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Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Atellah said preparedness should not be reactive but continuous, arguing that Kenya’s health system risked being exposed due to gaps in staffing, infrastructure, and transparency in international agreements.
Kenya’s Senate Health Committee has tabled proposed amendments to the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill, 2022, including lowering the minimum surrogate motherhood age to 18 and limiting surrogacy to cases with a genetic link to at least one intended parent.
The Kenya Petroleum Oil Workers Union (KPOWU) further cautioned that mistreatment of attendants would only deepen tensions at workplaces and weaken service delivery instead of addressing the real source of the problem.
Speaking during a meeting with the Kenyan community at the Kenyan Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, Mudavadi said the government is working with Parliament to create a framework that will formally provide resources to address the growing needs of Kenyans living overseas.
President William Ruto said at the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations that a fully functional civilian terminal at Wajir International Airport will be ready before end-2026 and that government funding will support a university in Wajir County.
He highlighted developments at Merti Vocational Training Centre, noting increased student enrollment alongside improved staffing and infrastructure.
Footage seen by Radio Generation shows the small white aircraft, believed to be a Cessna 208 Caravan, resting awkwardly on its nose with its tail pointing upwards after the incident.
Speaking during Madaraka Day celebrations held in Wajir County on June 1,2026, Ruto said the changes are intended to end what he described as “long-standing discrimination” against communities in northern and border counties, while maintaining the integrity of the national registration system.
The President announced expanded government programmes targeting livestock recovery and productivity, including restocking efforts, mass vaccination drives, and breeding support meant to rebuild herds affected by drought and other shocks.
Ahmed Khalif Mohamed’s career came to an abrupt end on January 24, 2003, when a light aircraft carrying him and other leaders crashed shortly after take-off at Busia airstrip.
Under the programme, the government will roll out a Sh5 billion County Livestock Investment Company initiative that will target more than 350,000 pastoralists.
The Deputy President further noted that long-standing barriers in access to national documentation had been removed, saying this had restored dignity to residents who had previously felt excluded.
Speaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Njagi said he is building a broad coalition of independent aspirants aimed at challenging party dominance in Kenyan politics, including plans to field candidates for Parliament, governorships and the presidency.
Unlike previous national day celebrations that often continue into the afternoon, the Wajir ceremony progressed through its official agenda in record time, allowing the final activities to be completed before midday.
Speaking at the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Wajir, the President said the reforms were necessary to address long-standing exclusion in access to education.
Governor Abdullahi said the gift symbolises deep respect and recognition from the community, adding that the camels will be delivered by Wajir elders to President Ruto’s preferred location.
The President pointed to early national planning approaches, including Sessional Paper No. 10 of 1965, noting that development had been directed mainly to areas considered high potential, while vast parts of Northern Kenya were left behind.
Wajir Governor also proposed that the newly built Wajir Stadium be named after the late Ahmed Khalif, whom he described as a respected community leader and humanitarian.
According to the DCI, detectives “arrested a suspected drug trafficker and recovered eight bags containing approximately one thousand six hundred (1,600) rolls of cannabis sativa (bhang) during an intelligence-led operation within Bomet County.”
Odira clocked 1:57.27 in a highly competitive race won by Switzerland's Audrey Werro, who crossed the finish line in 1:56.56. Ethiopia's Tsige Duguma finished second in 1:57.24, narrowly edging out the Kenyan star.
Residents, visitors and invited guests began arriving from as early as 5:00 a.m., according to organisers, triggering long queues at security checkpoints as people sought to secure entry into the venue.
Kenyans have gathered at Wajir Stadium for the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations, marking a historic moment as the county hosts the national event for the first time.
The Ministry of Education has ordered nationwide inspections of all boarding schools after the Utumishi Girls Academy dormitory fire in Gilgil killed 16 students and injured dozens. Inspections begin June 2 and run for 10 days.
It comes as ground troops move ever deeper into Lebanese territory beyond their original demarcation line of the Litani River.
The footage reportedly shows the two students lighting a match before walking towards the dormitory entrance.
Speaking during the 37th Rhino Charge motorsport competition in Wamba, Samburu County, on Sunday, Ruto said recent incidents involving children and youth underscore the importance of active parental involvement in shaping character and values.
Speaking to the media before the tournament, Kenya head coach Simon Odongo emphasized the need to continue narrowing the gap between his side and South Africa's Springbok Women until they eventually surpass them.
The result came just weeks after the two teams met twice during the Hong Kong HSBC SVNS tournament in May, where Kenya lost 14-7 in the preliminary stages before bouncing back to beat France 21-7 in the seventh-place playoff.
Speaking during ODM Party rally in Kisumu on Sunday, Nyong’o said meetings between leaders and citizens should focus on listening and exchange of ideas, noting that “your information, your ideas are important as ours, so let us be quiet and listen to each other to build this nation.”
The authority also allocated Sh2.02 billion to support Primary Health Care (PHC) services, while Sh433 million was paid through the Emergency, Chronic and Critical Illness Fund (ECCIF).