- Sidian Bank posts sixfold profit growth to Sh1.72 billion after deposits surge, driven by public sector funds and increased investment in Treasury…
- IEBC commissioner Francis Aduol faces scrutiny over a Sh39 million pension dispute linked to his tenure as TUK vice-chancellor.
- President Ruto says tender for the Sh466 billion Nairobi–Mombasa Expressway will be announced soon as government pushes PPP-funded highway project.
- Supreme Court clears auction of prime Riverside property in Nairobi, ending decade-long dispute and reinforcing arbitration finality.
- Gachagua and Ruto trade accusations over illicit alcohol crackdown, with claims of extortion and sabotage deepening political tensions.
- DCI arrests three armed robbery suspects in Kirinyaga, recovers a loaded Glock pistol and motorcycle linked to a violent Ngong robbery.
- Kenyan parents warn of rising Roblox addiction among children as global lawsuits highlight risks of harmful content and excessive screen time.
- IEBC registers 250,391 new voters, but low youth turnout and regional disparities raise concerns ahead of future elections in Kenya.
- Kenya welcomes 208 police officers from Haiti mission, praising their role in restoring security and supporting humanitarian operations.
- Kenyan exporters face Sh1.2 billion weekly losses as Middle East conflict disrupts trade, with KNCCI warning of job cuts.
- Kenya plans to fund its Sh500 billion nuclear power project through PPPs, targeting 1,000MW capacity by 2034 to meet rising energy demand.
- Morara Kebaso says Sh 50 million cannot influence him, sparking debate on integrity, activism, and political influence in Kenya.
- KRA announces ICMS system downtime from April 4–6, urging traders to clear cargo and complete transactions early.
- NPS and NTSA agree to strengthen joint enforcement and sign MoU to reduce road fatalities and improve compliance with traffic laws in Kenya.
- Kakuzi rebounds to Sh387.5M profit in 2025, driven by avocado, macadamia and blueberry growth, as it doubles dividend to Sh16 per share.
- EPRA flags 23 petrol stations for adulterated fuel as nationwide tests show 99pc compliance, amid rising demand and stricter enforcement.
- KWS warns Kenyans against consuming fish from Lake Nakuru, citing pollution risks and potential health dangers.
- Narok Senator Ledama Olekina invites youths from five counties to seek mentorship and support for 2027 elective positions.
- Kenya’s SOG foils Al-Shabaab infiltration in Mandera, killing two militants ahead of planned border reopening with Somalia.
- KNCHR calls on government to fast-track reparations framework for victims of human rights violations, citing decades of delayed justice.
- High Court grants Raphael Tuju Sh200,000 anticipatory bail after arrest, citing rights concerns; case set for mention on April 7.
- KOKO Gas parent company collapses after carbon credit setback, leaving 1.5 million Kenyan households facing uncertainty over clean fuel access.
- Former UK High Commissioner Rob Macaire named Lewa Conservancy CEO, succeeding Mike Watson as organisation eyes new conservation strategy.
- DPP Renson Ingonga reaffirms commitment to prosecute police brutality cases at Missing Voices report launch in Mathare.
- Modi and Trump discuss West Asia tensions, call for de-escalation and stress keeping the Strait of Hormuz open to protect global oil supply and…
- Construction of Sh600 million Usenge Pier in Bondo begins, set to boost fish landing, transport and Lake Victoria logistics in six months.
- Kenya Airways plans to return two grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliners by mid-June as it works to restore capacity after disruptions.
- DCI homicide detectives move to exhume 14 unidentified bodies in Kericho public cemetery as investigators seek identities and causes of death.
- US joins African leaders in Nairobi for the 2026 nuclear energy conference, boosting cooperation on safe and sustainable nuclear power.
- Kenyan police in Haiti begin phased drawdown as MSS transitions to Gang Suppression Force under UN resolution, officials say.
- Siaya Governor James Orengo was heckled during a public event attended by President Ruto, highlighting growing political tensions.
- Kenya launches a Timber Tracker System to digitise timber trade, enhance traceability and curb illegal logging.
- The “Japan Effect” trend is going viral as Gen Z mocks social media’s idealised view of Japan amid rising tourism and backlash.
- Police killings in Kenya rose 20pc in 2025 to 125 cases, with most deaths linked to protests. Nairobi remains the deadliest county.
- President Ruto receives U.S. commendation for condemning Iranian attacks on Gulf states, with talks covering Operation Epic Fury
- 42 illegal firearms surrendered in Turkana and West Pokot, bringing total recovered to 348 as Kenya intensifies disarmament.
- Laikipia nurses go on strike over salary arrears and promotions, paralysing public health services across the county.
- River Nyando floods displace 265 households in Kisumu as Tana and Sosiani rivers overflow, affecting homes, farms and infrastructure.
- EACC arrests a Nakuru water officer over a Sh15,000 bribe demand, recovering cash during a sting operation. Suspect released on bail.
- Kenya launches Earth Observation Data Sharing Framework 2026 to boost innovation, climate monitoring and data governance.
- KNH issues a 7-day notice for families to collect 480 unclaimed bodies or face court-approved disposal amid mortuary congestion.
- Over 2,000 New York State trainees complete NCTC P/CVE program, becoming Ambassadors of Resilience trained to prevent online.
- Two pilots die after Air Canada Express jet collides with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport. Dozens injured.
- Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and IG Douglas Kanja assess security in Meru as anti-banditry operations intensify.
- River Nyando bursts its banks, flooding Ahero Trading Centre and disrupting transport as rescue teams respond.
- Kenya and China sign a zero-tariff framework allowing Kenyan coffee, tea, avocados, and more duty-free access to China from May 2026.
- Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen accuses former CS Raphael Tuju of staging a self-abduction, warning of legal action. Tuju has been arrested.
- The DCI has confirmed that former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju was physically in his Karen residence during his reported disappearance.
- Raphael Tuju was arrested in Karen after resurfacing from a mysterious disappearance. Lawyers say police whisked him away in a Subaru.
- Detectives foil a daylight robbery in Konza after suspects drag victim with car. Two arrested as police recover Toyota Fielder with fake plates.
