A political gathering in Embu County turned chaotic on Saturday, September 12, 2026, after clashes erupted during a United Democratic Alliance (UDA) meeting attended by Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire. The meeting at Read More
Kenya has given foreign nationals operating businesses in the country a 90-day window to regularise their status as the government moves to tighten enforcement of work permits, business licences and other regulatory requirements. The announcement Read More
The U.S. Embassy in Nairobi will suspend routine operations on Monday, September 7, 2026, as the United States observes Labor Day, leaving Kenyans with scheduled visa interviews, passport collection appointments and other consular business advised to Read More
A century of uninterrupted soda ash mining at the heat-shimmering basin of Lake Magadi has come to an abrupt, definitive end. President William Ruto, addressing residents during a developmental tour in Oloiren, Kajiado County, confirmed Read More
Kenya’s preparations for the 2027 General Election have entered a decisive stage, with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) working on voter registration, election technology, boundary delimitation, stakeholder engagement and other preparations ahead of Read More
Kenya Power has been forced back to the drawing board after a public procurement watchdog nullified a Sh1.86 billion tender for the provision of private security services across the utility’s operations. The tender, advertised Read More
A police uniform is much more than fabric, colour, badges and insignia. In Kenya, it has long served as a visible symbol of state authority, discipline and public service. Citizens often recognise a police officer Read More
A new pension proposal before Kenya’s National Assembly could change how public officers access retirement benefits after leaving government service, including those dismissed on disciplinary grounds. The Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2026, sponsored by Emuhaya MP Read More
Teacher unions have raised alarm over claims that politicians receive Teachers Service Commission (TSC) employment letters from State House to distribute to their constituents, saying the practice threatens merit-based recruitment. The controversy followed remarks by Read More
Kenya is moving toward a major change in how roads are planned and used, with Parliament advancing legislation aimed at improving infrastructure for pedestrians, cyclists and other non-motorized transport users. The Kenya Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2024 Read More
