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Sifuna, who is also a lawyer, has brought on board senior counsels John Ohaga, Jane Onyango and Zehrabam Janmohamed to represent him in the matter, indicating the seriousness with which he is treating the dispute.
The National Intelligence Service recorded one of the highest increases after its allocation rose by Sh10 billion, moving from Sh51.4 billion to Sh61.4 billion. The adjustment reflects close to a 20 per cent rise in funding for an agency whose operations remain largely outside public view.
According to the Commission, earlier registers did not capture biometric details, meaning some older voters may not be included in the modern system unless they updated their records.
IEBC noted that the target of the current exercise is to register 2.5 million additional voters, which would raise the total number of registered voters to about 28.5 million. This builds on an earlier constituency-based registration exercise that had added 273,498 voters by March 30, 2026.
Zeidane is set to succeed Abebe Aemro Selassie, who will retire from the IMF on May 1, 2026, after a distinguished tenure overseeing the institution’s engagement with African economies.
In a public notice issued Friday, the Commission reminded Kenyans that April 3 marks the deadline for submitting cases to be included in the initial list of victims.
According to a statement from authorities, the raid was carried out on April 2, 2026, after officers from Kitui Police Station received a tip-off about suspected illegal drug activities in the Ngiini area.
The agency said evidence gathered from CCTV footage, witness statements and other corroborative material established beyond doubt that the episode was a deliberate scheme designed to mislead law enforcement agencies and the general public.
“I’m very excited, this is my first time as a radio host,” Hanifa said.
According to reports, the officials were arrested on April 2, 2026, by detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations.
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino emerged as the best MP, while Kisii Governor Simba Arati topped among county chiefs. The rankings highlight accountability, service delivery, and leadership across Kenya’s political landscape.
She claims senior officials ignored warnings, while recruitment processes left many defrauded, raising concerns about accountability, governance, and the protection of vulnerable workers.