President William Ruto used his four-day Lower Eastern tour to condemn ethnic factionalism and promote his broad-based government framework. During engagements in Machakos and Makueni, he rejected political alliances built around regional identity and presented the KSh 1.7 billion Mwala Cluster Water Project as an equitable development commitment.
Author: Brian Luseka
R&B Icon Ne-Yo Touches Down in Nairobi as Kenya’s Creative Economy Soars
NAIROBI, Kenya — The international music spotlight turned firmly on Nairobi early this morning as […]
Severe Met Warning Issued for 21 Counties Amid Scheduled Power Grid Upgrades
Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rainfall warning covering 21 counties, while Kenya Power plans maintenance interruptions in 13 counties. The advisories highlight flooding risks, transport disruption and temporary electricity outages affecting selected areas.
Gachagua Hosts Sifuna and Linda Mwananchi Team in Wamunyoro
Rigathi Gachagua hosted Edwin Sifuna and Linda Mwananchi representatives at his Wamunyoro residence for discussions on civic freedoms, economic concerns and governance. The meeting drew attention to consultations across regional and political divides.
Waititu’s 12-Year Sentence Upheld in KSh 588 Million Graft Case
The High Court has upheld Ferdinand Waititu’s conviction and 12-year sentence in the KSh 588 million Kiambu road tender case. The ruling also overturned money-laundering acquittals, with further administrative orders expected on October 22.
President Ruto Unveils Sweeping Tax Exemptions and Agricultural Subsidies
President William Ruto has outlined economic measures covering a proposed PAYE exemption threshold, dairy prices, New KCC payments and mobile device import taxes. The package also includes agricultural subsidies and plans for additional Hustler Fund financing.
Shakahola Verdict: Mackenzie Guilty on 191 Murder Counts
Paul Mackenzie and 28 co-accused were found guilty on 191 murder counts in the Shakahola case, with sentencing proceedings scheduled for November 6.
High Court Upholds Former Governor Waititu’s Conviction in Sh588 Million Corruption Case
The High Court has upheld former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu’s conviction in a case involving a Sh588 million road contract. The ruling also reinstates related money laundering charges against Waititu and other accused individuals linked to the contract.
Ministry of Health Heightens Regional Surveillance as Confirmed Ebola Cases Rise
Kenya’s Ministry of Health has increased emergency preparedness and border surveillance following a rise in regional Ebola cases. The measures include screening, supplies for health facilities, staff training and coordination with regional and international health networks.
Armed Police Units Occupy Former President Moi’s Family Property in Escalating Rift
Armed police have occupied disputed property associated with the late President Daniel arap Moi’s estate. Government authorities describe the deployment as a security measure, while family lawyers challenge its legality and prepare to seek court intervention.