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The utility’s financial results indicate that electricity revenues fell five per cent to Sh219.28 billion, while net profit tumbled by 18.7 per cent to Sh24.47 billion in the year under review.
The Kenya Ports Authority has successfully conducted its inaugural CBRN preparedness drill, enhancing safety measures for staff and port users amid evolving global threats.
Residents also raised concerns over exploitation by Rota System Limited, the investors at the site, arguing that proper public participation had not been conducted.
The vaccination campaign continues across various wards in the coming days, with county teams targeting tens of thousands of cattle, goats and sheep.
Beyond the competitive aspect, the event draws attention to the hosting region’s infrastructure and potential for investment in tourism-related ventures.
Following the court’s ruling, KEMRI scientists can now continue serving until 74, aligning their terms of service with university faculty.
CS Murkomen said the withdrawal was intended to ensure state-issued firearms were not used to interfere with voting.
The confrontation broke out just before noon, prompting police to fire tear gas and shoot into the air to disperse the crowd.
A parliamentary inquiry reveals significant divisions among Rift Valley tea producers regarding pricing and bonuses, highlighting demands for fair representation and grading reviews.
The Public Service Superannuation Fund reports a rise in contributors to over 500,000, with assets increasing to Sh242 billion due to strategic investments.
Karua claims the government exploits poverty to sway voters, criticising the use of handouts over policy-driven leadership during recent by-elections.
Mombasa County mandates tuk-tuk operators to register under SACCOs by January 1, 2026, aiming to enhance transport safety and accountability.
IEBC chairperson Erastus Ethekon calls for responsible media reporting, urging accountability based on evidence amidst allegations of electoral misconduct following recent by-elections.
Church leaders express concerns that recent by-election violence may signal chaos in the upcoming 2027 General Election, urging stronger actions from electoral bodies.
Pope Leo removed his shoes as a sign of respect during the visit, but did not appear to pray inside the mosque.
He said the existing model has contributed to delays and inefficiencies that have left many news organisations struggling to stay afloat.
Ruto revealed that the government plans to spend Sh400 billion on the High Grand Falls dam alone, with additional mega dams earmarked for Upper Eastern, Lower Eastern and the Coast region as part of a wider strategy to harvest and store rainwater.
The 53-page report on the crash concluded that it occurred just minutes after takeoff amid adverse weather conditions.
The social and economic struggles facing families in Eastleigh and neighbouring areas such as Majengo and Ziwani make the programme even more essential.
The groups say the ugly scenes captured across different regions show that the country is drifting toward a dangerous electoral environment unless early action is taken.
Interior PS Raymond Omollo described the plan as “a testament to Kenya’s resolve to protect its people, strengthen national systems, and ensure that no emergency finds us unprepared”.
EACC said oversight remains ongoing in both national and county spaces, with a focus on reforms, deterrence and recovery of wealth obtained unlawfully.
If approved, the new Standards Act will overhaul KEBS operations, tighten enforcement measures and raise the level of consumer protection across the country.
To strengthen identity proofing, the government introduced several measures. All applicants must now register in their home counties or permanent places of residence to enable easier community-based verification.
The 233-kilometre corridor, one of East Africa’s busiest transport routes, links Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and the DRC. Once completed, it is expected to ease cargo movement, reduce travel time and lower road accident rates.
It has called for immediate deterrent action against perpetrators of election-related violence. It urged the IEBC and security agencies to launch investigations into the incidents and asked the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to swiftly prosecute those found culpable.
The President’s remarks coincided with the government’s plans to roll out major infrastructure and economic initiatives. The Rironi–Mau Summit road upgrade, one of the largest regional projects, aims to enhance mobility, cut transport costs, and open economic corridors crucial for national growth.
The petitioners argue that the State's plan to revive tolling through Public-Private Partnership (PPP) and Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) arrangements amounts to surrendering control of a strategic transport corridor to private and foreign concessionaires.
He further revealed plans to split public and commercial broadcasting, so that public broadcasting is financed by the Treasury as 'the rest finances itself'.
The analysts are calling on the state to increase the number of beneficiaries added to cash transfer programmes by at least 1.4 million people annually.
Ichung’wa said the Opposition had failed to articulate issues of national importance to voters, instead resorting to tribal narratives aimed at dividing Kenyans along ethnic lines.
Panyako expressed gratitude to supporters for what he described as unwavering trust, saying they stood firm despite what he alleged were acts of violence and threats to his life during the exercise.
Speaking at the launch, Ambassador Jabril said the festival plays an important role in promoting awareness and recognition of Somali culture within Kenya.
The decision reaffirms the NLC's unrestricted mandate to handle historical land disputes - an issue deeply tied to Kenya's colonial legacy and post-independence land practices.
ELOG urged the IEBC to enforce strict compliance with assisted voting procedures, take decisive action against breaches of ballot secrecy, and scale up voter education targeting registration, polling station identification, and voting processes.
MP Caleb Amisi explained that in the 2027 General Election, there will be no government machinery to help pro-government candidates win seats.
President William Ruto affirmed that the by-election losses should serve as a wake-up call to leaders who are busy selling hatred, disunity, and succession politics rather than articulating how they intend to improve the lives of ordinary Kenyans.
During the attack, MP Peter Kaluma and his bodyguard were confronted by a group of youths while at the polling station, and his firearm was reportedly stolen.
Martha Koome encouraged the Kenya Judiciary Academy to replicate this model across other High Court divisions to enhance legal dialogue and professional development.
The Nairobi–Nakuru–Mau Summit Road stretches 175 kilometres, while the Nairobi–Maai Mahiu–Naivasha Road covers 58 kilometres.
The meeting was to be held in Nairobi, with Kenya currently chairing the bloc, a rotating one-year position it assumed from South Sudan in late 2024.
Harrison Kombe previously lost the seat in 2024 when the Supreme Court upheld the nullification of his 2022 election following a petition by Stanley Kenga.
The by-elections, conducted in 22 constituencies, were disrupted in certain areas by clashes, property damage, and heightened tensions.
Ahmed Maalim Hassan garnered 10,431 votes, defeating his closest challenger, United Progressive Alliance (UPA) candidate Nurdin Maalim Mohamed, who received 1,240 votes.
The court will now consider the defence and prosecution’s final submissions before deciding whether Maxine Wahome faces trial or can be acquitted.
The push follows the recent handover of Amboseli National Park management to Kajiado, allowing the county to oversee tourism operations and directly collect revenue.
Hassan Kolosho was declared winner after securing 1,414 votes, defeating his closest rivals, Diriye Ibrahim Maalim of UDA, who garnered 967 votes, and ODM's Feisal Gedi Mohamed, who attained 859 votes.
David Ndakwa captured the seat with 21,564 votes, outpacing Panyako, who garnered 20,210 votes in what turned out to be a razor-thin finish.
Mandera County saw Ahmed Maalim Hassan of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) win the Banisa Ward by-election, obtaining 10,431 votes.
Wa Muthende secured 15,802 votes, narrowly surpassing his closest rival, Newton Kariuki of the Democratic Party (DP), who garnered 15,308 votes.
Orodi Odhiambo of the Wiper Party trailed with 1,819 votes in second, while Fredrick Ochiel of the United Democratic Movement (UDM) came third, receiving 1,200 votes.
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