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Several arrested in Juja as authorities raid suspected illegal sect
The arrests took place on Saturday, March 14, 2026, after security agencies received intelligence about the group’s operations in the area.
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Ruto extends terms for top state agency chairs
Nyabundi will continue serving as chairperson of the Kenya National Examinations Council for four years, while Edick Omondi Anyanga retains the helm of the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority board for three years.
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More firearms recovered in West Pokot disarmament drive
In a statement issued on March 14, 2026, NPS said the latest surrender adds to earlier recoveries, bringing the total number of firearms recovered to 90 rifles and 189 rounds of ammunition so far.
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KMPDU protests arrest of 83-year-old gynecologist in Nairobi
In a statement on March 14, 2026, the union said the doctor was arrested at his clinic at the NSSF Building and is accused of falsifying a members’ register, an allegation it argues falls outside his mandate and occurred when he was not present.
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Pope Leo XIV moves into papal residence
Leo, the first US pope, decided to move into the apartments in the wake of his May 8, 2025, election as head of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics.
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Police arrest 3 suspects over Kitale violent robbery
In an update by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the incident was reported by the victim, who informed police that at about 5:00 a.m., he was confronted by three men riding a red TVS Motorcycle with registration number KMEW 083
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F1 races in Bahrain, Saudi cancelled over Middle East conflict
Tiny Bahrain, a short hop over the Gulf sea from Iran, has been targeted with frequent attacks that have hit buildings and a refinery, as well as its large US military base.
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Heavy rains wreak havoc in Nairobi as floods hit several areas
According to the Kenya Red Cross Society, both the Nairobi and Ngong rivers have overflowed, causing riverine flooding. The agency said its teams are in various areas rescuing stranded persons.
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Fuel prices unchanged for March–April review period – EPRA
The authority said the pricing decision was made in accordance with the Petroleum Act 2019 and existing petroleum pricing regulations that guide the calculation of maximum retail fuel prices in the country.
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MPs press NEMA over Nairobi flooding and drainage crisis
The committee, chaired by Vincent Musyoka, asked the environmental regulator to explain why Nairobi continues to experience a dysfunctional sewerage system despite its mandate to enforce environmental laws and safeguard public health.
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Government warns against political violence as election period approaches
The Principal Secretary cautioned that while the country has largely experienced calm in recent months, isolated incidents of unrest continue to occur and must be dealt with firmly through lawful processes.
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Judiciary defends electronic delivery of Court of Appeal ruling on presidential advisors
The clarification comes amid heightened public and legal interest in the dispute surrounding the appointment of presidential advisors, a matter that has sparked debate over the scope of executive appointments and constitutional limits.
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Second Lady Joyce Kithure calls for collective effort to achieve a cleaner Nairobi
The clean-up event forms part of the Science Adding Value to the Environment and the Communities Initiative (SaVE), an environmental programme spearheaded by Kithure aimed at promoting practical solutions, innovation and community participation in environmental conservation.
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Douglas Kanja: No place for criminals as Kenya prepares for elections
The IG also revealed that 10,000 newly recruited officers are currently undergoing training at the Kiganjo Police Training College. In addition, capacity-building programs for existing officers are ongoing across the country to enhance preparedness ahead of the polls.
Education and Career
KUCCPS opens applications for 13 hospitality courses at Kenya Utalii College
According to the placement agency, the move follows a collaboration with the training institution aimed at widening access to professional courses in hospitality and tourism, which are widely recognised across the globe.
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Grief and loss: Widow of Pilot George Were recalls heartbreaking moment
During the funeral held on Saturday, March 14, in Nyakach, Kisumu County, Emily recalled the heart-wrenching moment she learned of the tragedy.
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Bobi Wine leaves Uganda after nearly two months in hiding
According to the opposition leader, the decision to go into hiding came after what he described as security operations aimed at him and members of his political camp.
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Linda Mwananchi platform shut down briefly after surge in sign-ups and cyber attacks
Sifuna explained that the technical team decided to temporarily shut down the platform to address the issues and incorporate suggestions shared by users.
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Kenya, Ireland to finalize agreement allowing nurses, midwives to work abroad
The celebrations, marking the legacy of Ireland’s patron saint, St. Patrick, also highlight the enduring values of faith, unity, and resilience that the saint represents. Among those attending was Christopher O’Sullivan, Ireland’s Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity.
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Tuju alleges police occupy Karen Estate without legal authority
Tuju had previously approached the High Court at Milimani Law Courts seeking to stop a scheduled auction, arguing that new evidence could affect the case outcome. The bank and auctioneers opposed his motion, saying it was intended to delay loan recovery.
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Substitutions, VAR, injuries: FIFA tightens rules for World Cup 2026
Under the new regulations, players who are being substituted must exit the field within 10 seconds. If a player takes longer, the team will temporarily have fewer players, and the replacement must wait one minute before entering.
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Government intensifies hunt for illegal fertiliser traders
Police, in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Interior Ministry officials, recovered 140 bags from a hardware store in Keringet, including NPK, Triple Super Phosphate (TSP), Urea, and Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN), all marked with National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) logos.
Health and Wellness
SHA begins Sh11.1 billion payout to hospitals for approved SHIF claims
In a notice sent to contracted healthcare providers, SHA said the funds are intended to ensure hospitals and clinics can continue offering uninterrupted care while strengthening the national health insurance system.
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Atwoli retains leadership as COTU Secretary-General
Atwoli was re-elected during a delegates meeting held at the Tom Mboya Labour College in Kisumu, on Saturday, March 14.
Global Affairs
Congo heads to polls with Sassou favoured amid rights concerns
Sassou, 82, has led the oil-producing Central African nation for most of the period since 1979, stepping away only briefly for five years. In the current race, he faces six lesser-known candidates after major opposition parties chose not to field contenders, leaving the election with little suspense for many voters.
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National Assembly sets county share at Sh420 billion in new budget framework
The figure marks a slight increase from the Sh415 billion allocated in the current financial year but remains far below the Sh534.96 billion that governors had proposed.
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Broad-based leadership helping unlock national projects, says Ruto
Ruto explained that the cooperation within government had allowed the administration to take bold steps on major projects, including the establishment of the National Infrastructure Fund and efforts to mobilise development funds through public investment initiatives.
Education and Career
Court rejects TSC internship contracts, declares programme unlawful
Junior school teachers, through the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet), described the ruling as groundbreaking.
Politics
Registrar declines request to reserve Linda Mwananchi Party name
The application was filed by Charles Wanyonyi, who sought approval to reserve the party name before beginning the formal process of registering the political organisation.
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Court of Appeal allows President Ruto’s advisers to remain in office pending appeal
The appellate judges noted that immediate removal of the advisers could disrupt the operations of the Office of the President. They agreed with arguments presented by the Office of the Attorney General that the advisers were already performing public functions when the High Court issued its ruling.