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Kiambu doctors’ strike enters 150th day, KMA warns of healthcare collapse
Health and Wellness

Kiambu doctors’ strike enters 150th day, KMA warns of healthcare collapse

KMA highlighted that the strike denies residents their constitutional right to access the highest standard of health, as provided in Article 43(1)(a) of the Constitution of Kenya. The body cautioned that continued disruption could undo gains in maternal and neonatal health, and weaken trust in both county and national health services.

Nnamdi Kanu dismisses lawyers, vows to defend himself in court
Global Affairs

Nnamdi Kanu dismisses lawyers, vows to defend himself in court

Kanu told the court that he would personally handle his case, claiming the court lacked authority to prosecute him — an argument the presiding judge immediately rejected. The court maintained that jurisdiction had already been addressed in earlier proceedings and directed him to proceed with his defence.

State defends Ruto’s assent to eight Bills, unveils Sh21.5bn Mau Forest Plan
News

State defends Ruto’s assent to eight Bills, unveils Sh21.5bn Mau Forest Plan

The eight laws include the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, Wildlife Conservation and Management (Amendment) Act, National Police Service Commission (Amendment) Act, Land (Amendment) Act, National Land Commission (Amendment) Act, Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Act, Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, and the Privatisation Act.

EACC reclaims Sh30 million public land in Nyali after 12-year court battle
News

EACC reclaims Sh30 million public land in Nyali after 12-year court battle

Investigations by the Commission showed that on January 19, 1996, the then Commissioner of Lands unlawfully demarcated and allocated the public land on a 99-year lease starting February 1, 1996. A Grant, referenced as CR Number 28222, was issued to Shaibu Hamisi Mgandi on March 15, 1996, without any justification or consideration for public interest.

KRA retains 8 percent tax on employee welfare benefits despite CBK rate cut
Business

KRA retains 8 percent tax on employee welfare benefits despite CBK rate cut

This is the first time in five quarters that the tax rate has remained unchanged despite a cut in the CBK’s Central Bank Rate (CBR). The CBK lowered the CBR to 9.25 percent from 9.50 percent on October 7, 2025, extending a monetary policy easing cycle that began in August last year and has reduced the rate by a total of 3.75 percentage points.