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Analyst claims Wanga pursuing higher office as ODM power-sharing talks intensify
Politics

Analyst claims Wanga pursuing higher office as ODM power-sharing talks intensify

Owidi, speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Wednesday, said Wanga’s recent political messaging and positioning point to an effort to expand her influence beyond county leadership and establish herself within national power structures. He argued that her actions reflect a calculated push for higher office and raise concerns about internal competition within ODM.

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Lang’ata borehole project under scrutiny as MPs question Sh5 million spend
Education and Career

Lang’ata borehole project under scrutiny as MPs question Sh5 million spend

Records presented to the committee indicate that Sh5,000,000 was released to a management committee account to support the rehabilitation of an existing borehole at Kongoni Primary School. The borehole had been drilled and fitted in 2003 by the Ministry of Water and Irrigation but was never officially commissioned or put into use. Over the years, parts of the installation were damaged through vandalism.

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Kaluma: Linda Mwananchi leaders cannot form strong political movement alone
Politics

Kaluma: Linda Mwananchi leaders cannot form strong political movement alone

The Linda Mwananchi faction is associated with a section of ODM leaders drawn from different levels of government, including Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, Suba South MP Caroli Omondi, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Siaya Governor James Orengo, Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka, and Saboti MP Caleb Amisi, among others holding elected offices across the country.

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Senator Omtatah fights IMF bid to exit privatisation case
News

Senator Omtatah fights IMF bid to exit privatisation case

The matter traces back to a petition lodged in January by Omtatah and two other applicants, who fault the Privatisation Act on constitutional grounds. They claim the law was shaped by external pressure from the IMF, particularly through conditions attached to financial support extended to Kenya.

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Google introduces Gemma 4 AI models for devices and high-end systems
Technology

Google introduces Gemma 4 AI models for devices and high-end systems

Google said the models are designed to support advanced reasoning and can carry out agent-style tasks by connecting with external tools and software. The models are developed using research aligned with the systems behind Gemini 3 and are compatible with a broad range of hardware, including smartphones, laptops, developer machines, and accelerator-based systems.

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MPs back push for unified body to regulate theological colleges
News

MPs back push for unified body to regulate theological colleges

When the matter was presented before the House, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, observed that the country has seen a sharp rise in theological colleges, Bible schools, and online ministry training platforms. He noted that a number of these institutions are not tied to established ecclesiastical structures such as episcopal systems, which has contributed to the lack of uniform oversight.

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Controller of Budget (COB) Margaret Nyakang'o when she appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Public Debt and Privatisation led by Balambala MP Abdi Omar Shurie in parliament on 30th March,2026.PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
News

Sh143bn uncollected as counties struggle to fund basic services

According to the report by Margaret Nyakang’o, the arrears had reached Sh143 billion by December 31, 2025. Of this, Sh101.54 billion is from own-source revenue, while the rest is linked to debts owed by the Social Health Insurance Fund, the defunct National Health Insurance Fund and other liabilities.

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Zimbabwe debate deepens over plan to end direct presidential vote
Global Affairs

Zimbabwe debate deepens over plan to end direct presidential vote

At the core of the proposed reforms is legislation supported by the ruling Zanu-PF party that would end the practice of citizens voting directly for the president, extend both presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years, and push the 2028 general elections to 2030. Under the same proposals, the next president would be selected by members of parliament rather than through a national vote.

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Final quarter pressure: KRA targets Sh932bn to hit trillion-shilling goal
Business

Final quarter pressure: KRA targets Sh932bn to hit trillion-shilling goal

The push comes after the authority recorded Sh2.038 trillion in the first nine months of the financial year, marking the first time it has surpassed the Sh2 trillion mark within that period. Even with the milestone, the figure still trailed the Sh2.122 trillion benchmark, leaving a deficit that now places added urgency on the final quarter.

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IEBC explains why voter streams are not yet visible
News

IEBC explains why voter streams are not yet visible

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) said the verification system is currently limited because the process of organising voters into specific streams has not been completed. The commission noted that this step will only be undertaken after the current registration phase comes to an end.

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COTU backs new drama rules, warns against political influence in schools
Education and Career

COTU backs new drama rules, warns against political influence in schools

The union’s remarks come at a time when the 2026 National Drama Festival has attracted public attention following disputes around certain school performances, including a production from Moi High School Mbiruri that reportedly referenced Singapore and sparked debate over whether it carried political meaning.

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