Commissioner Issues Security AlertNairobi Regional Commissioner Gilbert Kitiyo urged Kenyans to remain cautious near roadside pool tables and kamari dens. Moreover, he warned that such areas often harbor criminals targeting innocent residents. Warning Issued During Radio InterviewKitiyo made
Government Secures Rescue and Repatriation The government announced the successful rescue of 18 Kenyans recruited into the Russia-Ukraine war. Moreover, the nationals were issued emergency travel documents and repatriated safely after making distress calls. Counselling and Reintegration Planned Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi confirmed counselling support for the
Disease Persists in Pokot and BaringoKala-azar continues to afflict residents of Pokot and Baringo counties. Moreover, children remain the most vulnerable to the neglected tropical disease. Transmission Through Sandfly BitesHealth officials confirmed kala-azar spreads through sandfly bites. Additionally, the disease remains widespread in pastoralist regions despite limited
Policy Approved by Governor Sakaja On December 16, Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and his Cabinet approved menstrual health days for women employees. Moreover, the decision seeks to enhance service delivery and improve workplace wellbeing. Integration into HR Framework The Cabinet confirmed the new policy will be integrated into the county’s human resource framework.
Fire Linked to Love Dispute A suicide attempt sparked a massive fire in Kangemi, Nairobi, on December 16. Moreover, eyewitnesses linked the incident to a failed romantic relationship. Blaze Spreads Rapidly in Settlement The fire broke out and quickly spread through the densely populated informal settlement. Consequently, hundreds of houses were destroyed within hours.
Proclamation Signed on December 16 President Donald Trump signed a proclamation imposing partial travel restrictions on Tanzanian nationals. Moreover, the move cited inefficiencies in screening and information sharing. Visa Overstay Rates Raise Concerns U.S. data revealed Tanzanians on B-1/B-2 visas had an 8.30 percent overstay rate. Additionally, F, M, and J visa holders
Freight Train Derails in SoyA freight train derailed in Soy, Uasin Gishu County, on December 16. Moreover, the incident triggered panic among residents near the railway line. Cause of the AccidentPreliminary reports indicated the locomotive attempted to pass a blocked rail section. Consequently, the front section separated from the rest of the wagons. Images Show […]
Over 10,000 Recruits Begin TrainingThe National Police Service introduced major curriculum changes. Moreover, over 10,000 recruits started nine-month training across police colleges nationwide. Spokesperson Outlines New ApproachSpeaking at Kiganjo Police College, NPS Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga highlighted the revamped modules. Additionally, he emphasized training beyond
Landmark Decision for Economic GrowthOn December 15, the Cabinet approved a Ksh5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund. Moreover, the decision marks a milestone in Kenya’s plan to accelerate economic growth. Sovereign Wealth Fund EndorsedThe government endorsed the Sovereign Wealth Fund to mobilize local resources. Additionally, the fund aims to strengthen Kenya’s
Church Disowns Non-Members at ServiceThe African Independent Pentecostal Church of Africa (AIPCA) disassociated itself from women seen during President Ruto’s Gatundu visit. Moreover, the church clarified that the women were not genuine congregants. Politicians Accused of Ferrying CrowdsA church leader alleged that politicians ferried women in buses to the Sunday service.











