Kenya, DRC Move to Enhance Truck Driver Safety and Trade

The journey from the Mombasa port to the Democratic Republic of Congo represents more than just a long-distance drive for many Kenyan drivers; it signifies a vital source of livelihood. However, this journey can quickly transform into a source of anxiety when unforeseen events, such as accidents or confrontations, turn

Maraga Report Puts Ruto Police Reforms Under Fresh Scrutiny

President William Ruto's administration is currently under increased scrutiny regarding the pace and scope of police reforms, following the release of a report by former Chief Justice David Maraga. This document, delivered to Ruto in November 2023, has already influenced changes in officer pay, promotions, and human-resource management.The report recommends

Kenya Faces Milk Shortage as Dry Weather Cuts Dairy Production

The country is currently facing a milk shortage primarily due to dry and cold conditions that have diminished pasture and fodder availability in crucial dairy-producing regions. This situation has led to a significant decrease in the volume of milk supplied to processors.The Kenya Dairy Board (KDB) reported a decline in

KRA Boosts Tax Compliance With eTIMS Integration

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), in partnership with the National Treasury, proudly announces the successful integration of the Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS) with the Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS). This strategic initiative aims to enhance tax compliance and elevate transparency in government transactions. KRA emphasizes that this integration

NACADA Seizes 240 Counterfeit Alcohol Bottles in Mukuru Raid

The national Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) spearheaded a multi-agency initiative to intensify its ongoing efforts against illicit alcohol. On Monday, officials raided a location in Mukuru Kwa Njenga, Embakasi South, successfully seizing 240 assorted counterfeit alcoholic beverages that displayed fraudulent KRA stamps.This operation involved

TSC Re-Advertises 1,631 Teacher Promotion Vacancies, Deadline Set for Sept 14

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced an exciting opportunity for qualified teachers by re-advertising 1,631 promotional vacancies. This initiative invites serving teachers to compete for prestigious leadership roles in both primary and secondary schools.The announcement, published on MyGov on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, includes sought-after positions such as Deputy

Kenya Aviation Workers End Strike After Return-to-Work Deal

Kenya's aviation workers have successfully concluded their two-day strike, committing to resume their normal duties following a significant agreement reached between the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) and relevant employers regarding essential labor issues.In a Return-to-Work Agreement signed on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, KAWU announced the cessation of industrial action

Maseno School Launches Sh4 Billion Redevelopment Project

In a period of 120 years, Maseno School has proudly served as one of Kenya’s historic educational institutions, nurturing generations of students. Despite facing challenges with aging infrastructure, the school is poised for a significant transformation.Maseno has initiated a Sh4 billion redevelopment program aimed at modernizing its facilities to meet

Wamalwa Demands Cancellation of Police Uniforms Tender

Eugene Wamalwa, the leader of the Democratic Action Party of Kenya (DAP-Kenya), is advocating for the cancellation of the contentious police uniforms tender. While addressing attendees at a church service in Kwale County and inaugurating a DAP-Kenya office in Kinondo, Wamalwa expressed concerns that this multi-million-shilling contract primarily benefits certain

Tear Gas Disrupts Sifuna’s Linda Mwananchi Rally in Meru

On Sunday, August 30, 2026, police deployed tear gas at a Linda Mwananchi rally in Makutano, Meru County, momentarily interrupting a gathering that featured Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and various opposition leaders.Despite the brief disruption, the rally resumed once the air cleared, with Sifuna encouraging supporters to remain calm. “Let