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Kagwe urges contract farming reforms to unlock Coast cash crops

The CS emphasized the need for verified farmer data, credible investor vetting, and stronger national-county coordination to streamline the sector.

Sakaja insists Nairobi–State deal will boost city funds, not transfer power

As scrutiny continues, the Nairobi City County Assembly has launched public participation forums in all 17 sub-counties to gather residents’ opinions.

Experts warn of weak oversight in Sh5 trillion Infrastructure Fund

The office of Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang'o highlighted that the fund has been structured as a corporate entity rather than a public fund, creating risks for misuse.

Friends of Karura protest forest clearing, seeks answers From KFS

The group said indigenous trees have been felled since the weekend by people using chainsaws, with heavy machines later deployed to remove stumps close to the Rangers Village where forest officers live.

Sheghu and Ayuko ready for WRC after KPLC boost

Speaking in Nairobi on Wednesday during her cheque presentation, the duo said that the support will enable them cover key rally needs preparations, technical support, and driver welfare.

DCI arrests 3 suspected gang members in Coast raid

DCI officers arrested three suspected gang members in Kwale and Kilifi counties, including an alleged triple-murder suspect, in ongoing Coast Region raids targeting violent criminal groups on key transport routes.

Transporters advocate for mobile-pay traffic fines to reduce corruption and delays

The association describes the reform as practical, easy to implement, and capable of improving both efficiency and public trust in traffic enforcement.

Ruto confirms Phase III pay rise for prison officers from July 2026

President William Ruto confirmed Phase III salary increases for prison officers from July 1, 2026, alongside housing, health, green and digital reforms outlined at the Prisons Staff Training College in Ruiru.

Parliament flags financial mismanagement and land loss at key State Agencies

Bomas of Kenya was reported to be facing insolvency, with a negative working capital of Sh50.1 million as of June 2024, leaving it unable to meet its obligations on time.

EACC arrests 4 Gatundu North NG-CDF officials over Sh300,000 bribe demand

The suspects, including Annah Mugure Njoroge and Susan Wanjiru Muchiri, were apprehended at Karure Primary School after receiving Sh250,000 from the complainant, who had completed multiple construction projects.

Universities push to implement CBE amid Sh223 billion funding shortfall

The Commission for University Education (CUE) has cautioned that universities face major hurdles, including the need to retrain lecturers, redesign curricula, and secure adequate funding to make the transition successful.

Madrid, PSG, Gala, Atalanta through to Champions League last 16

Real Madrid, PSG, Galatasaray and Atalanta all reached the Champions League last 16 on a dramatic night across Europe, featuring Vinicius Jnr’s winner, Osimhen’s record and Atalanta’s late penalty.

Police, KWS seize suspected zebra meat in Kiambu crackdown

The multi-agency raid led to the arrest of three suspects and the recovery of a skinned carcass, processed meat, equipment used in the trade, and a vehicle believed to have facilitated transportation.

Heavy rains to continue in Kenya until March 3, flood risks high, Met warns

According to the department, rainfall above 20mm per day will persist over the Lake Victoria Basin and the Highlands West of the Rift Valley until March 3.

KRA to use eTIMS data to flag tax return gaps at filing stage

Speaking during an interview on Radio Generation on Thursday, Busaule explained that the system is anchored on electronic tax invoices issued through eTIMS and is designed to simplify filing while enhancing compliance.

SHA fraud: Over 20 health facility owners and staff face court

The DPP said the prosecutions include both private health facility owners and a council employee accused of abusing office and misusing digital systems.

Woman Rep Omanyo rejects ethnic claims, says Raila trusted her leadership

Facing claims that party leaders simply replaced one Luhya figure with another to ease tensions, Omanyo was quick to dismiss the narrative.

Knec to begin local printing of national exams amid funding challenges

Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok told the National Assembly’s Education Committee on Wednesday that Sh147 million has been earmarked in the proposed 2026/27 budget to purchase a machine for printing optical mark recognition forms locally. He said this investment is a key step in modernizing the country’s exam administration system.

Police families denied insurance payouts after Sh2bn premium shortfall

A report presented to the National Assembly by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) revealed that the NPS did not forward Sh2 billion in premiums for a group life insurance cover under Britam.

RSF chiefs face international sanctions as el Fasher horror emerges

The sanctioned officials include RSF deputy commander Abdul Rahim Hamdan Dagalo, and Brigadier General Al-Fateh Abdullah Idris, commonly called Abu Lulu, who earned the title “Butcher of el Fasher” due to his direct role in the attacks.

Sifuna: ‘Sisi ndio Sifuna’ narrative gave me confidence

The phrase, which translates to “We are Sifuna”, has captured the attention of social media users across Kenya, becoming a rallying cry for those expressing solidarity with the senator.

Zimbabwe rejects Sh367 billion US health aid over data access

The decision came to light after a government memo from December was leaked, showing that President Emmerson Mnangagwa considered the arrangement “lopsided.”

Ahmed Rashid trial hit by another delay as key witnesses fail to appear

A second witness, a former chief armourer at Pangani Police Station, also failed to give evidence as planned. Although he appeared in court, prosecutors said he did not bring the firearms he allegedly issued to officers on the day of the killings.

Illegal toxic waste trade costs poor countries Sh2.32 trillion annually

The report, “Waste Crimes and Trafficking,” estimates that the underground hazardous waste market produces as much as $18 billion, or roughly Sh2.32 trillion, in annual illegal earnings.

Ruto's ex-lawyer Katwa Kigen among six applicants for Supreme Court Judge position

The recruitment process now moves to the next phase, with the Commission announcing plans to conduct a stakeholder engagement forum ahead of shortlisting.

France's bonuses doubled ahead of 2026 World Cup

Les Bleus players have successfully negotiated a doubling of their bonuses, and captain Kylian Mbappé also wants the support staff to have a share.

EACC targets fake credentials in new anti-corruption strategy

According to the EACC boss, forged and overstated credentials weaken fair competition and damage confidence in public systems.

Wrestling: All systems go for KAWA'S season opener at Kamiti

Speaking in Nairobi on Wednesday, Federation Secretary General (SG) and also coach, Erick Walucho, was quick to mention that 20 wrestling clubs across the country have already confirmed their 2026 participation of the Kenya Amateur Wrestling Association ( KAWA) national league that begins this weekend.

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