated the activities of sanctioned individuals.
By Bradley BosireIn a social media post, the US president said the UK is "giving serious thought" to sending two aircraft carriers to the Middle East, before saying the US does not "need them". Downing Street has not responded to Trump's claims.
By Samuel OtienoMbundi replaces Kenya’s Veronica Nduva, whose term ends in April after she was appointed to complete Kenya’s remaining tenure following the exit of her predecessor.
By Bradley BosireOvernight, one Israeli operation in a town in the eastern Bekaa Valley - a focal point of the rising hostilities - saw at least 41 people killed and 40 injured, according to the Lebanese health ministry.
By Samuel OtienoThe closure affects motorists traveling between Kaplong, Chebilat, Keroka and Kisii, a corridor commonly used by commuters, traders and public transport operators moving between the South Rift and the Gusii region.
By Bradley BosireA key outcome of the meeting was the adoption of a new method for calculating how member states contribute to the community’s annual budget. The previous system required all partner states to contribute the same amount regardless of their economic capacity.
By Bradley BosireNairobi reported the highest loss of life, with 23 bodies recovered from rivers in Starehe and Kamukunji sub-counties. In addition, authorities said several people were swept away by floodwaters in Kibra sub-county, where two individuals remain missing.
By Maureen KinyanjuiA multi-agency emergency response team has been deployed to assist with rescue and relief operations. Led by the Ministry of Interior and National Administration and working with the Kenya Defence Forces and other agencies, the team is relocating residents to safer areas and providing necessary support.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe petition was filed by three public interest litigators; Laban Omusundi, Basele Galgesa, and Benson Olwande, who are challenging the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and the Attorney-General. They want the court to require run-off elections if no candidate reaches the majority threshold.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe impact of the wet weather is already being felt in several counties, including Nairobi, Kiambu, Kajiado, Machakos, and parts of Western Kenya, the Rift Valley Highlands, and the Coastal region
By Maureen KinyanjuiMuseveni will serve a one-year term from March 2026 to March 2027, stepping into the role at a time when the regional bloc is grappling with pressing financial and security issues.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe authority did not provide a specific date for reopening, emphasizing that the bridge will only be accessible once water levels are safe for operations.
By Maureen KinyanjuiBeyond payroll support, the bank will also manage revenue collection, the Facility Improvement Fund through fee-free ledger accounts linked to mobile payments, and donor-funded project accounts without additional ledger fees.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe advisory highlights that the information is not only of public interest but also linked to constitutional rights, including access to education.
By Maureen KinyanjuiAt the same time, the flooding damaged several major water pipelines in the city, disrupting supply in different areas. Among the affected infrastructure is the DN 600mm Outering Road pipeline at the Nairobi River crossing, the DN 300mm Eastleigh–Kiambiu pipeline, the DN 200mm Korogocho–Dandora line and the DN 100mm Brookeside Drive pipeline serving Lower Kabe
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe president said the disaster has already brought serious hardship to many communities, including loss of lives, displacement of households, and damage to homes, businesses, and livelihoods.
By Maureen KinyanjuiOriginally set for March 14, the elections were rescheduled to avoid overlapping with the World Rally Championship event, which will be held in Nakuru from March 12 to 15.
By Maureen KinyanjuiPolice say the heavy rainfall, combined with inadequate drainage in several parts of the capital, has resulted in road closures, property damage, and displacement of residents.
By Maureen Kinyanjui