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Rainy season in Nairobi. PHOTO/ Nairobi Today
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Weatherman issues heavy rainfall alert for Nairobi Metropolis

In its latest advisory, the weatherman noted that the rain is likely to be accompanied by isolated storms, especially during the afternoon, evening, and early morning hours. The public has been urged to remain cautious and take safety measures to avoid accidents and property damage.

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DP-K Faults Ruto’s infrastructure fund, calls It burden on Kenyans
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DP-K Faults Ruto’s infrastructure fund, calls It burden on Kenyans

According to DP-K, Kenyans are “over-taxed, overburdened, and squeezed to the bone,” insisting that the problem is not a lack of funds but a lack of honesty in leadership. Muturi urged the government to focus on restoring public trust by confronting corruption rather than introducing new taxes and levies.

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Heavy rains and strong winds forecast across Kenya for five days
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Heavy rains and strong winds forecast across Kenya for five days

In the western and central highlands, counties such as Kisumu, Siaya, Homa Bay, Migori, Kisii, Nyamira, Trans Nzoia, Baringo, Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo Marakwet, Nandi, Nakuru, Narok, Kericho, Bomet, Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Busia, and West Pokot will also experience continuous rains and thunderstorms. Maximum temperatures in these areas will reach 31°C, while minimums are expected to fall to 8°C.

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Kenya government rolls out major overseas job recruitment exercise
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Kenya government rolls out major overseas job recruitment exercise

This programme comes after months of scrutiny over allegations that some recruitment agencies exploited job seekers. In April 2025, the Senate Committee on Labour and Social Welfare, chaired by Kajiado Senator Lenku Seki, launched an investigation into claims that NEA-accredited agencies defrauded over 300 Kenyans.

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A cabinet meeting chaired by President William Ruto at State House Nairobi on Tuesday, March 11. PHOTO/PCS
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Ruto’s fiscal discipline tested as Government offices spend more

Between July and September 2025, recurrent expenses by ministries, departments, and agencies hit Sh366.5 billion, up from Sh280.09 billion in the same period of 2024. The 30.9 per cent jump reflects increased costs in wages, administration, operations, and office maintenance — despite the government’s pledge to rein in such spending.

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NLC sets compensation hearing for lAPSSET land in Garissa
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NLC sets compensation hearing for lAPSSET land in Garissa

The Gazette notice refers to previous land acquisition notices dating back to 2016, highlighting the phased implementation of the LAPSSET project. The inclusion of the Kamuthe parcel ensures that all land required for the project’s infrastructure in Garissa County is properly secured.

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Police examine devices in Sh8.2 billion meth seizure case
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Police examine devices in Sh8.2 billion meth seizure case

The devices include two Redmi phones, a Vocal Vo Core, a Poco, a Realme, a Thuraya satellite phone, and a GPS tracker, model XF-520, serial number 520244E1195. Inspector Shadrack Kemei has requested 30 days to conduct detailed forensic analysis and conclude investigations into the case.

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UN raises alarm as Kenya fails to address human rights concerns
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UN raises alarm as Kenya fails to address human rights concerns

UN Special Rapporteur, Mary Lawlor’s first letter, sent on October 1, 2024, sought the government’s response to claims of arbitrary arrests, detentions, and deportations of human rights defenders and activists who were part of demonstrations against the controversial Finance Bill 2024. The communication also questioned the use of excessive force by police when protesters stormed Parliament on June 25, 2024.

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MPs question value for money in Sh2bn Greenpark underpass project
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MPs question value for money in Sh2bn Greenpark underpass project

The pedestrian tunnel, being constructed by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) and financed through the Roads Maintenance Levy Fund, was initially scheduled to take 12 months. The completion period was later extended by about five months, from March 13 to August 3,2025 by which time at least 97 per cent of work was expected to be done.

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