Residents told to leave as Lake Naivasha rises ahead of October rains
Residents of Kihoto estate in Naivasha have been urged to begin relocating from flood-prone areas as Lake Naivasha continues
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Tuesday, September 8, 2026
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- Residents told to leave as Lake Naivasha rises ahead of October rains
- Hafidh Ameir Hassan, Tanzania’s first First Gentleman, dies after heart illness
- The push to turn Kenya’s China trade into factories and jobs
- High Court loosens rules on ride-hailing commissions and passenger data
- The killing of Dr Victoria Mutiso: the threats, the phone trail and the suspects who fled to Uganda
Hafidh Ameir Hassan, Tanzania’s first First Gentleman, dies after heart illness
Agricultural officer and academic who remained largely out of public life as his wife, Samia Suluhu Hassan, rose to the
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High Court loosens rules on ride-hailing commissions and passenger data
The High Court’s Constitutional and Human Rights Division in Nairobi has stopped the government from enforcing an 18% limit on
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The killing of Dr Victoria Mutiso: the threats, the phone trail and the suspects who fled to Uganda
On the morning of 29 July, Dr Victoria Nthunya Mutiso was on her way to work in Nairobi.
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Ruto orders crackdown on foreign nationals in small-scale trade
President William Ruto has ordered a nationwide crackdown on foreign nationals operating small shops and hawking businesses, with enforcement due
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Government suppliers face tighter payment checks as KRA links eTIMS to IFMIS
For businesses waiting to be paid by government, an invoice must now be recorded in the tax authority’s electronic system
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Aviation workers call off strike, but flight disruption lingers
After two days of cancelled and delayed flights, the dispute over pay and collective bargaining moves back to the negotiating
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Laikipia Cultural Festival Promotes Peace and Economic Empowerment
By Samson Kurgat – Nairobi, Kenya Traditional culture and indigenous knowledge could become a major source of income for
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Kenya Seed Company Marks 70th Anniversary in Kitale
By Isaac Kogei | KITALE, Agriculture Principal Secretary Dr. Kipronoh Ronoh presided over Kenya Seed Company’s 70th Anniversary celebrations
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Mau Forest Restoration Gets Fresh Push as Communities Embrace Conservation and Livelihoods
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya MFC-ICLIP Second Edition Set for October 3 Kick-Off The government has stepped
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Nairobi Intensifies El Niño Preparedness as 16 Flood Hotspots Receive Urgent Attention
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya Nairobi County has stepped up preparations for the anticipated El Niño rains, with
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Kiptorok: Where Taboos and Unwritten Laws Have Kept Ancient Trees Standing Tall
By Gladys Yator – Nairobi, Kenya CHEPYOGOT, KEIYO NORTH, ELGEIYO MARAKWET: Ancient trees tower over the cool slopes of
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Uasin Gishu Governor Race: Bitok Leads Bii and Buzeki in New Poll
By Kass Digital | NAIROBI, Tourism Principal Secretary Amb. Prof. Julius Bitok has taken the lead in the latest Politrack
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KECOBO Upholds KAMP Licence Suspension, Orders Leadership Changes and DCI Probe
By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya The Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) has upheld the 90-day suspension of the operating
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Emurua Dikirr MP David Keter Invites Gachagua to Constituency Amid Political Realignments
By Shadrack Mutai | NAIROBI, Emurua Dikirr Member of Parliament David Keter has invited DCP presidential candidate Rigathi Gachagua
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Survey Finds Majority of Nairobians Oppose Proposed Ride-Hailing Minimum Fare
By Samson Kurgat | NAIROBI, A new survey by TIFA Research has found that a majority of Nairobi residents
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Usawa Agenda report exposes deep inequalities in Kenya’s JSS system
By Samson Kurgat | NAIROBI, Kenya has made significant progress in enrolling children in Junior Secondary School, but severe
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Belgut Half Marathon Attracts Athletics Stars as over 5,000 Athletes Race for Education
By Josphat Kebut | NAIROBI, Belgut MP Nelson Koech, popularly known as Sonko, has reiterated his vision of using
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TEGLA LOROUPE LEADS 840-KILOMETRE RUN FOR REFUGEES, PEACE AND EDUCATION.
By Tom Chepsoi | KAKUMA/KALOBEYEI, TURKANA. From the dusty paths of Kalobeyei to the heart of Nairobi, a legendary
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CIPS Opens Kenya Office to Strengthen Procurement Profession Across East Africa
By Shadrack Mutai | NAIROBI, The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS), the world’s largest professional body for
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PS Kipronoh and Head of Public Service Koskei Tour KALRO Tea Research Institute in Kericho
By Isaac Kogei | ELDORET, Agriculture Principal Secretary Dr. Kipronoh Ronoh Paul, CBS, today accompanied the Head of Public
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