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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
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Ruto Security Shake-Up After Breach at Kilifi Event

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja removed Assistant Inspector General Noah Kirwa Maiyo as Commandant of the Presidential Escort Unit on May 24, 2026. The drastic reshuffle followed a major security breach involving President William Ruto during a public gathering in Kilifi County. Consequently, police commanders launched immediate changes within Kenya’s elite VIP
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Ruto Halts NTSA Crackdown on Matatu Graffiti

President William Ruto officially halted the planned crackdown on decorated matatus on Friday, May 22, 2026. The directive targeted enforcement measures proposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority. The President announced the decision from State House in Mombasa officially. The intervention followed extensive talks with transport stakeholders nationwide.
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Matatu Strike Officially Ends After Ruto Talks

Matatu operators officially ended the nationwide strike on Friday, May 22, 2026. The decision followed successful talks with William Ruto in Mombasa. Transport stakeholders agreed to resume normal operations immediately afterward. Therefore, commuters across Kenya experienced major relief instantly. The strike had initially disrupted transport services nationwide severely.
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DRC Cancels World Cup Camp Amid Deadly Ebola Outbreak

The DR Congo national football team has cancelled its domestic World Cup training camp officially. Authorities linked the decision to the worsening Ebola outbreak. The team also suspended its public farewell event in Kinshasa entirely. Officials prioritized player safety and international travel requirements immediately. Additionally, the outbreak continues affecting