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Kindiki dares Gachagua to show development record as he touts Ruto scorecard

The Deputy President said critics of the Kenya Kwanza administration should present their own development scorecards for Kenyans to compare with the government’s achievements.

IEBC clarifies Kenyatta University voter registration exercise amid social media claims

The Commission said it had taken the allegations contained in the circulating video seriously and was working with relevant government agencies to determine whether any action was necessary.

313 ECDE officers ask Senate to fix 11-year career, pension dispute

Represented by lead petitioner Peter Makara, the officers said they were originally teachers employed by TSC on permanent and pensionable terms before being appointed as ECDE programme officers under the Ministry of Education. Their functions were later transferred to county governments as part of devolution.

Nairobi sets December 31 deadline for unauthorised developments

City Hall has warned that eligible developments that remain unregularised once the December deadline passes could be subjected to enforcement measures.

KRA announces 12-hour shutdown of customs system on September 13

The maintenance is scheduled to start at 6:00 a.m. and run until 6:00 p.m., with KRA notifying all iCMS users to prepare for the period when the system will be unavailable.

Thirty-Three Energy CEO calls for genuine risk-sharing in Islamic finance

Speaking at the Islamic Finance Forum and Dialogue Conference in Nairobi on Thursday, Salat said Islamic finance should go beyond offering alternatives to conventional banking and instead focus on financing real assets and productive economic activity

Better nusu than nothing! Kindiki on UDA-ODM power sharing

The broad-based government was formed after President William Ruto and the late ODM leader Raila Odinga reached a political understanding that resulted in several ODM leaders taking up Cabinet and other government positions.

Kenya Re backs Takaful as insurance industry seeks wider reach

Kenya Re Head of Marketing Sally Waigumo said Takaful's emphasis on mutual assistance and shared responsibility could provide an alternative approach to insurance, particularly for communities exposed to economic and climate-related risks

Why Nairobi projects take time to move from tender to construction - Sakaja

The Governor explained that for a road project, the county first determines the areas that need attention and sets priorities based on its development plans, concerns raised by residents in different wards, engineering findings and the money available.

Oburu says UK medical trip will Test ODM’s institutional strength

The ODM leader said he was comfortable stepping away temporarily as the party continues with its activities, describing the period as an important test of the movement’s internal systems and leadership.

Sifuna loses third bid to reverse ODM ouster

Sifuna had challenged the legality of the panel, arguing that disciplinary cases involving party members were the responsibility of the Disciplinary Committee provided for under Article 78 of the ODM Constitution.

DPP seeks extradition of fugitive wanted in US over fatal drunk-driving case

The case dates back to October 11, 2013, when the suspect went on the run after failing to attend a sentencing hearing in California. He had been directed by the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Madera, to appear for sentencing on October 28, 2013.

Premier Bank seeks greater trust in Shariah-compliant products

At the international level, the Islamic Financial Services Board has also placed Sharia governance at the centre of confidence and financial stability in the sector. In 2025, it adopted principles aimed at strengthening supervisory oversight of Sharia governance across Islamic banks, takaful institutions and Islamic capital-market institutions

New IPOA chair, TSC and PSC commissioners sworn in

Duncan Ojwang assumed the chairmanship of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), while Flora Nduku Mutua became a member of the Public Service Commission (PSC). Antonina Lentoijoni and Wilson Sossion also took their oaths after being appointed to serve on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

ODM dedicates October to Raila in nationwide ‘mwezi wa Baba’ tribute

The nationwide programme will open with a candle-lighting ceremony on October 2 at 6pm, with Kenyans encouraged to light candles wherever they are, either individually or in organised groups.

Tax the rich: Experts seek new wealth tax in Kenya

Figures from the World Inequality Database show that the richest 10 per cent of Kenyans control about 63 per cent of the country’s wealth. The top one per cent alone holds about 29 per cent.

ODM confirms Oburu Oginga is in UK for medical check-up

ODM Director of Communications Philip Etale confirmed to Radio Generation that Oginga left the country for the medical review and said there was no cause for concern over his condition.

African airlines set to add 1,165 new aircraft by 2045

Boeing’s 2026 Commercial Market Outlook estimates that passenger traffic across Africa will increase by nearly six per cent each year up to 2045, placing the continent among the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.

PS Isaboke warns Kenyans against panic, misinformation as El Niño looms

Speaking during a media briefing on September 10, 2026, Isaboke said official information would be especially important as the country prepares for the expected rains, with advisories expected to guide communities based on their local situations.

Sh10bn tea plan targets better earnings for smallholder farmers

The consignment is the first of 99,000 metric tonnes that will be distributed to tea-growing areas across the country before the rainy season.

Stima Sacco boss flags Takaful gap in livestock financing

Speaking at the Islamic Finance Forum and Dialogue 2026 in Nairobi on Thursday, Hassan said regulators and industry players should work together to develop a framework that supports Islamic finance across banks, Saccos and other financial institutions, while also improving financial literacy among communities unfamiliar with the products.

Sheikh Rashid warns regulatory gaps could slow Islamic finance growth

Speaking at the Islamic Finance Forum and Dialogue Conference 2026 at the Radisson Blu Arboretum in Nairobi on Thursday, Sheikh Rashid called for reforms to create a stronger legal and regulatory environment for Sharia-compliant financial services

Nairobi Water to cut supply for 26 hours across major parts of city

Among the areas listed for the interruption are Westlands and Lavington, where customers along Riverside Drive, Chalbi Drive, Convent Drive, Gitanga Road, Kunde Road, Hedred, Mbaazi, Masanduku, Leloghi Gardens, Ole Ndume Road, King’ara Road and Riara Road will be affected.

Kenya Railways Corporation legacy businesses deepen losses to Sh2.89bn

The legacy businesses increased their operating deficit by Sh719.6 million from Sh2.16 billion recorded in the previous financial year, with freight on the Meter Gauge Railway (MGR) accounting for the largest share of the losses.

KRA Chair: Kenya needs stronger laws to support Islamic finance

Speaking at the Islamic Finance Forum and Dialogue Conference 2026 on Thursday, Muriithi said the Income Tax Act and the Value Added Tax Act already recognise Islamic finance arrangements, while the Public Finance Management Act recognises Sukuk as a form of government security.

Mudavadi: Foreigners free to trade in Kenya, but must follow the law

Mudavadi Speaking on Thursday said foreigners remain free to engage in both small and large-scale trade provided they have the necessary immigration documents, work permits, business registration and licences.

KUCCPS withholds University student lists over Sh300 million debt

KUCCPS Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Agnes Mercy Wahome told the National Assembly Education Committee that the unpaid amount had affected the agency’s ability to meet its revenue target.

KNCHR wants Parliament to end criminalisation of attempted suicide

KNCHR chairperson Claris Ogangah made the appeal on Thursday, September 10, 2026, during World Suicide Prevention Day, saying the country must move towards helping people facing mental health distress instead of subjecting them to punishment.