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President Ruto Assents to KSh393 Billion Supplementary Budget to Fund Security, Education, and Infrastructure
President William Ruto on Tuesday assented to the Supplementary Appropriations Bill, 2026, at State House Nairobi, officially increasing total government expenditure by KSh 393 billion i.e from KSh 4.3 trillion to KSh 4.69 trillion. According to the President, the Act aligns the national budget to address urgent and emerging priorities, including critical security operations, disaster…
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KMTC Graduates Top List for International Physiotherapy Jobs
Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) physiotherapy graduates are fast becoming highly sought-after professionals in Germany, reflecting the growing international demand for skilled rehabilitation specialists. KMTC Chief Executive Officer Kelly Oluoch revealed that physiotherapy graduates have claimed the largest share of recent healthcare job placements in Germany, facilitated through recruitment partnerships with the African Business Community…
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Government Unlocks Billions to Boost Teacher Salaries, Medical Cover, and University Funding
Teachers across the country are set to receive long-awaited financial relief, following a major funding boost from the government aimed at closing persistent gaps in salaries, medical coverage, and arrears in the education sector. The new Supplementary Budget, approved by President William Ruto at State House on Wednesday, April 8, allocates Ksh24.2 billion to the…
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Gachagua Prints in Media his Late Brother Nderitu Gachagua’s Will
A simmering inheritance dispute within the family of former Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua has taken a new turn after executors of his estate publicly released his will, laying out how his wealth was allocated. The move follows rising tensions among beneficiaries and a recent appeal to President William Ruto to intervene over alleged irregularities in…
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KRA Collects KSh 2 Trillion in Nine Months, Hits 96% of Target as Performance Grows
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced that it crossed the KSh 2 trillion revenue mark during the first nine months of the 2025/26 financial year, reporting strong growth in tax collections despite ongoing economic pressures. According to a statement released on Tuesday, KRA collected approximately KSh 2.038 trillion between July 1, 2025, and March…
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Govt Moves to Recover Ksh3 Billion from Fuel Importers Amid Deepening Scandal
The government has launched an aggressive push to recover billions lost in a controversial fuel importation deal, signaling a major crackdown on firms implicated in the scandal that has rocked Kenya’s energy sector. Speaking on Monday, April 6, United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Secretary General Hassan Omar confirmed that recovery proceedings targeting the importers are already…
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EPRA Names Joseph Oketch Acting Director General After Kiptoo Exit
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has moved to stabilise operations by appointing Joseph Oketch as its Acting Director General, stepping in immediately following leadership changes at the authority. Oketch’s appointment comes just a day after former Director General Daniel Kiptoo resigned amid a scandal linked to the importation of substandard fuel valued at…
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How Much Majembe is Worth now
After winning the boxing match against Mbavu Destroyer in Saturday April 3, 21-year-old Majembe is now worth more than KSh 6 million. For just participating, Majembe had already secured KSh 1 million, given by the president, earlier. The winner took home KSh 2.2 million, a brand-new Noah worth KSh 2.6 million, and a GP1 sports…
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Majembe Finally Wins After Punching Down Mbavu Destroyer
Rising boxer Majembe emerged victorious in the highly anticipated showdown against Mbavu Destroyer, bringing an electrifying night of action to a close at the packed Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani. The bout, which had drawn thousands of fans from across Nairobi and beyond, lived up to its billing as the two fighters went head-to-head in…
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KOKO Exit, Fuel Scandal Pile Pressure on Energy Sector Leadership
Kenya’s energy sector is facing mounting turbulence, with fresh developments surrounding the exit of multinational firm KOKO Networks and intensifying pressure on Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi over a multi-billion shilling fuel scandal. KOKO Networks has given Kenyans until Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to submit any outstanding claims, weeks after announcing its withdrawal from the…
