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Should we close Africa develop it first before allowing people to come in and out?

Mtoto wa mama hajui mama yake

Ni picha tunaona kwanza ama character?

Bash anataka bibi na watoto by the end of the year😂😂Hii resolution itahappen kweli?

Kenya’s flood preparedness gaps persist despite early warnings, says Auditor General

Between March 3 and 9, the Kenya Meteorological Department had forecast heavy rainfall in Nairobi, with peak intensity expected between March 4 and 7.

Would you check your partner’s phone, ama hutaki ulcers🥲😂😂?

CS Barasa defends Karura Forest clearing for seedling nursery, NYS housing

Barasa noted that the programme’s success relies on having large numbers of seedlings available, prompting the government to mobilise forest stations nationwide to increase production.

Is the law strong enough to protect people, or do too many loopholes let individuals go unpunished?

ina Bashir wanataka ku'enda' na Nitrogen ikona mint?

Do you think it’s fair for the state to execute Charles even though he is known to be innocent?

Do you keep track of your screen time?

If you practice silent walking, how has the experience been for you so far?

KUCCPS opens applications for May 2026 TVET intake

The programmes are offered in National Polytechnics, Technical Training Institutes, Institutes of Science and Technology, and other accredited technical colleges.

Maraga blames governance failures for Kenya's flood deaths, urges reforms

In a statement issued on March 9, 2026, he accused the government of prioritising taxation and corruption over disaster preparedness and proper urban planning, while calling for competent public appointments, transparent procurement and stronger investment in drainage and disaster management systems.

Ministry of Agriculture invites public input on new Digital Agriculture Policy, Bill

According to the ministry, the public participation process aligns with Article 10 of the Constitution, which guarantees citizens the right to contribute to the development of laws and public policies.

EACC sends 42 graft cases to DPP as investigations expose county tender scandals

According to the report, the Director of Public Prosecutions has already accepted seven recommendations for prosecution, one recommendation for administrative action and three recommendations for closure. A further 21 files are still awaiting advice from the prosecution office.

KNEC opens 2026 digital exam registration with parental verification

School heads are now required to register candidates through KNEC’s computer-based assessment portal, with strict timelines and verification measures in place to ensure accuracy and accountability.

Azimio kicks out Joho, Junet, Wandayi in leadership overhaul

The move comes alongside the termination of several other key figures from the coalition’s decision-making bodies.

Russia reaffirms support for Iran’s new Supreme Leader amid tensions

The message comes at a time of heightened conflict in the Middle East, signalling Russia’s continued strategic partnership with Iran during a period of regional uncertainty.

Heavy rains flood Amboseli Airstrip, flights suspended

Tourists and operators have been advised to use the nearby Tawi Airstrip, located about five kilometres from the Kimana Gate, as an alternative. This facility will allow continued entry into the park while the main airstrip remains closed.

NLC clarifies land acquisition processes, counters claims of billions in question

The NLC emphasized that all acquisition processes were transparent and aligned with legal requirements. As part of the compulsory acquisition procedure, the Commission issued a gazette notice declaring the government’s intention to acquire the land and invited objections from any interested parties.

KAMMP backs SHA fraud crackdown, warns Kenyans on false claims

In a statement issued on Monday, the group’s president, Ahmed Yakub Kalebi, issued the warning following the closure of several facilities over fraudulent claims linked to the former National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) and the Social Health Authority (SHA).

KMTC, ABC to prepare Kenyan health trainees for jobs in Germany

The collaboration focuses on language skills, professional orientation, and ethical recruitment, ensuring graduates meet global standards and integrate smoothly into foreign health systems, while maintaining KMTC’s commitment to high-quality training.

Oil prices surge past Sh12000 as Iran war fuels global economic fears

Global oil prices have surged above $100 a barrel amid a Middle East war involving Iran, the US and Israel, raising inflation risks and energy costs for households and businesses worldwide.

Gulf tensions: Saudi Arabia decries Iranian attacks on oil and civilian sites

Saudi Arabia has condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks on the Kingdom and GCC states, rejecting Tehran’s claims and vowing all necessary measures to protect its security, sovereignty and key energy infrastructure.

New bill to channel mining royalties directly to local projects

Under the proposal, the government would transfer royalties to county revenue funds within 21 days of receipt, ensuring that communities start seeing benefits without long delays.

Sakaja chairs first meeting to implement Nairobi–National Government cooperation deal

Sakaja said the capital cannot operate like other counties that depend only on allocations from the equitable share formula.

U.S. Embassy in Muscat urges Americans to consider leaving Oman

The U.S. Embassy in Muscat has issued a security alert for Americans in Oman, outlining departure options, shelter-in-place steps and travel restrictions amid the widening 2026 U.S.–Israel–Iran conflict.

PPA leader Arnold warns NIF risks oversight, assets, taxpayer exposure

PPA Party Leader Maliba Arnold warns Kenya’s National Infrastructure Fund is enabling budget bypass, asset securitization and opaque spending, urging tighter oversight to protect public assets and taxpayers.

Families asked to identify Nairobi flood victims as death toll reaches 27

Nairobi West Commissioner Rose Chege said that as of March 9, 2026, at least 27 people had been confirmed dead in the capital following the flooding.