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Opposition leaders allege major fuel scandal, demand policy u-turn
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Opposition leaders allege major fuel scandal, demand policy u-turn

In a press statement read by DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua on Wednesday, the leaders claimed Kenya’s energy value chain had been turned into “a criminal enterprise,” linking recent fuel price increases to alleged manipulation of government-to-government oil arrangements and emergency procurement processes.

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Audit exposes staffing, funding and asset management issues in colleges
Education and Career

Audit exposes staffing, funding and asset management issues in colleges

Members of the committee, including Igembe Central MP Daniel Kiili Karitho, Kilome MP Thaddeus Nzambia, Sotik MP Julius Sigei, and Lunga Lunga MP Chiforomodo Mangale Munga, raised concern over failure to comply with ethnic balance requirements in staffing, delays in release of scholarship funds, and lack of insurance for institutional assets.

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How fuel prices will retail in major towns
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How fuel prices will retail in major towns

Northern Kenya continues to record the highest fuel prices. In Lodwar, super petrol is Sh213.93, diesel Sh213.72, and kerosene Sh159.90, driven by the cost of transporting fuel to remote and arid areas.

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Kenya, France sign new defence agreement allowing joint military operations
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Kenya, France sign new defence agreement allowing joint military operations

Under the deal, personnel deployed in either country will be allowed to wear uniforms, carry service weapons and use communication equipment, but only with approval from the host state. Host nations will also support visiting forces through eased entry procedures, movement assistance, visa facilitation and access to necessary operational infrastructure.

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Weak demand hits CBK Sh20 billion bond switch
Business

Weak demand hits CBK Sh20 billion bond switch

The Central Bank aimed to exchange up to Sh20 billion worth of existing government bonds as part of its debt management strategy. However, total bids received stood at about Sh2.56 billion, representing only 12.8 per cent of the intended amount and pointing to subdued market appetite.

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Deputy Chief Registrar:Judiciary under strain as funding gaps slow justice delivery
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Deputy Chief Registrar:Judiciary under strain as funding gaps slow justice delivery

Budget figures show a continued gap between what the judiciary receives and what it needs. In the 2024/2025 financial year, the institution was allocated about Sh21.85 billion against a requirement of roughly Sh44.9 billion. For the 2025/2026 financial year, funding rose to about Sh24.94 billion, while the need stood at around Sh40.1 billion, leaving a shortfall of over 35 percent.

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