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Veteran radio host James Valentine dies at 64 after cancer battle
Global Affairs

Veteran radio host James Valentine dies at 64 after cancer battle

James Valentine, best known for hosting the Australian Broadcasting Corporation afternoon radio programme in Sydney for more than 20 years, died peacefully at home surrounded by his family after stepping away from broadcasting earlier this year following treatment after his 2024 cancer diagnosis.

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Chelsea end Rosenior's reign after poor run of Premier League results
Sports

Chelsea end Rosenior's reign after poor run of Premier League results

Chelsea have now turned to Calum McFarlane, Rosenior’s former assistant, who has been named interim head coach until the end of the season. McFarlane had already briefly stepped in earlier in the year, overseeing a 1-1 draw against Manchester City and a defeat to Fulham in January after Enzo Maresca was sacked.

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MPs reject new music tariffs, demand major review over cost concerns
News

MPs reject new music tariffs, demand major review over cost concerns

Under the proposed political tariff structure, presidential candidates will pay Sh500,000, governors Sh200,000, senators Sh150,000, Members of Parliament and Woman Representatives Sh100,000, and Members of County Assembly Sh15,000. Political parties will continue paying a yearly flat rate of Sh600,000.

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Itumbi rejects claims of ID issuance delays in Nakuru, cites 1.4 million cards issued
News

Itumbi rejects claims of ID issuance delays in Nakuru, cites 1.4 million cards issued

Itumbi said the ID issuance system remains active and consistent across the country, citing figures that show more than 1.4 million national identity cards have been issued in Nakuru County alone, with 31,449 applications still under processing as of April 18. He maintained that the numbers reflect a system that is functioning without disruption, despite the political claims being made.

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UDA officials led by SG, Hassan Omar during a media briefing on April 22, 2026 ahead of repeat Phase II grassroots elections across 18 counties
Politics

UDA to hold repeat Phase II grassroot elections on April 23, 2026

More than 450,000 aspirants are expected to compete for 20 grassroots positions, with participation drawn from women, youth, special interest groups, farmers, religious organisations, professionals, and MSMEs and traders. The party estimates that around eight million members will take part in the exercise across more than 9,000 polling centres.

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Over 1.1 million learners left out as school funding gap widens
Education and Career

Over 1.1 million learners left out as school funding gap widens

According to Bitok secondary schools have been hit hardest, with a shortfall of Sh76,995,346,067. Junior secondary schools follow with Sh31,981,877,799, while primary schools face a deficit of Sh14,048,116,230. Secondary special needs education also recorded a gap of Sh67,117,182.

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CS Duale warns  National Assembly against changes to Senate tobacco law
Health and Wellness

CS Duale warns National Assembly against changes to Senate tobacco law

Duale identified the Tobacco Control Fund as a critical tool in Kenya’s fight against tobacco use, saying it plays a central role in funding national programmes. The fund, supported through a compensatory contribution from industry players, finances public awareness campaigns, cessation support, enforcement training, and research on tobacco and emerging nicotine products.

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