Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has secured Cabinet approval for a new Disaster Management Policy and Emergency Response Bill aimed at strengthening the city’s ability to handle fires, floods, building collapses and other emergencies. The decision, made during a Cabinet meeting on Thursday, February 5, marks a shift from reacting to disasters
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Kalonzo Mourns Senator Agnes Kavindu’s Son Moses Muthama
Wiper Patriotic Front Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has delivered a sincere message of condolence to Machakos County Senator Agnes Kavindu in response to the tragic passing of her son, Moses Muthama.In a statement issued on February 5, 2026, Kalonzo expressed profound sorrow over the loss, characterizing it as an unimaginable
NCIC Engages Stakeholders to Boost Peacebuilding Capacity Ahead of 2027 Elections
By Nyanza Daily ReporterNairobi | February 5, 2026 The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) has brought together peace and security stakeholders from across the country to strengthen Kenya’s peacebuilding framework as preparations for the 2027 General Elections gather pace. The stakeholders’ engagement forum, held on 5 February 2026 at Ngong Hills
Nelson Koech Accuses Sifuna of Self-Interest in ODM–UDA Alliance Dispute
Belgut Constituency Member of Parliament Nelson Koech has publicly criticized Nairobi Senator and Orange Democratic Movement Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, asserting that Sifuna's opposition to the alliance between ODM and the United Democratic Alliance stems from self-serving motives.Koech alleges that Sifuna harbored aspirations for a Cabinet Secretary nomination and reacted
Xi Calls for Stronger Cooperation With Uruguay Across Key Sectors
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for deeper cooperation between China and Uruguay, highlighting opportunities for expanded collaboration in trade, technology, green development, and cultural exchanges. Xi made the remarks as President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi, began a week-long state visit to China on Sunday. The visit
UDA Incumbents Exempt as 12,353 Aspirants Register for 2027
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has clarified that incumbent leaders of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) do not need to register as party aspirants at this stage. In a statement shared across his social media platforms just before President William Ruto's upcoming meeting with all aspirants at State House on February
Edwin Sifuna: “No One Can Kick Me Out of ODM”
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has firmly asserted his commitment to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), stating unequivocally that no one can expel him from the party. During an interview with a local media outlet on February 3, 2026, Sifuna, who serves as the ODM Secretary General, addressed concerns about his
Wamalwa’s Political Moves Fuel Talk of Shift Toward Government
Eugene Wamalwa, the leader of the Democratic Action Party (DAP-K) and a prominent member of the United Opposition, appears to be moving closer to the government he has long criticized. In the realm of politics, such developments rarely occur by chance.Recently, Wamalwa attended a funeral alongside National Assembly Speaker Moses
South Sudan Accepts Kenya’s Support Ahead of 2026 Elections
The Republic of South Sudan has embraced Kenya's offer to assist with its electoral process, reinforcing its dedication to regional peace and stability, as announced by State House in Juba.The nation anticipates conducting its general election in December, marking the first since gaining independence from the North in 2011.Originally slated
“We’re Not Boarding That Train”: Wanga Shrugs Off Protest Calls
Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga has dismissed renewed calls by opposition leaders to organise street demonstrations, saying the government is focused on development and has no appetite for what she described as empty political drama. Speaking on Monday in Kisumu, Wanga maintained that the proposed protests lack a clear agenda