U.S Warns Citizens on Risks of Visiting Kenya The United States Embassy in Kenya has issued a travel advisory, warning American citizens about increased security risks in the country. The advisory, dated March 18, urges travelers to exercise caution due to rising crime, terrorism, and civil unrest. High-Risk Areas Identified The advisory specifically highlights several high-risk areas, including: The embassy referenced a deadly attack in February at the Kenya-Ethiopia border, where 20 people were killed, as an example of the dangers. Security Risks in Nairobi In Nairobi, the advisory warns against visiting Eastleigh and Kibera, citing high levels of violent…
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Ndindi Nyoro Speaks Out After Removal as Budget Committee Chair Kiharu Member of Parliament, Ndindi Nyoro, has spoken about his recent removal as the Chairperson of the Budget and Appropriations Committee in the National Assembly. Speaking to the press on Tuesday, March 18, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, Nyoro stated that he does not know the reason behind his dismissal. The MP revealed that despite being replaced a week ago, no one from the coalition leadership informed him of the decision or provided an explanation. Learned of Dismissal from Newspapers Nyoro disclosed that he first learned…
Kenyans want their rights to be respected: Dutch King tells President Ruto King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has called on President William Ruto’s administration to respect fundamental rights as outlined in Kenya’s Constitution. The Dutch King, who is on a three-day State visit, emphasized the importance of human rights, good governance, and accountability. Focus on Human Rights and Governance During his visit, King Willem-Alexander is set to engage with Kenyan youth at the Netherlands embassy to understand their concerns. He stressed that both the people of Kenya and the Netherlands desire their rights as free citizens to be respected. “The…
Babu Owino Addresses Alleged Rift with Raila Embakasi East Member of Parliament, Babu Owino, has confirmed that he remains loyal to former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, despite Odinga’s support for Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja. Speaking during an interview on Ramogi FM, Babu Owino stated that he would continue backing the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader, even though they have different political opinions. No Political Retaliation Against Raila The legislator dismissed rumors that he was planning to retaliate against Raila Odinga. He emphasized that Odinga is still his leader and deserves respect. “Our political differences will not stop me from…
Governor Wanga Responds to Claims of Affair with County Chief of Staff Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga has dismissed rumors about an alleged affair with County Chief of Staff Charles Odhiambo. She called the claims false and baseless. Wanga Responds to Allegations On Monday, March 17, Wanga, who is currently in New York, rejected the accusations. She said she is focused on her official duties and not on propaganda. “Chilly morning here in New York as we wrap up our week-long meetings at the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). Stop the propaganda. Fortunately, I’m battle-hardened, focused, and undeterred.…
Classrooms to Go Dark- Teachers Issue 7-Day Strike Notice The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has issued a seven-day strike notice for all teachers nationwide. The union demands the government release over Ksh39 billion owed in school capitation and medical scheme remittances. Teachers Threaten to Strike While addressing the press on Friday, March 14, KUPPET officials warned that teachers would stop working if the government failed to act within a week. They accused the government of violating court orders and causing financial struggles for teachers across the country. According to KUPPET, the return-to-work formula signed in August 2024…
“MTAHUKUMU MIMI 2027!”—President Ruto Tells Kenyans to Judge Him in 2027 Based on His Work President William Ruto has urged Kenyans to assess his leadership based on the progress and development he will have delivered by the 2027 elections. Speaking at Njiru Junction on Friday, Ruto reminded Kenyans that the next general elections will be held in 2027, and it will be up to the people to decide who their leader will be. He emphasized the importance of hard work and assured Kenyans that he will fulfill his responsibilities as required by the Constitution. The President dismissed his critics, stating…
Key Suspect in British Man’s Murder Dies in Hospital After Neck Stab Wound A key suspect in the murder of British national Campbell Scott has died at Kenyatta National Hospital after being found with a self-inflicted neck stab wound. According to police reports, the suspect, Samuel Musembi, had been on the run before staying with a friend in Dandora, where he allegedly committed suicide. Musembi was reportedly the driver of the car used to transport Scott’s body from Pipeline, Nairobi, to Makongo Forest in Makueni. Authorities confirmed that Musembi passed away earlier this week at his friend’s house, where he…
Police Arrest Driver in President Ruto Convoy Accident that Killed Foreigner as Victim Identifed Police have arrested the driver of a government vehicle in President William Ruto’s motorcade after it hit and killed a foreign national on Ngong Road, Nairobi, on Thursday. The incident has sparked concerns about road safety and traffic management, especially involving high-profile motorcades. According to police sources, the driver, whose name was not disclosed, was briefly detained but later released on cash bail as he awaits his court appearance. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the accident to determine the driver’s responsibility and whether any traffic…
Maths No Longer Compulsory for Senior School Students The Ministry of Education has introduced a major change in the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) for Grade 10 students. Unlike the 8-4-4 system, where Mathematics was a compulsory subject, students in senior school can now choose whether to take it or not. Key Changes in the New Curriculum Under CBC, all senior school students must take these four core subjects: Apart from these, students can choose three optional subjects based on their preferred learning pathway. The Ministry has classified these pathways into three categories: 1. Arts and Sports Science Pathway Students interested in…