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Newly elected MPs take oath of office
Six newly elected Members of Parliament have been sworn in to the National Assembly.
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UDA replaces Khalwale as Senate Majority Whip, Wakoli to take over
Bungoma Senator Wafula Wakoli will now play a key role in coordinating the party’s legislative agenda in the Upper House, a position that has been held by Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale since September 17, 2022.
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City Hall targets Sh60 billion annual revenue through new land legislation
The law provides counties with a clear system to value and collect rates on land and buildings while establishing enforcement procedures. Governor Johnson Sakaja said his government is determined to fully utilise these rules to strengthen internal revenue, which currently lingers at Sh13.8 billion.
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Sh85bn county pension arrears: What you need to know now
During the weekend session with the taskforce, Committee Chairperson and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi stressed the need for a complete account from every devolved unit. He said this would allow the team to produce a final report that covers all counties, especially those with the heaviest backlogs.
Business
Household payments to domestic workers surge to Sh90 billion
According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), the figure represents wages and allowances paid directly by families to domestic workers and other household staff. KNBS notes that these payments account for 0.6 percent of Kenya’s economy.
Sports
Gray’s stunner fires Birmingham into play-off contention
Watford began brightly and threatened inside the opening minute, but Birmingham soon seized control. Paik opened the scoring with a driven effort from outside the box on the half-hour, cutting through the chaos to find the bottom corner and give the home side the lead.
Education and Career
TSC moves to steady shift as teachers join new SHA health plan
Teachers have already begun receiving confirmation messages from SHA showing they have been placed under the new Mwalimu Cover, which gives them access to 9,600 facilities around the country through the Public Officers Medical Scheme Fund.
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Kenyan Embassy rolls out registration for nationals under Huroob in Saudi Arabia
Huroob is a classification used in Saudi Arabia when workers are reported as having left their employer without permission or violated residency regulations. Many workers are placed under this status after disputes over delayed pay, extended working hours, or contract disagreements.
Art and Culture
Kenya steps up effort to repatriate stolen artifacts and human remains
The UNESCO 1970 Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property is an international treaty designed to combat the illegal trade of cultural heritage.
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Ruto: My long-term plan is about development, not staying in office
Ruto said his remarks had nothing to do with extending his stay, but were meant to encourage Kenyans to look beyond short-term politics.
Environment
Kenya names KenGen to lead first nuclear power plant
Kenya has appointed KenGen as owner-operator of its first 2GW nuclear power plant and signed an MoU with NuPEA to drive public engagement and technical readiness for a 10GW expansion plan.
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Murkomen warns of rising SGBV cases in Western and Nyanza
Murkomen said the 16 Days of Activism should serve as a strong reminder that the country must put more effort into preventing abuse and supporting survivors. He explained that many families continue to face different types of violence that leave long-term harm.
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Kenya Power warned as Sh5.67 billion in county arrears mounts
Kenya Power’s finances show the impact of the arrears. Electricity revenue fell by five percent to Sh219.28 billion, while net profit declined by 18.7 percent to Sh24.47 billion.
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Why I scrapped subsidies to shield the economy - Ruto
The President recalled a discussion he had with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who had expressed concern about what Kenya would do if it was unable to meet its debt obligations.
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Mundalo: UDA’s ground strategy outpaced Opposition in by-election battles
The November 27, 2025 by-elections handed UDA major victories in Mbeere North, Malava, Baringo and Banisa constituencies, while ODM secured Ugunja, Kasipul and Magarini parliamentary seats. In the ward races, UDA won seven out of the 17 seats, with ODM taking one. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has already gazetted the results for the 7 parliamentary constituencies and 17 county assembly wards.
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Kenya’s road maintenance falls to six-year low after funding cuts
The Kenya Roads Board (KRB), which oversees the levy, reported cuts to allocations for the main road agencies: KeNHA, KURA, and KeRRA after part of the fund was redirected.
