The government has put in place a detailed security and logistics strategy to ensure safety and smooth operations during the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally Kenya 2026. Officials say the internationally recognised motorsport event, set for March 12–15 in Naivasha, Nakuru County, is expected to draw over 10,000 visitors …
Read More »High Court Suspends NTSA Instant Traffic Fines System
The High Court has temporarily stopped the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) from implementing its newly launched instant traffic fines system. In orders issued on Thursday, Justice Bahati Mwamuye granted conservatory orders halting the system’s rollout until a petition filed by lawyer Shadrack Wambui challenging the directive is heard …
Read More »Nyakera Says Kisumu Hotel Suffers Sh50 Million Loss After Suspected Goons Attack
Former Devolution Principal Secretary Irungu Nyakera says his hotel in Kisumu has incurred losses estimated at Sh50 million over the past two months due to alleged vandalism and an ongoing dispute over the property. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday at Fairways Hotel in Kisumu, Nyakera said earlier confrontations linked to …
Read More »Sifuna Says UDA–ODM Agreement Promises Yet to Be Fulfilled
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has criticized the government for allegedly misleading the public about the progress of the 10-point agenda agreed upon between President William Ruto and Raila Odinga, claiming that several commitments in the deal remain unfulfilled. Speaking on Wednesday, Sifuna argued that the committee responsible for monitoring the …
Read More »Media Giant Nation Media Group Set for New Ownership as Aga Khan Exits After 66 Years
The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has revealed plans to divest its majority ownership in Nation Media Group (NMG), bringing to an end a 66-year relationship with one of East and Central Africa’s leading media organizations. In a statement released Tuesday, AKFED said it had reached an agreement …
Read More »Ndindi Nyoro Criticises National Infrastructure Fund, Warns of Increased Borrowing
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has opposed the creation of the National Infrastructure Fund, recently approved by President William Ruto, warning that it could lead to increased borrowing instead of supporting sustainable development projects. Speaking during the launch of the new Mwai Kibaki Senior School in Gaturi Ward, Nyoro said Kenya …
Read More »Court Allows Auction of Tuju Properties in Sh4.5 Billion Loan Dispute
The High Court of Kenya has permitted the auction of properties associated with former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju after dismissing a case that sought to block the sale in a long-standing multi-billion shilling loan dispute. In a ruling delivered on March 9, Justice J.W.W. Mong’are struck out an application filed …
Read More »Muturi Explains Why Ruto Chose Gachagua as Running Mate in 2022
Democratic Party leader Justin Muturi has shared what he says was the reason President William Ruto selected Rigathi Gachagua as his running mate during the 2022 General Election. According to Muturi, the choice was largely influenced by political strategy and regional considerations. He claimed that the matter was discussed the …
Read More »Flood Disasters and the Struggle to Keep Learning Alive
By: Rebecca Atieno, Laikipia University Floods are among the most destructive natural disasters in many parts of the world. They occur when heavy rainfall causes rivers, lakes, and drainage systems to overflow. While floods destroy homes, roads, and farms, they also have a significant impact on education. Many students and …
Read More »How Friday’s Floods Are Affecting Schools in Kenya
By: Sharon Nyaga, Jewel Collage Severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall on Friday has disrupted normal life in many parts of Kenya, with schools among the most affected institutions. The floods, which hit Nairobi and several other counties, have led to loss of lives, destruction of infrastructure, and disruption of …
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