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KeNHA issues traffic advisory ahead of Safari Rally 2026
Motorists have been advised to use alternative routes to ease traffic flow as thousands of rally fans are expected to travel to host towns during the global motorsport event.
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Safaricom unveils tech support for WRC Safari Rally
The TechCo will deploy multiple Connectivity on Wheels (COWs), to strengthen network coverage and boost internet capacity across rally zones. The company will also optimize its 5G network in key locations to support high-speed data demands, including global livestreaming and digital content distribution.
Sports
The Gatimus: Mother and daughter unveil new machine ahead of WRC Safari Rally
Gatimu, who previously competed using a Subaru Impreza GC8, will take on the iconic rally with her mother Caroline Gatimu as her navigator, forming a rare and inspiring mother-daughter crew in the highly competitive global motorsport event.
Sports
Rally: Sachania eyes another WRC title
Speaking in Nairobi on Friday, the capital-based driver said he is almost ready to hit the dusty roads of Kenya, with his Ford Fiesta Rally3 undergoing final preparations.
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NACADA crackdown in Naivasha dismantles major alcohol counterfeiting networks
The crackdown, executed across three establishments within the town, brought together officers from NACADA, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), the National Police Service (NPS) and the National Government Administration Officers (NGAO).
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Court orders four officers held over colleague’s shooting in Naivasha
The decision was made after investigators asked for more time to complete crucial inquiries into the shooting of Constable Hassan Lolkidid on October 29, 2025 at Mikiti area in Mai Mahiu Township, Naivasha sub-county. The four officers; Jim Murithi, Emmanuel Sang, Antony Wang’ombe, and Joshua Keter, are all based at Mai Mahiu Police Station.
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Pollution, displacement worsen as Lake Naivasha water levels rise
Lake Naivasha Basin Landscape Association (LANABLA) Chairperson Dan Karanja Nyoro described the situation as a “ticking time bomb,” cautioning that pollution and displacement could intensify if no urgent action is taken.
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Over 100 Families displaced by flash floods in Ndabibi, Naivasha
The disaster was sparked by intense rainfall in the nearby Eburru Forest.