The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) Board proudly announces the appointment of Dr. James Mworia as the founding Chief Executive Officer. This strategic move advances the government's initiative to operationalize an institution dedicated to mobilizing billions of shillings for significant infrastructure projects.In a notice released on Monday, September 7, the board
Author: Chris Omondi
Two Deaths Under Investigation in Kiambu and Makueni
Detectives are actively investigating an incident involving the tragic death of a senior officer from the Kenya Prisons Service. Senior Superintendent of Prisons (SSP) Eric Kiarie Wainaina, 40, was discovered unresponsive in his car, located in an open field behind Spur Mall in Juja, Kiambu County, on Sunday morning.The community
France Denies Permanent Military Base in Kenya
France has decided against establishing a permanent military base in Kenya while simultaneously strengthening defense ties with Nairobi and redefining its security role in Africa. Outgoing French Ambassador Arnaud Suquet emphasized that France is intentionally shifting away from the traditional model of permanent military deployments that has characterized its involvement
Nyoro Defends PPK, Rejects Claims of Splitting Mt Kenya Vote
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has firmly dismissed claims that his People’s Party of Kenya (PPK) serves as a government initiative aimed at fragmenting the Mt. Kenya vote and undermining Rigathi Gachagua’s support base. Instead, Nyoro emphasizes that his new political platform seeks to broaden the opposition by providing an alternative
Gachagua Links Magadi Dispute to Lithium, Oil Discoveries
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has connected the challenges facing Tata Chemicals’ Magadi operations to recent discoveries of lithium, oil, and gas in the region. He has expressed concerns that the government aims to seize control of land believed to be mineral-rich.During a community engagement in Spokane, Washington, on Sunday,
Burundi Businesses Push EAC to Remove Trade Barriers and Cut Costs
Burundi's private sector has urgently called for decisive actions to eliminate non-tariff barriers (NTBs), reduce logistics costs, and enhance the business environment. These measures aim to unlock greater trade and investment within the East African Community (EAC).This call to action emerged during the EABC CEO–Trade & Investment Roundtable in Bujumbura,
UN Report Exposes RSF Weapons and Mercenary Network
A recent United Nations (UN) investigation has uncovered a transnational network involving the United Arab Emirates, Chad, Libya, and Somalia, which facilitated the provision of weapons, military equipment, training, and personnel to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF).This extensive network has played a crucial role in enhancing the military capabilities of
Laikipia Adopts Agroecology Policy for Sustainable Farming
Laikipia County has joined a growing movement among Kenyan counties by adopting agroecology policies, following the lead of Murang’a, Vihiga, Kiambu, West Pokot, Nakuru, and Makueni in promoting sustainable food production.This innovative policy aims to guide farmers toward production methods that minimize reliance on synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and other agricultural
UN Votes to Replace Mercator Map with Fairer World Map
The UN General Assembly has taken a significant step by voting to replace the traditional world map with one that more accurately represents the size of Africa. The "Correct the Map" resolution, championed by Togo and supported by members of the African Union (AU), garnered backing from 164 nations, including
Ruto, First Lady Join Thousands at 2026 Rhema Feast in Nairobi
On Friday, President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto joined thousands of Christians at Uhuru Park, Nairobi, for the annual Rhema Feast.This non-denominational gathering unites believers from diverse backgrounds for worship, prayer, and spiritual renewal. The event, which commenced on August 31, concludes today, September 4.The gathering drew a