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Mundalo says opposition misread by-election as youth stayed away from polls
Leadership expert Mundalo Advice says the opposition misread a Ruto-engineered by-election, warning that low Gen Z turnout and outdated ethnic politics are weakening its 2027 prospects.
Global Affairs
Zelensky says territorial dispute is biggest challenge as US envoy heads to Russia
While the White House expressed optimism on Monday, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt saying the administration “feels very optimistic” about a potential agreement, Zelensky offered a more cautious assessment on X, noting the talks were “very constructive” but that “some tough issues still have to be worked through.”
Business
Experts warn sugar mill leases may raise prices for consumers
The agencies caution that the leases of Nzoia, Muhoroni, Sony, and Chemelil sugar factories to private operators for 30 years, starting May 2025, might fail to create genuine market discipline if competition issues are ignored.
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Oxfam warns Kenya’s growth model deepens inequality and poverty
Oxfam officials warn in Kenya that almost half the population now lives in extreme poverty, with the richest 125 Kenyans holding more wealth than 42.6 million people, despite years of economic growth.
Technology
Samsung enters tri-fold market with Galaxy Z TriFold
Manufactured in South Korea, the phone will be available domestically from December 12, with launches planned this year in China, Singapore, Taiwan, and the UAE. The U.S. release is anticipated in the first quarter of next year.
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NG-CDF Appeal: What you need to know before 2026 court ruling
Appearing via video link before Justices Daniel Musinga, Francis Tuiyott, and Aggrey Muchelule on Monday, the Assembly’s legal team, led by Senior Counsel and Rarieda MP Otiende Amollo, pressed the court to overturn the 2024 judgment. The Court is expected to deliver its ruling on February 6, 2026.
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ICC ends Kenya post-election violence investigation, two still wanted
Six prominent Kenyans faced charges of crimes against humanity during the investigation: former President Uhuru Kenyatta, President William Ruto, former Cabinet minister Henry Kosgey, former Head of Public Service Francis Muthaura, former Police Commissioner Mohammed Hussein Ali, and journalist Joshua arap Sang. Each of them denied the allegations.
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Kenya pushes to preserve, reclaim cultural heritage
During an interview with Radio Generation on Tuesday, Principal Secretary Ummi Bashir highlighted that these priorities are anchored on the National Policy on Culture and Heritage of 2020 and aim to protect both tangible and intangible cultural expressions from erosion in the modern era.
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Son of Mexican crime lord 'El Chapo' pleads guilty in drug case
Joaquin Guzman Lopez, one of four sons of the jailed Sinaloa cartel leader, pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and continuing criminal enterprise -- reversing the original not guilty stance he took after his July 2024 arrest in Texas, court filings showed.
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Shakahola Tragedy: Father breaks silence on family loss
The prosecution has now brought 70 witnesses before the court in the case, which centers on the deaths of 191 people said to have followed Mackenzie’s instructions.
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Daystar students released after CCTV shows Karani fell while attempting balcony jump
Those released, Dennis Kariuki Gitonga, Louis Osiro, Lucy Mora, Ali Kabwana Kamaku, Precious Kendi Mutembei, Austin Ochieng, and Wendy Kerubo, had been held in connection with the death of the 23-year-old, whose body was found on the ground floor of Harmony Plaza Apartments in Ngara on November 23.
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US Navy commander ordered second Venezuela boat strike, White House says
Media reports that Hegseth had given the directive to kill all those on board the vessel during the 2 September strike have renewed concerns about the legality of US military strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean.
Education and Career
Audit: Kenyan schools billed parents up to Sh1.2m in illegal fees
According to the report by the Auditor General, the extra charges went far beyond what schools are allowed to collect, with some families paying between Sh100,000 and Sh300,000, and in extreme cases up to Sh1.2 million for different school projects.
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Ruto orders crackdown on hooliganism, warns leaders against using youth for chaos
The President said lawlessness would not be tolerated and instructed Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja to ensure all perpetrators of hooliganism and incitement are identified and prosecuted.