Eliud Owalo: Raila Odinga Gave Me My Political Break

Eliud Owalo, the former ICT Cabinet Secretary, credits his entry into national politics to the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Owalo asserts that it was Raila who recognized his potential and provided him with his first significant political opportunity.During an interview with a local media station on February 2,

PSV Operators Announce Monday Strikes Over Road Insecurity

Prepare for a challenging day tomorrow and for the following Mondays, as a segment of public service vehicle operators has announced their intention to strike.On Sunday, several associations expressed serious concerns regarding the rampant impunity on Kenyan roads, particularly highlighting the alarming trend of vehicles being set ablaze following accidents.This

Kitengela Club Shooting Victim Dies as IPOA Probes Police Involvement

In a tragic development, one of the two victims from the Kitengela shooting incident at a local club has succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. Kevin Maseri passed away on Thursday morning after his condition worsened, prompting a transfer from Kajiado Referral Hospital to Metropolitan Hospital, according to police

KOKO Networks Shutdown Leaves 1.5 Million Kenyan Households Stranded

The abrupt shutdown of KOKO Networks has triggered a significant upheaval across Kenya, leaving both employees and customers in a state of shock.Hundreds of employees found themselves grappling with uncertainty as the company suddenly ceased operations, many learning of this decision without prior warning. This unexpected closure has not only

Salasya Terms SHA as “Scam” in Sharp Clash With Wamuchomba

Mumias East Member of Parliament Peter Salasya has responded sharply to Githunguri MP Gathoni Wamuchomba's recent allegations that politicians are misleading Mt Kenya residents regarding the Social Health Authority (SHA). In a post on his official X account early Sunday morning, February 1, 2026, Salasya labeled the SHA program

Joho Says Mining Investments Must Benefit Kenyans

Joho Says Mining Investments Must Benefit Kenyans

Mining and Blue Economy Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho says investments in Kenya’s mining sector must create jobs, build national wealth and directly benefit local communities. He urged both local and international investors to explore the country’s largely untapped mineral resources while ensuring shared prosperity. Speaking in Nairobi during the US–Kenya Critical

Username SACCO Rolls Out Electric Boda Loans

Username SACCO Rolls Out Electric Boda Loans

Username SACCO has unveiled a new loan facility aimed at accelerating the transition to clean energy transport in Kenya’s informal mobility sector. The product, known as the Boda Boda Tuk-Tuk Express Loan, targets youth riders and small-scale entrepreneurs, offering affordable financing for electric motorcycles and tuk-tuks. The initiative seeks to cut

Government Issues 986 Title Deeds to Kisima IDPs in Nakuru

The government has successfully issued 986 title deeds at the Kisima Settlement Scheme located in Njoro Sub-County, Nakuru County. During the deed issuance event on Friday, January 30, 2026, Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome acknowledged the numerous court cases that have historically hindered progress. She emphasized that this milestone marks

Nairobi Hosts First Mandela African Leadership Summit

Nairobi Hosts First Mandela African Leadership Summit

Nairobi prepares to host the inaugural Mandela African Leadership Summit, positioning Kenya at the centre of a continent-wide push for ethical, forward-looking leadership. The two-day event runs from February 5 to 6 at Two Rivers Mall and is expected to attract influential African leaders, innovators and members of the global

Supreme Court to Rule on Gachagua Impeachment Bench Legality

The Supreme Court is poised to announce its decision today regarding the constitutional validity of the High Court bench that adjudicated petitions challenging the impeachment of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. A four-judge bench of the apex court will assess the legality of the three-judge High Court panel that handled