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The DG's remarks come as NTSA continues tightening enforcement in the public transport sector, following recent action against operators linked to safety lapses.
Mbagaya won the Division One Men’s title after returning 67 points, while Dr. Shikuku claimed the Division One Ladies’ crown with 74 points on Sunday.
Appearing before the National Assembly Health Committee, Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni said Kenya has implemented key tobacco control measures, while warning that nicotine pouches, vapes and other emerging products—along with digital marketing and illicit trade—require urgent policy and regulatory updates.
According to the dealers, the challenges began after a directive issued on April 11, 2026, which introduced stricter requirements for movement permits, including import entry numbers, dealer licence details and importer information.
Under the new arrangement, learners will be awarded the Kenya Certificate of Basic Education (KCBE) together with a vocational or professional certificate linked to the Kenya National Qualifications Framework.
Without directly calling for Sifuna’s removal, McOure said public criticism from senior officials risks weakening party unity and creating confusion among supporters.
In its notice, the water service provider said the shutdown is necessary to allow technical teams to fix the damaged section and restore stable supply across affected zones once repairs are complete.
Early-year figures show the same worrying pattern. Between January 1 and January 30, 2026, 398 people died in road crashes, compared to 358 in the same period in 2025, representing an 11 per cent increase.
Authorities indicated that the aircraft was supporting the base’s radar modernisation programme when it went down immediately after takeoff.
Superintendent James Murigu told the High Court in Kibera that Cohen walked into Parklands Police Station in February 2019 complaining that he had been attacked by Sarah Wairimu Kamotho.
If the proposed rules are adopted, penalties for breaking the law would rise sharply, with offenders facing fines of up to Sh1 million compared to the current limit of Sh50,000.
In a tribute, President Cyril Ramaphosa said Ibrahim’s work carried both artistic depth and political meaning, noting that his "creations honoured the South Africa that shaped his political commitment and musical brilliance".