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KeNHA Secures KSh800M World Bank Grant for Rift Valley Roads

On May 26, 2026, the Kenya National Highways Authority Kenya National Highways Authority secured a KSh800 million grant from the World Bank. The World Bank approved funding for a 536-kilometre highway network under the Roads for Rural Economic Development Project. Consequently, KeNHA will construct key roads that improve connectivity and reduce transport costs across rural
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Kenyans Blast Police Over Missing Children Remarks

Many Kenyans expressed concern after police downplayed fears surrounding missing children cases nationwide. Citizens questioned whether security agencies still prioritize protecting children and vulnerable families. Consequently, social media users criticized remarks made by Muchiri Nyaga on May 25, 2026. Several parents argued that the statements weakened public
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Bolt and Uber Riders Protest Over Low Fares in Nairobi

On Monday, May 25, 2026, digital transport operators and boda boda riders staged protests across Nairobi over low fare rates imposed by ride-hailing platforms. Drivers working with Bolt and Uber accused the apps of enforcing unfair pricing structures. Consequently, demonstrations disrupted transport operations in several parts of Nairobi during the protests. Operators
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Uhuru Denies Political Comeback, Defends Jubilee Role

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has dismissed claims of planning a political comeback. Speaking on May 25, 2026, during a Jubilee Party delegates meeting in Kiambu County, Kenyatta clarified his continued involvement in party affairs. He explained that he only remains active to oversee a peaceful leadership transition within the Jubilee Party. Consequently, he urged
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Government Declares May 27 Public Holiday for Eid al-Adha

Kipchumba Murkomen has officially declared Wednesday, May 27, 2026, a public holiday across Kenya. The government announced the holiday to allow Muslims nationwide to celebrate Eid al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice. Consequently, millions of Kenyans will enjoy a midweek break as Muslim communities mark one of Islam’s holiest celebrations. Gazette Notice