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"Goons Are Part Of The Game, You Cannot Be In Politics Without Them" ~ Jimmy Gikwa.

"The Government Has No Goodwill For Nairobi, It Is Just Trying To Save Governor Sakaja." ~ Dr. Festo

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Autopsy confirms Nandi helicopter crash victims died from multiple injuries, severe burns

Chief Government Pathologist Dr Johansen Oduor said the findings showed that none of the victims survived the crash. He noted that the bodies bore injuries affecting vital parts of the body, including the head, chest and spine, alongside burns of different intensity.

Nearly 500,000 Kenyans at risk as Middle East conflict deepens - PS Njogu

State Department for Diaspora Affairs, Roseline Njogu, outlined mounting concerns stemming from renewed hostilities between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the State of Israel, as well as growing cases of Kenyans in distress in Saudi Arabia and the Russian Federation.

22 charges loom over Sakaja as MCAs prepare motion

Speaking to journalists on Tuesday, Waithera Chege confirmed that the members were ready to formally present the motion, but were unable to do so after the Clerk failed to appear in the Assembly.

KUCCPS reopens KMTC portal for March 2026 intake

The placement agency encouraged applicants to ensure they meet the set qualifications before completing the process online.

Relief for Onyango after tribunal stays ADAK suspension

With the SDT’s interim orders, the Harambee Stars right-back can now resume national team duties if called upon by the Bennie McCarthy-led technical bench.

Kwambai wins Kenya Seed Golf Series

Speaking on Sunday from his home in Eldoret, the former rugby player said playing alongside Kigen Limo and Dennis in a competitive flight pushed him to raise his game.

Kindiki vows development will continue despite political distractions

Speaking after touring projects in Taita Taveta County, he said the administration is determined to unite Kenyans and ensure every region benefits from national programmes.

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Governors face arrest or fines over Senate committee no-shows

The move comes after several governors on Monday ignored committee invitations, prompting senators to warn that vague excuses will no longer be accepted.

Cricket: Swamibapa A storms to T20 League title

A delighted Swamibapa captain, Sachin Gill, expressed gratitude for defending the title his team won last season, while also praising their opponents and the high standards of the league.

Uganda assures stable fuel, prices despite Middle East tensions

Uganda’s Energy Ministry and UNOC say fuel supplies and March 2026 cargoes remain stable despite Middle East instability, citing contingency plans with Vitol and urging the public and market players to remain calm.

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Wetang’ula pushes for tougher aviation rules after MP dies in helicopter crash

Speaking on Tuesdsy, the Speaker warned pilots, leaders and other users of air services to strictly follow existing safety procedures, especially during unstable weather.

Tanzania issues travel sdvisory over Middle East security concerns

Tanzania has issued a security and travel advisory for citizens in or travelling to the Middle East, urging them to avoid travel, stay indoors where possible and follow official guidance amid regional instability.

UN warns of 240,000 newborn deaths annually from birth defects

Marking World Birth Defects Day on Tuesday, the World Health Organization says most cases occur in poorer countries and many could be prevented through screening, vaccination and improved antenatal services.

ODM PG backs talks with UDA, declares Parliamentary numbers non-negotiable

Junet confirmed that the party would now pursue structured engagement with other political formations, starting with UDA, but made it clear that ODM’s presence in Parliament would not be part of any bargain.

KAA denies Adani role in JKIA upgrade

Kenya Airports Authority has clarified that India’s Adani Group is no longer involved in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport’s upgrade, confirming the proposal was cancelled and the project is fully government-funded.

KEMRI begins DNA testing to identify victims of Nandi helicopter crash

The helicopter crash, which occurred on Saturday, claimed the lives of all six people on board, sending shockwaves across Kenya’s political landscape, particularly in Ng’eno’s Emurua Dikirr constituency.

Over 5,000 acres to be taken for Naivasha–Kisumu SGR expansion

The SGR Phase 2B line will start at the Nairobi–Naivasha terminus, passing through Narok, Bomet, Sotik, Sondu, and Ahero before ending in Kisumu.

NYS announces 750 permanent jobs: How to apply by March 18

In an advertisement published in the MyGov publication of March 3, 2026, NYS announced vacancies for Specialist Officers (Cadets) in disciplines including engineering, health services, ICT, agriculture, finance, supply chain management, communications, and project management.

Kenya targets India to diversify macadamia exports

India is emerging as a high-potential market due to its growing population of health-conscious consumers and improved affordability following reductions in import duties.

PSC invites stakeholders to validate draft rules on removal of DPP

The Public Service Commission has reviewed draft regulations on removing the Director of Public Prosecutions and set a March 23, 2026 virtual forum to validate the rules after nationwide consultations.

Unaddressed hearing loss affects 95 million children, WHO warns on care gap

The agency urged governments, civil society, and partners across health and education sectors to take urgent action to protect children’s hearing, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where the burden is highest, including regions of Africa and South-East Asia.

Governors push to scrap KeRRA and KURA over inefficiency

Governors and senators argue that transferring funds directly to counties would streamline project delivery, boost accountability, and allow local governments to maintain and upgrade roads more effectively.