- Charles Kanjama has been elected the 52nd President of the Law Society of Kenya. Outgoing President Faith Odhiambo has congratulated him.
- The rise of Nairobi’s motorbike gangs exposes a dangerous mix of street crime and alleged political protection, targeting civilians.
- Government and KEPSA agree on a national framework to boost security, crowd control and disaster preparedness at major events across Kenya.
- Kenyan security agencies foil a major Al-Shabaab terror plot targeting Nairobi during Ramadan, seizing guns, grenades and 600 bullets.
- Charles Kanjama wins LSK presidency, succeeding Faith Odhiambo. The constitutional lawyer pledges to strengthen advocacy.
- Opposition leaders announce private prosecution of 12 police officers and 2 MPs over violent attack on Othaya ACK Witima Church.
- Kenyan authorities join 16 African countries in Operation Red Card 2.0, making 27 arrests and recovering $4.3M from online scams.
- Citizen Lab report finds signs Kenyan police used Cellebrite forensic technology to access Boniface Mwangi’s phone after his arrest.
- High Court rules ex President Kenyatta violated the rights of 41 judges by delaying appointments, ordering Sh102.5 million in compensation.
- Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen says security agencies are investigating civilians and police colluding to supply illegal teargas in Kenya.
- David Shitanda was killed in Russia while fighting in the Russia–Ukraine war. NIS report reveals over 1,000 Kenyans recruited abroad.
- King Charles says “the law must take its course” after former Prince Andrew’s arrest for misconduct in public office.
- Former Prince Andrew arrested over alleged misconduct in public office linked to Jeffrey Epstein. King Charles urges due process.
- Constable Winfred Kinoti, the only female officer in Mukogodo Forest, Laikipia, is promoted after 18 years of service.
- Traders in Githurai 45 protest along Thika Superhighway after KeNHA demolishes roadside stalls, causing traffic disruption and heavy losses.
- Court acquits university student of publishing false information online after prosecution fails to prove digital evidence legally obtained.
- High Court dismisses petitions against KPC privatisation, clearing the legal path for the government to proceed with a partial sale and IPO.
- Oketch Salah hits back at Ruth, claims he arranged her travel and spent Raila Odinga’s final moments with him, urging unity within ODM.
- Rigathi Gachagua criticizes government demolitions in Githurai, highlighting police brutality and urging protection of citizens.
- Moses Kuria says he misses Rigathi Gachagua’s tenure as Deputy President, calling his impeachment unnecessary, and bad for Mt Kenya.
- Justin Muturi calls on the Kenyan government to repatriate youth deployed to the Russia–Ukraine war and hold those responsible accountable.
- Farouk Kibet has warned former President over alleged funding of opposition activities, saying the government may freeze his accounts.
- Embu Senator Munyi Mundigi urges the United Opposition to abandon street demonstrations, calling for dialogue and peace to protect Kenya.
- Bill Gates has cancelled his keynote at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 amid renewed scrutiny over his past links to Jeffrey Epstein.
- US forces are reportedly ready to strike Iran as early as this weekend, but President Trump has not made a final decision, sources told CNN.
- An NIS report reveals over 1,000 Kenyans were recruited into the Russia-Ukraine war, prompting MPs to demand arrests of rogue officials.
- Ex-CJ David Maraga condemns police brutality at rallies, criticizes Ruto’s government, and urges Kenyan youth to register and vote in 2027.
- Kenya and South Sudan plan to form a Joint Trade Commission to ease border delays, boost trade, and enhance use of the Northern Corridor.
- MP Kimani Ichung’wah urges responsible social media regulation to protect children, safeguard privacy, and preserve Kenyan values.
- Gabon has suspended social media platforms indefinitely, citing spread of false information, cyberbullying and threats to social cohesion.
- DCP kicks off an aggressive membership drive in Kirinyaga as the party pushes for credible primaries ahead of upcoming elections.
- Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata will be away for a month after sustaining a heel tendon injury in Nairobi. DG Munania will oversee duties.
- Kenya commissions Sh3 billion De Heus feed mill in Athi River as government tightens standards to double milk production.
- Nashon Kondiwa appointed NTSA Director General for 3 years, effective February 17, 2026, succeeding in a move announced by the board.
- Kenya and Israel agree to a Strategic Defence Dialogue to strengthen defence, counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing, and KDF training.
- Justice Njoki Mwangi recuses herself from the Diego case citing conflict of interest. Matter now set for Justice Francis Gikonyo.
- High Court fast-tracks petition challenging Nairobi-National Government Cooperation Agreement. Case set for March 16, 2026.
- Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu secures bail review. Court sets Sh20M cash or property sureties pending appeal.
- De Heus opens Sh3bn livestock feed factory in Athi River, creating 280 jobs and supporting 60,000 Kenyan farmers.
- Eng. Luka Kipchumba Kimeli has been appointed Director General of KENHA, following a recruitment process in line with Kenya Roads Act 2007.
- Former President Uhuru Kenyatta attends Ash Wednesday service in Nyali, Mombasa, and extends warm wishes to Muslims for a blessed Ramadan.
- Kenya begins rollout of Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug to protect HIV-negative individuals.
- Kenya receives 21,000 Lenacapavir doses for HIV prevention, with rollout set for 15 high-burden counties starting March 2026.
- Evurore and Muminji head to by-elections on February 26 as IEBC calls for peaceful voting and heightened security ahead of the crucial polls.
- National Government and Nairobi County launch Sh80B programme for roads, water, sanitation, lighting, and security to modernise the city.
- Willis Onyango Wasonga pleads not guilty in Nairobi court over a USD 217,900 fake gold deal; investigations into money laundering continue.
- Kenya launches the National Carbon Registry to boost transparency, carbon credit integrity, and the green economy.
- DCI, in collaboration with international partners, investigates a Russian national who secretly recorded intimate sessions with Kenyan women.
- Ruto directs CS Murkomen to develop Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit in 60 days to enhance safety for residents, visitors, and investors.
- Ruto signs cooperation deal with Nairobi County Government, pledging Sh80 billion for infrastructure, safety, and urban development.
