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LIVE Blog: Kenya's Labour Day 2026
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LIVE Blog: Kenya's Labour Day 2026

The event is being held at Chavakali High School, where workers have gathered to celebrate International Labour Day and reflect on the state of labour in the country over the past year.

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Antoine Moses breaks world record with 47,460 mangroves in 24 hours
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Antoine Moses breaks world record with 47,460 mangroves in 24 hours

The planting exercise took place in Tudor Creek, a key coastal ecosystem where mangroves are vital for protecting shorelines, supporting marine life and storing carbon. These forests act as natural barriers against erosion and storms, yet they remain under threat from human activity and climate change.

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Ruto joins thousands of workers at Vihiga Labour Day celebrations
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Ruto joins thousands of workers at Vihiga Labour Day celebrations

The early arrivals created a structured and lively scene, with teams moving in coordinated formations that reflected their workplaces and industries. Distinct uniforms marked different sectors, with hospitality workers seen in white chef attire, while others from corporate, manufacturing, and service sectors arrived in branded outfits linked to their organisations.

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Funding cut hits child protection as abuse cases rise
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Funding cut hits child protection as abuse cases rise

According to the report, total national government expenditure on social services is projected to fall to Sh67.2 billion in the 2025/26 financial year, down from Sh74.0 billion in the previous year. The drop is mainly linked to reduced recurrent spending in the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs.

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Judiciary to publish judges’ performance in new accountability push
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Judiciary to publish judges’ performance in new accountability push

Under the new system, the public will be able to track how individual judicial officers manage their caseloads, including the number of matters concluded and those left pending. This marks a shift from evaluating the Judiciary as a whole to examining the output of each officer, a change likely to influence conduct and expectations within the courts.

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