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State defends ownership of Miwani Sugar Mills land amid legal disputes
Central to the dispute are a series of court rulings and contested transactions involving the attempted acquisition of the land.
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DP Kindiki announces relief for maize farmers as seed prices are reduced
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki said President William Ruto had acted swiftly on the farmers’ requests, ordering an immediate reduction of maize seed prices to encourage higher production nationwide.
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Kenya Forest Service launches digital timber tracker to fight illegal logging
The Timber Tracker System (TTS) was officially handed over to KFS during a ceremony held at the agency’s headquarters, where officials described the platform as a transformative tool designed to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability in the timber value chain.
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Senate commends SHA for ethnic diversity in staffing amid recruitment concerns
Lawmakers had summoned SHA officials to provide clarification after claims emerged questioning the fairness of its recruitment processes.
Business
23 petrol stations found selling adulterated fuel, EPRA reports
EPRA also tested fuel at retail outlets, taking 10,598 samples from 2,305 stations across the country.
Business
Kenya Airways swings to Sh17 billion loss after fleet grounding
The airline said its performance was heavily affected by temporary grounding of part of its fleet.
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Tuju Case: Ruling set for Wednesday as hospital assessment continues
The court directed that a thorough medical report be prepared to evaluate his condition before considering his bail request.
Health and Wellness
KMA calls for more local funding to end TB by 2030
The association said World TB Day is observed each year to highlight the global burden of tuberculosis and renew commitments to ending the disease, noting that the day is meant to “raise awareness about tuberculosis and renew commitments to ending the disease.”
Sports
Kenya to host 2026 FIFA Women’s series in historic first
Matches featuring India, Australia, Malawi and the Harambee Starlets will be played on April 11 and 15, 2026 at Nyayo National Stadium, bringing top-level international women’s football to local fans.
Politics
Tuju needs honest friends, not opportunists, says Ruto
President William Ruto has weighed in on Raphael Tuju’s multi-billion shilling Karen property debt dispute, criticising alleged opportunists and urging honest advice as courts weigh possible auction of the assets.
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MCK orders live broadcast delay to curb hate speech and misinformation
The Media Council of Kenya has ordered all broadcasters to apply a mandatory seven-second delay on live TV and online coverage to curb hate speech, misinformation and legal breaches during public events.
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Scattered rains to ease as heat intensifies in several regions - Weatherman
Kenya will see scattered rain from 24–30 March 2026, with amounts easing as the week progresses. Several regions face daytime heat above 30°C, while central highlands see cooler nights below 10°C.
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Kenya seeks experts for national expressway masterplan
KeNHA has invited consulting firms to prepare a national Expressway Network Masterplan under a World Bank–supported project, setting strict experience criteria and an April 10, 2026 submission deadline in Nairobi.
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Senate tightens grip on governors over public funds
To reinforce accountability, senators want amendments to the Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Act and the Public Audit Act. One of the main proposals is to increase fines for non-compliant officers from Sh500,000 to Sh5 million.
Education and Career
Women human rights defenders in Kenya face rising threats, says coalition leader
Activists navigating these risks face shrinking civic spaces, targeted abductions, and systemic impunity, particularly in law enforcement and government offices.
News
Government defends embassy renovations after zero spending report
In Addis Ababa, a project valued at Sh500 million had Sh150 million set aside, yet no funds were spent, even though work that began in July 2019 is now 13 per cent complete.
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480 unclaimed bodies at KNH: Families urged to act before disposal
In a public notice issued on March 24, the hospital revealed that the bodies include 102 adults and 378 children. KNH management urged relatives and guardians to come forward promptly to avoid the bodies being disposed of in accordance with the law.
Politics
Mbeere North MP defends poll win as court hears petition, sets development focus
Wa Muthende was declared the winner of the November 27, 2025 parliamentary by-election on a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) ticket, securing 15,802 votes against Newton Kariuki’s 15,308. Following the announcement, two election petitions were filed at the Embu High Court.
Education and Career
Sossion hits out at Oyuu, claims union no longer defends teachers
Former KNUT boss Wilson Sossion has accused current leaders of weakening the union’s advocacy and confirmed interest in contesting Collins Oyuu for secretary-general in the April 2026 elections.
Technology
CA updates mobile phone standards to boost safety and service quality
The Communications Authority of Kenya has issued updated technical specifications for mobile phones, setting safety and quality standards for all devices sold and used in the country.
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EACC arrests Nakuru Water officer over Sh15,000 bribe demand
The suspect, who serves as a Leak Detection Officer, was apprehended on March 23, 2026, following a complaint from a member of the public.
Health and Wellness
MP Wamuthende explains what went wrong at KNH Sh600 million oxygen plant
Wamuthende attributed the failure to suspected sabotage during the servicing process, alleging that a key sensor meant to prevent moisture from entering the system had been disconnected. This, he said, interfered with the plant’s internal processes and led to the breakdown.
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84 dead as State warns of rising river flood risks in 3 counties
In a press release issued by the government on Tuesday, it says that River Nyando in Kisumu County has overflowed, spilling into multiple locations, including Kakola, Onjiko, Kochogo, East Kano, Okanja, Kamidumbi, and Panadol.
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Busia police arrest suspect with 100kg cannabis near Kenya–Uganda border
Police in Busia County intercepted a motorcycle near the Kenya–Uganda border, seizing about 100kg of suspected cannabis and arresting a suspect, in an intensified anti-narcotics crackdown.
Sports
PS Mwangi confirms Kenyan Gov't will meet CAF hosting deadlines
The Principal Secretary in the State Department for Sports Elijah Mwangi said on Sunday that there was adequate time provided by CAF to Kenya to comply with key requirements chief among them the payment of Sh3.9 billion as requisite hosting fee.
Education and Career
Sossion warns Kenya must upgrade school infrastructure to match CBC rollout
Former KNUT boss Wilson Sossion Sossion says infrastructure development is only one part of a larger education planning system that includes student population forecasting, teacher recruitment and training, and provision of learning materials.
Education and Career
Audit exposes flaws in Sh1.8bn bursary allocations
The bursary programme was designed to help learners from disadvantaged backgrounds, including orphans, persons with disabilities, children from low-income families, women, and survivors of gender-based violence.
Business
Diamond Trust Bank posts Sh9.41 billion profit, earnings up 23%
Total operating income grew 13.6% to Sh46.69 billion, while profit before tax increased 20.5% to Sh13.40 billion, compared with a 24.2% rise to Sh11.2 billion in 2024. The performance highlights a stronger earnings trend after a year of modest growth.
Education and Career
Former KNUT boss urges focus on infrastructure, free and compulsory education
Sossion recalled that the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), developed by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD), was introduced to replace the 8-4-4 system, which was criticized for focusing on memorization and exams rather than practical skills and creativity.
Nairobi
Sakaja orders urgent repair of Nairobi Dam over safety fears
Constructed in 1953, the dam was designed for recreation and flood control along the Ngong River. Over the years, however, pollution, sewage discharge, encroachment, and informal settlements have reduced its capacity and compromised safety.