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Sakaja Claims Nairobi’s 100-Year Infrastructure Problem Cannot Be Fixed in Three Years

Patricia Waigwa March 13, 2026

Johnson Sakaja has defended ongoing infrastructure reforms in Nairobi. In March 12, 2026, the governor said the city faces deep historical challenges. He explained that much of Nairobi developed on swampy land. Additionally, the city’s drainage and sewer systems were designed decades ago.

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Stage 3 Cancelled at 2026 Safari Rally After Heavy Rains

Patricia Waigwa March 13, 2026

Officials have cancelled Stage 3 of the Safari Rally Kenya after heavy overnight rains. The affected stage, SS3 Camp Moran 2, measured 24.35 kilometers. It was scheduled to begin early Friday morning, March 13, 2026. However, worsening road conditions forced organizers to halt the stage. Officials prioritized the safety of drivers, crews, and spectators. The […]

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Tragedy at AIC Kapsabet School for the Deaf Leaves One Student Dead

Patricia Waigwa March 12, 2026

A tragic accident at AIC Kapsabet School for the Deaf in Nandi County has left one student dead and ten others injured. The incident occurred on Thursday, March 12, 2026. Authorities confirmed the students were involved in a sudden structural collapse within the school compound. Consequently, the accident triggered a large emergency response involving teachers, […]

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Raphael Tuju’s Karen Home Stormed Amid Sh4.5 Billion Debt Dispute

Patricia Waigwa March 12, 2026

Tension rose in Karen after security personnel reportedly stormed the home of Raphael Tuju. The incident occurred on the night of March 11, 2026. It is linked to a long-running legal dispute involving a multi-billion shilling loan. The conflict involves the East African Development Bank and properties associated with Tuju. Consequently, the situation has attracted […]

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Ant Smuggling in Kenya: A Serious Wildlife Crime

Patricia Waigwa March 12, 2026

Wildlife trafficking in Kenya extends beyond large animals to lesser-known species. Authorities now warn that smuggling insects also violates national wildlife laws. For example, traffickers increasingly target the Giant African Harvester Ant. This species, scientifically known as Messor cephalotes, plays an important ecological role. However, international collectors seek

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Sakaja Announces 30-Day Waiver for Flood-Damaged Property Repairs

Patricia Waigwa March 12, 2026

Johnson Sakaja has announced a 30-day waiver on property repair levies in Nairobi. The directive took effect on March 11, 2026. It follows devastating flash floods that hit the city on March 6. Consequently, many homes and businesses suffered severe structural damage. The waiver aims to speed up recovery efforts across affected neighborhoods. Areas Hit […]

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Armed Gang Storms Fairways Hotel in Kisumu

Patricia Waigwa March 11, 2026

A large gang attacked Fairways Hotel in Kisumu during an early morning raid on March 11, 2026. The hotel sits inside the Lake Basin Development Authority Mall. Approximately 100 individuals reportedly stormed the premises around 5:00 AM. Witnesses say the attackers carried crude weapons during the violent incident. Consequently, the raid caused panic among workers […]

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EPRA Shuts Down Illegal Gas Facility in Mombasa

Patricia Waigwa March 11, 2026

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has shut down a major gas facility in Kenya’s coastal region. Authorities closed the plant on March 11, 2026, after discovering serious safety violations. The operation targeted an illegal LPG refilling facility operating in Mombasa. Consequently, the regulator moved quickly to protect public safety. Additionally, officials

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Uganda Grants Kenyans Visa-Free Entry for Up to 90 Days

Patricia Waigwa March 11, 2026

The Government of Uganda has confirmed that Kenyan citizens can enter the country visa-free. The policy allows Kenyans to stay for up to three months without a visa. Authorities announced the update in March 2026 as part of a broader immigration reform. Consequently, the move simplifies travel for tourism and business activities. Additionally, the policy […]

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Kabogo Tightens TikTok Regulations Ahead of Kenya’s 2027 Elections

Patricia Waigwa March 10, 2026

The Kenyan government has intensified efforts to regulate social media ahead of the next elections. Consequently, William Kabogo announced stricter rules targeting TikTok. The Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy unveiled the plan on March 9, 2026. He spoke during discussions with TikTok executives in Nairobi. The meeting preceded the