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The PPK leader calls for lower margins, a subsidy and reversal of the Sh7 levy increase.
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The PPK leader calls for lower margins, a subsidy and reversal of the Sh7 levy increase.
The reported Gazette notice gives Marwa a three-year term and revokes Margaret Wanjiru’s appointment.
Treasury plans to take the proposal to Parliament in November; it is not yet a change to payroll tax.
The Agriculture CS says the supply chain depends on production remaining viable.
A review puts staffing costs and development spending under scrutiny; it is not a dismissal notice.
06 · Kenya · NewsThe President says unity alone will not win the 2027 election; that remains a campaign claim.
07 · OpinionProtect worship, preserve religious institutions’ civic voice and tell people when they are being invited to a political event.
Officials say spillway work will lower water levels while rehabilitation continues.
The endorsement is a political proposal, with no joint ticket announced.
The meeting opens another channel between opposition figures, but the public statement stops short of an electoral agreement.
11 · OpinionSmall contributions can widen political ownership—if supporters can see the accounts and question the decisions.
12 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Wiper leader wants spending tracked as opposition figures question preparedness.
The Deputy President points to contractor payments as the government promises to complete delayed infrastructure.
14 · Kenya · PoliticsThe Jubilee leader says disruption at Bishop Margaret Wanjiru’s Nairobi church undermined worshippers’ freedom.
Justice David Mburu ruled the consumer federation sued before the bill became law. The ruling says nothing on whether the taxes are constitutional; the Act can still be challenged.
Short rains have started in 24 counties and are expected to be wetter than normal. The World Bank warns of food stress across the region into 2027.
Older people waited up to ten hours to register for the Sh2,000 stipend in Murang’a. Only 60–70 were registered in a day. The problem is capacity, not eligibility.
A year after a law created County Assembly Funds, the Controller of Budget says only Trans Nzoia and Marsabit had them running by June. Assemblies still depend on the executives they oversee.
A Senate committee has recommended rejecting a petition to let candidates use popular names on ballot papers. Aspirants who campaign as brands must change their names legally or use their ID names.
On a five-day Coast tour, the Jubilee leader secured Kadu Asili's backing and opened a Kilifi office. UDA's Hassan Omar hit back hard, and Kalonzo's own Mombasa tour starts Friday.
The Interior CS’s Kiminini remarks highlight access to documents. Identity issuance and entry in the voter register remain distinct processes.
UASU maintains its 2 October strike plan. The funding dispute needs clear documents, while students need institution-specific updates.
The published education funding bill links repayment to completion of studies and proposes a 25 per cent ceiling. Public submissions ask MPs to consider graduates’ ability to pay.
A reported September survey places Ruto ahead. Sample selection, fieldwork dates and methodological disclosure determine what readers can responsibly conclude.
25 · Kenya · PoliticsKirinyaga Wiper official Gudson Muchina has challenged the claim that a recent elders’ endorsement settled who speaks politically for Mt Kenya.
Kalonzo Musyoka has called on the electoral commission to demonstrate impartiality as preparations for the 2027 election gather political attention.
Martha Karua’s People’s Liberation Party announced a county-office launch in Nakuru for Saturday, 26 September, as part of its grassroots organising programme.
28 · Kenya · PoliticsState House sets out investment meetings and digital-policy priorities for the 81st UN General Assembly.
29 · Kenya · PoliticsThe DCP leader’s US itinerary moves on from Spokane and Portland, with further stops planned in Dallas and Boston.
30 · Kenya · PoliticsAn 18 September fact-check found no evidence for graphics claiming Kenyatta had abandoned Matiang’i for the Nairobi senator.