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IMF cuts Kenya 2026 growth outlook as global pressures mount
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IMF cuts Kenya 2026 growth outlook as global pressures mount

Inflation is also projected to rise faster than earlier expected. The IMF now sees consumer prices closing the year at 5.9 per cent, up from 5.2 per cent. The increase is largely driven by higher fuel and fertiliser costs, which are pushing up production expenses across key sectors of the economy.

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Diaspora remittances hit record Sh58.15 billion in March as inflows strengthen
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Diaspora remittances hit record Sh58.15 billion in March as inflows strengthen

On a broader scale, the latest monthly performance pushed the total diaspora inflows for the 12 months ending March 2026 to Sh655.9 billion (USD 5,079 million). This is an increase from Sh642.1 billion (USD 4,972 million) recorded in the same period a year earlier, reflecting a 2.2 per cent year-on-year rise and reinforcing the growing importance of remittances in Kenya’s external earnings.

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Leaders back nuclear project in Siaya but demand strict public engagement
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Leaders back nuclear project in Siaya but demand strict public engagement

Siaya Governor James Orengo said the project offers a rare chance to change the county’s economic direction, arguing that it could attract investors, create jobs and open up industrial growth in a region mostly driven by small-scale economic activity. He said access to affordable power would be key in drawing manufacturing and large-scale investment.

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Commission workers give SRC 14-day deadline over pay deal
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Commission workers give SRC 14-day deadline over pay deal

The union says the proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement is meant to correct long-standing gaps in pay structures and bring uniformity across commissions. It wants comprehensive discussions covering salaries, allowances, welfare provisions, union rights, and general working conditions.

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Activists accuse police of bias as political violence cases rise
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Activists accuse police of bias as political violence cases rise

According to the coalition, the incidents are no longer isolated but appear coordinated and are being used to influence political space in different regions. They expressed concern that many of those involved are young people from informal settlements, who are being drawn into these activities and exposed to violence for political ends.

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Mugabe’s son pleads guilty to firearm charge in South Africa case
Global Affairs

Mugabe’s son pleads guilty to firearm charge in South Africa case

According to court proceedings, Mugabe had initially faced an attempted murder charge, but the National Prosecuting Authority did not clarify what became of that count after he reached an agreement with prosecutors. During the hearing, he spoke only to confirm that he understood the charges and to formally enter his guilty pleas.

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