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Ol Kalou MP David Kiaraho is dead

Kiaraho's death was confirmed by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula in a statement on Sunday.

Senegal parade Afcon trophy despite title controversy

Morocco were declared the winners of the 2025 Afcon tournament when the Confederation of African Football (Caf) overturned the result of January's final.

Masinde Muliro University suspends students caught in viral assault video

The incident, captured on mobile phone video, is said to have occurred on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, inside one of the university’s lecture halls during an afternoon session, when the class became chaotic and led to a fight.

Antonelli wins Japanese Grand Prix to become youngest title leader

The 19-year-old Italian had not yet made a pit stop, while his rivals for victory, McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Mercedes team-mate George Russell had, when Oliver Bearman's Haas crashed heavily.

Protesters across US take part in "No Kings" demos against Donald Trump

Organisers say they are protesting against policies imposed by US President Donald Trump, including the war in Iran, federal immigration enforcement and the rising cost of living.

NPS launches probe into fatal Nyeri-Nyahururu road crash that claimed 15 lives

The crash involved a collision between a lorry and a public service vehicle (PSV), and the injured are currently receiving medical attention at various hospitals.

Ministry of Health invites public input on 2026 Healthcare Workforce Policy

The Ministry said the proposed policy is designed to “ensure an adequate supply, optimal skill mix, equitable distribution, and effective performance of Healthcare Professionals” in order to advance the realization of Universal Health Coverage in Kenya and improve overall health outcomes.

Dar City defeats Nairobi City Thunder at BAL to win East Africa derby

Team captain Tylor Ogwae scored a game-high 18 points and grabbed five rebounds, while point guard Eugene Adera added 16 points and 13 rebounds to push Dar City to the wire, with the scores tied at 85-85 with less than two minutes to play.

NTSA orders fleet audit after Nyeri-Nyahururu crash that claimed 15 lives

NTSA has ordered an immediate fleet audit and stepped-up highway enforcement after a lorry–PSV crash on the Nyeri-Nyahururu road killed 15 people, amid probes into speeding and vehicle condition.

Four robbery suspects nabbed, stolen motorcycle recovered in Busia

Police in Busia arrested four robbery with violence suspects and recovered a stolen motorcycle, while officers in Meru recovered 25 stolen cattle, underscoring the impact of community cooperation.

Twenty-two migrants die off Greek coast after six days at sea

The migrant boat had left the port of Tobruk in eastern Libya on 21 March, news agency AFP reported, citing a coastguard spokesperson. Poor weather and a lack of food and water contributed to the deaths, the coastguard said.

Suspected trafficker arrested in Kwale operation, elephant tusks recovered

In a statement on Sunday, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations said the operation, conducted on March 28, 2026, followed credible intelligence received by officers from the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), prompting a coordinated response with the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Lungalunga.

Vihiga Senator Osotsi dismisses ODM SDC resolutions, cites constitutional breach

Osotsi maintained that the resolutions emerging from the contested NDC “do not reflect the will of party members,” insisting that “the meeting that purported to effect leadership changes was fundamentally flawed, having not adhered to party constitution and attended by individuals who did not constitute genuine party delegates.”

Wheelchair Basketball: Kenya slips against Senegal, relishes Algeria, DRC test

Speaking after the match, Kenya head coach Nicholas Ngumbi told Radio Generation that he remains unfazed, noting that his team opened the tournament against Africa’s heavyweights and is steadily improving.

Ruto, Kindiki send condolences to families after deadly Nyeri crash

In a statement posted on his X account, the President pledged support to the families of the deceased and wished a quick recovery to those injured.

Murkomen faults officials in Kericho mass grave, says arrests have been made

The Cabinet Secretary indicated that a comprehensive report will be released once investigations are finalised, offering a full account of the incident and identifying all culpable parties.

IEBC to launch 30-day enhanced continuous voter registration drive

In a notice, the electoral agency said the nationwide exercise will run daily until Tuesday, April 28, 2026, covering all days of the week, including weekends, in an effort to maximise access for eligible Kenyans.

Probe: Poor visibility, bad weather blamed for chopper crash that killed MP Ng’eno, 5 others

The AAID emphasised that the investigation remains ongoing, noting that the preliminary report is intended to inform the public and aviation industry rather than assign blame.

Ruto to Envoys: Turn diplomacy into jobs and investment

The President reiterated that Kenya’s diplomatic corps plays a central role in converting domestic reforms into international opportunities that deliver jobs, investment, and long-term economic transformation.

CS Murkomen: Government’s war on drug abuse is bearing fruit

The Cabinet Secretary said authorities have made significant progress in reducing the prevalence of substance abuse across the country, while intensifying operations targeting key players in the illegal trade.

Thieves steal truck carrying 12 tonnes of KitKat on transit to Poland

The cargo’s parent company, Nestlé, confirmed that the truck was carrying 413,793 units of a new chocolate range at the time of the incident.

Kenya to host Green Climate Fund office for Eastern and Southern Africa region

The decision was finalised during the 44th GCF Board meeting held in Songdo from March 25 to 28, 2026, following a rigorous multi-stage selection process that drew interest from dozens of developing nations.

Marsabit residents lodge 121 complaints as IPOA moves services closer

The complaints, shared during the launch of a new IPOA office in Saku, cover allegations such as extortion, assault, failure to present suspects in court within the required 24-hour period, and disputes over how cash bail is handled.

University of Eldoret bounce back to storm into KUSF quarters

UoE, who had suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Zetech University in their opening match, needed nothing short of victory to keep their qualification hopes alive — and they delivered under pressure, as head coach Josphat Pilishi explained.

Wheelchair Basketball: Kenya hammers Liberia in Luanda

Speaking on Friday right after the final whistle, women's head coach Sarah Libese was upbeat about her charges, praising them for a good start, but wary of champions South Africa and Algeria.

PSRA shuts down 27 illegal security firms in nationwide crackdown

The authority is responsible for overseeing the private security sector through licensing of firms and personnel, setting training requirements, enforcing compliance with labour laws, vetting officers, and coordinating with state security agencies. It reported that more than 100,000 private security officers are currently registered, all vetted, trained, and issued with identification numbers before deployment.

Ruto: Passport delays cut as Government streamlines system

Ruto said the country has been working to clean up the recruitment space to protect citizens from exploitation by intermediaries who previously took advantage of job seekers.

Mongolia PM Zandanshatar resigns amid deepening political rift

Zandanshatar’s administration had already faced pressure earlier, with attempts to remove him coming just months after he took office. In October, Mongolia’s constitutional court rejected a parliamentary move to oust him after only four months in power, allowing him to continue despite the unrest.

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