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Karangu Muraya Mourns Brother Paul Kareithi Muraya as Leaders Send Condolences Popular Kikuyu gospel musician Karangu Muraya is currently in mourning following the death of his brother, Paul Kareithi Muraya, whose passing has drawn messages of sympathy from leaders, friends, and members of the public across the country. Among those who have publicly expressed their condolences is President William Ruto, who described Paul as a disciplined and hardworking Kenyan. In his message shared on Thursday, April 16, the President highlighted Paul’s dedication to his work as a long-distance truck driver and his strong commitment to his family responsibilities and national…
Former Cabinet Minister Mukhisa Kituyi Summoned Over Allegations of Fake Degrees at MMUST The Commission for University Education (CUE) has officially summoned former Trade and Industry Cabinet Minister Mukhisa Kituyi over serious allegations connected to questionable academic records and graduation irregularities at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST). The matter has attracted public attention after claims were made suggesting possible academic misrepresentation within the institution’s graduation process. According to CUE, the investigation began after remarks made by Kituyi during a radio interview held on March 31, 2026. His comments raised concerns about the credibility of academic programmes and…
Janet Mbugua Announces Exit from NTV After Over a Year on “Fixing the Nation” Janet Mbugua has officially announced her departure from Nation Media Group, where she has been serving as a co-host on the morning current affairs programme Fixing the Nation. Her exit comes after a little over one year on the show, marking the end of her latest chapter in mainstream media. The announcement was made on April 17 during her final appearance on the programme, where she was hosting alongside Eric Latiff and Mariam Bishar. The moment was emotional and reflective, as she used the final segment…
Kenya Met Warns of Heavy Rains Across Several Regions This Weekend The Kenya Meteorological Department (Kenya Met) has issued a weather advisory warning Kenyans to prepare for continued rainfall across different parts of the country over the next five days, from Friday, April 17 to Tuesday, April 22. The agency says the wet weather is expected to affect several regions, with varying intensity depending on the area. According to the update, rainfall will continue in parts of Central Kenya, the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Southeastern Lowlands, and the Coast. Kenya Met explained that the rains will not…
President’s Office Releases 2026 National Holidays Calendar with New County Venues The Government of Kenya has officially unveiled the 2026 annual calendar outlining key national public holidays and other major state events, giving detailed information on when and where each national celebration will be held across the country. The schedule, released through the Executive Office of the President, sets out a clear roadmap for national commemorations that will be observed under specific themes and hosted in different counties. One of the most notable highlights is that Madaraka Day will be celebrated in Wajir County for the very first time since…
Police Issue Warning Ahead of Planned Nairobi CBD Protests Nairobi Regional Police Commander Issa Mohamud has issued a strong warning to members of the public and protest organisers ahead of planned demonstrations expected to take place in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) on Tuesday, April 21. The demonstrations are reportedly linked to growing public anger over rising fuel prices and the increasing cost of living in Kenya. Speaking to the media on Friday, April 17, Commander Mohamud emphasized that although the Constitution protects the right to peaceful assembly and demonstration, such activities must fully comply with the law. He insisted…
MP Defends Decision to Double Handouts to Constituents Amid Growing Debate Nyaribari Chache Member of Parliament Zaheer Jhanda has come out strongly to defend his decision to increase the cash handouts he gives to residents, raising the amount from KSh500 to KSh1,000. His remarks come after videos showing him distributing money to constituents spread widely across social media, sparking both support and criticism from different quarters. Speaking to residents, Jhanda explained that the act of giving money to constituents did not start after he was elected into office. He clarified that as early as 2022, while still campaigning, he had…
John Methu Clarifies His Relationship With President William Ruto After Ol Kalou Speech Backlash John Methu has come forward to clear the air regarding his relationship with William Ruto following public criticism over remarks he made during a recent funeral in Ol Kalou. Speaking during an interview on Citizen TV on Sunday, April 12, the Nyandarua senator explained that he has maintained a strong and respectful relationship with the president over the years. He emphasized that his comments at the funeral of former MP David Kiaraho were not intended to insult or undermine the head of state in any way.…
How to Withdraw Affordable Housing Savings in Kenya Kenyans who save money under the Affordable Housing Programme have the option to withdraw their savings if they decide to leave the scheme or if they are not allocated a house. This process is designed to be straightforward, transparent, and accessible to everyone. All withdrawals are done online through the Boma Yangu Portal, which serves as the official platform for managing housing savings and applications. The system allows users to track their contributions, apply for houses, and request refunds when necessary. Understanding Your Right to Withdraw Savings Under the current rules, anyone…
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has sent a clear and firm message to its broad-based partner, the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), as tensions continue to rise over disagreements surrounding electoral zoning. This warning was made public following a Central Committee meeting held on Thursday, April 16. Speaking after the meeting, acting ODM Secretary General Catherine Omanyo raised concerns about what she described as “unwarranted utterances” from some senior UDA leaders. According to her, such remarks are not only unnecessary but also risk creating fear, confusion, and tension among ODM supporters at a time when the working relationship between the two…
