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Ruto Issues New Directives on School Fees Ahead of Reopening Activist Mwabili Mwagodi has been released after a tense confrontation at the Deputy County Commissioner’s (DCC) office in Githunguri, Kiambu County, on Friday, April 17. The incident has raised fresh concerns about the safety of activists and journalists working on sensitive historical and land-related issues in the country. Mwagodi had travelled to Githunguri to document and highlight the historical and cultural importance of a site known as Githunguri Kia Wairera. This area is currently the location of an ongoing Affordable Housing Project, which has been facing public scrutiny and legal…

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Ruto Announces Major Changes in Civil Servants Hiring to Include Creatives President William Ruto has introduced a wide range of new reforms aimed at transforming Kenya’s creative industry and education sector. In a major policy shift, the President revealed plans to allow artists, performers, and content creators to be absorbed into public service jobs, giving them a more formal role in national development. The announcement was made at State House in Nairobi during the National Drama Festival State Concert held on Friday, April 17. Speaking at the event, President Ruto emphasized that the government is now ready to recognize creative…

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The Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, has issued a strong and detailed warning to both members of the public and police officers following a series of violent incidents and rising tensions across the country. Speaking from Vigilance House in Nairobi on Friday, April 17, the police chief made it clear that the government will not tolerate attacks on police stations, destruction of public property, or any form of lawlessness. In his address, Kanja stressed that police stations are not ordinary buildings but critical institutions that play a central role in maintaining safety and responding to emergencies. He explained that…

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CS Salim Mvurya Announces Fresh Elections for National Youth Council After Over 10 Years Salim Mvurya has officially released a new plan that sets the stage for the long-awaited election of representatives to the National Youth Council (NYC), ending a gap that has lasted for more than a decade. In a gazette notice dated Friday, April 17, 2026, the Cabinet Secretary confirmed that the government has now put in place a clear and organized roadmap to guide the elections. The process will be carried out in three key phases and will take place across all parts of the country to…

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Police Commander Kazungu Charo Dies After Long Illness The National Police Service (NPS) is in mourning following the death of Kitutu Central Sub-County Police Commander, Kazungu Charo, who passed away after battling illness for several months. According to a police report filed at Nyanchwa Police Station and seen by Newshub.co.ke, the senior officer died after his health condition worsened. Reports indicate that Charo fell seriously ill on the night of Thursday, April 16, 2026. His condition quickly deteriorated, prompting his transfer to Mediforte Hospital at around 5:00 am, where he was admitted for urgent medical attention. Despite the efforts of…

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Suspected Fare Fraudster Busted After Tampering With “Pochi la Biashara” Stickers in Matatus A suspected fraudster was recently confronted by matatu operators in Nairobi after he was caught carrying out a clever but illegal scheme aimed at diverting passenger payments to his personal phone number. According to widely shared reports and videos circulating on social media, the man had been secretly placing his own “Pochi la Biashara” payment stickers inside public service vehicles. These stickers are commonly used in matatus to allow passengers to pay fares conveniently via mobile money. How the Fraud Scheme Worked Investigations into the incident suggest…

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Court Halts Bungoma Cabinet Dismissal, Orders Reinstatement of County Officials The Employment and Labour Relations Court has stepped in to temporarily reinstate senior officials in Bungoma County after their sudden dismissal by Governor Kenneth Lusaka sparked a legal battle. This decision follows an urgent petition filed by a group of 11 county officials, including several County Executive Committee (CEC) members and the County Secretary. The officials moved to court almost immediately after the governor publicly announced that he had dissolved the entire county cabinet, a move he said was intended to boost efficiency and improve service delivery within the county…

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The Deputy Party Leader of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), Oburu Odinga, has come out strongly to dismiss claims that his party has suspended coalition discussions with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). Speaking during a press briefing in Kisumu on Friday, April 17, 2026, Oburu explained that the reports circulating in the media are inaccurate and misleading. According to him, ODM has not halted any talks simply because no formal negotiations have even begun in the first place. He made it clear that although there is a working relationship and mutual respect between ODM and UDA leadership, the process of…

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Outcry After 25-Year-Old Man Found Dead in Malindi Police Cell Tension and public anger are rising in Malindi after a 25-year-old man was discovered dead inside a police cell under unclear circumstances on Friday, April 17. The incident has once again raised serious concerns about the safety of suspects held in custody and the conduct of law enforcement officers. According to Hussein Khalid, the Chief Executive Officer of Vocal Africa, the deceased, identified as Lucky Odhiambo Okoth, was found lifeless early Friday morning. The case has been described as puzzling, with many unanswered questions surrounding what exactly happened in the…

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Employers Oppose Immediate Salary Increase Calls After Fuel Price Surge The Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) has come out strongly against proposals to immediately raise workers’ salaries following the recent increase in fuel prices. The employers’ body is instead urging a more structured and carefully planned approach to wage discussions, warning that sudden salary adjustments could create deeper economic problems. The debate has intensified after the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) renewed its call for an urgent review of the minimum wage. The union argues that many workers are currently under severe financial pressure as the cost of living…

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