Ruto Signs Three Key Bills into Law

President William Ruto has signed three parliamentary bills into law, including the Meteorology Bill, the Miscellaneous Fees and Levies (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and the Coffee Bill, strengthening Kenya's regulatory frameworks in key sectors. The Meteorology Bill, sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Senator Aaron Cheruiyot, establishes a legal framework to regulate meteorological services in Kenya. The [...] The post Ruto Signs Three Key Bills into Law appeared first on Kahawatungu.

KeNHA Reopens Mai Mahiu–Suswa–Narok Road Ahead of Weekend Rush

The road offers alternatives for people running away from the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway, which is often unpredictable, causing gridlock for hours.

Shifting bench: Three Supreme Court vacancies loom before 2027 elections

Kenya's elections have a symbiotic relationship with the Apex Court.

Toyota duo of Solberg, Edmondson set the pace in WRC Safari Rally

The Toyota duo finished with a 33-second lead on the opening day.

Austerity lie: Government defies pledge, creates six new State departments

Ruto led calls to restructure 47 state corporations in a move aimed at reducing expenditure.

Women taking testosterone. Is it safe?

This hormone acts as a chemical messenger, telling your body how to work and what to do.

How Kisumu team beat the odds to win promotion to Kenya's hockey league

Kisumu Youngstars secured promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.

Inside plan to recruit players with Kenyan roots into Harambee Stars squad

FKF is persuading several European-based players with Kenyan roots to play for Harambee Stars.

Not just a gala: The conversations that defined this year's International Women's Day

Masterclasses, panels and a gala brought together leaders across health, finance, business and...

Day senior schools' uncertain future as technical committee to make policy decisions

At least 330 senior schools received no learners.

University dons protest new PSC retirement age structure

The move by PSC has triggered anxiety among university lecturers.

Chepterit Girls student to President Ruto: Ensure your promises are fulfilled, not just empty words

Trump says he thinks Iran's new supreme leader is alive but 'damaged'

Iranian official said this week Khamenei was lightly injured.

Iran war derails Sh1.2bn monthly Kenya meat exports

Kenyan meat exporters incur losses following suspension of cargo flights to the Gulf.

Speed cameras to be clearly marked, NTSA says

Every speed camera will be accompanied by clear signage notifying motorists that they are...

Suspected intruder dies after setting house on fire in Kiambu

Police in Kiambu County are investigating an arson incident in which a suspected intruder died after setting a house on fire in Gakoe Village. Police said the incident occurred on March 12 at about 10:00 p.m. The complainant told police that she was at her semi-permanent timber house when she discovered that one of the [...] The post Suspected intruder dies after setting house on fire in Kiambu appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Man loses Sh400,000 from car moments after leaving bank in Maralal

Police in Samburu County launched investigations after unknown suspects stole Sh400,000 from a vehicle parked in Maralal Town on Thursday, March 12, 2026, afternoon. The complainant told police that he had withdrawn Sh500,000 over the counter at KCB Bank Maralal Branch before heading to Super SACCO to deposit part of the money. He reportedly left [...] The post Man loses Sh400,000 from car moments after leaving bank in Maralal appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Nine Ethiopian detainees in Lang'ata Police cells go on hunger strike, demand repatriation

Nine foreign nationals being held in police custody in Nairobi went on a hunger strike protesting delays in their repatriation to their home country. The nine detainees, all of Ethiopian origin, boycotted supper on March 12, 2026 as they complained that they had overstayed in police cells and accused authorities of delaying their return home. [...] The post Nine Ethiopian detainees in Lang'ata Police cells go on hunger strike, demand repatriation appeared first on Kahawatungu.

KeNHA Gives Ultimatum to Illegal Occupants Along Section of Mombasa Road

KeNHA has in recent years stepped up efforts to reclaim road reserves across major highways as part of broader initiatives to enhance road safety and reduce accidents

How to Obtain a Scholarship

Learning how to obtain a scholarship can help students pursue education without the heavy burden of tuition fees. Scholarships are financial awards given to students to support their studies, usually based on academic achievement, talent, financial need, or community involvement. Many universities, governments, and organizations around the world offer scholarships to help students access higher [...] The post How to Obtain a Scholarship appeared first on Kahawatungu.