Government outlines rehabilitation of three Nandi dams
The proposed works target irrigation access and safety improvements at ageing water facilities.
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Odhiambo Otieno is a political analyst. He supports the Ruto administration while arguing for scrutiny, accountability and changes where government falls short.
The proposed works target irrigation access and safety improvements at ageing water facilities.
The Speaker makes a political case for continuity during the President’s Trans Nzoia tour.
Four additional cases were found among people already in quarantine, including three health workers.
04 · OpinionCooperation deserves a fair hearing—and an open record of what it delivers, what it costs and what remains unresolved.
The partnership spans Nairobi’s mobility projects and science investment at Konza.
Deputy President points to markets, roads and education during his 14 October county tour.
The DCP leader says Ida Odinga invited him to the Bondo commemoration.
Gazettement is a step towards the proposed name. Final approval is not yet established.
The governor urges women to organise for senior office rather than wait for invitations.
The governor raises settlement and planning concerns; no relocation decision has been announced.
Their shared engagements show political contact across party lines, while Matiang’i says negotiations on a future coalition government remain unresolved.
12 · OpinionSupporting the infrastructure programme means making its payments, progress and deadlines open to public scrutiny.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary argues that visibility must be backed by structures capable of contesting elections.
The Kirinyaga governor backs Calvert Njeru for senator while positioning herself for a national leadership role.
The governor says county and World Bank funding built the project, as the President attacks opposition to his development agenda.
In Boston, Gachagua promised diaspora ambassadors, new consulates, local passport agents and nominated seats. Some need only a president; others need Parliament or the law.
The Nairobi senator was unveiled as TEP’s presidential candidate on 4 October. It solves his registration problem but adds another party to the opposition’s unity puzzle.
The CMA has cleared a route for Kenyans to buy into Dangote’s Nigerian refinery for about Sh492. The offer closes 13 October. It is not a stake in the Lamu project.
A fresh challenge has frozen the Sh9 billion Kiems procurement, days after the ballot paper tender was also suspended. The 2027 clock keeps running.
Kampala has ordered arrests of Ugandans shown in a TV exposé crossing to register as Kenyan voters. The IEBC says no evidence of foreign registration has been presented. Both claims now need testing.
The ODM leader sent apologies to Bondo and will step back from politics for weeks on doctors' orders. With Raila's anniversary days away, ODM must show who is steering it.
The cohesion commission found the Public Service CS's July speech in Tharaka Nithi divisive and gave him seven days to respond. The ruling tests whether Cabinet members face the same rules as everyone else.
The dispute centres on disclosure of commitments, while official accounts describe planned refinery capacity and construction mobilisation.
The 29 September Kabete launch connects laboratory capacity, national coordination and farmer learning. The next test is whether soil information becomes usable advice.
A Nairobi discussion on Africa’s model climate law puts financing and public accountability alongside legislation. No new continental tax or operational fund has been established in the material reviewed.
The Senate’s County Public Accounts Committee has called for payments against Kilifi’s disputed pending bills to be halted until the figures are certified, The Standard reported on 24 September.
27 · Kenya · PoliticsThe President links completed market facilities with wider road, lake-transport and housing commitments.
28 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Embakasi East MP also proposes cheaper business licences and changes to waste collection ahead of the 2027 governor’s race.
29 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Wiper leader backs the High Court decision on the 15 per cent stake; John Mbadi says the government will challenge it.
A 19 September visit raised questions about classroom provision; the county’s education executive cited procurement delays.
The Interior Cabinet Secretary says security agencies are preparing for the election and warns against incitement.