6:30 pm
Nakuru County Deputy Governor Davis Kones has defended the long absence of Governor Susan Kihika, affirming that she is on a mandated maternity leave and that there is no leadership vacuum in the county since he has been bestowed the powers to perform her duties.
5:47 pm
PS Julius Bitok has officially taken over as Basic Education Principal Secretary from Belio Kipsang, who was reassigned to the State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services.
5:24 pm
The Central Bank of Kenya will be carrying out an inspection in all banks across the country to evaluate their compliance in the implementation of their Risk Based Credit Pricing models (RBCP), Governor Kamau Thugge announced.
4:40 pm
IEBC chairperson candidate Saul Simiyu has revealed that he will announce presidential election results on the election night, not after several days, blaming delays on current election technology.
4:20 pm
CS Aden Duale has been reassigned to the Ministry of Health, while Deborah Barasa has been transferred to the Ministry of Environment in the latest Cabinet reshuffle by President William Ruto.
3:30 pm
President William Ruto has announced Cabinet reshuffles, replacing Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi with Geofrey Ruku, while Hannah Wendot has been nominated to the Ministry of Gender and Culture.
3:18 pm
Traders were left counting losses after Nairobi City County Askaris demolished business structures along Athumani Kipanga Street in Eastleigh.
2:22 pm
President William Ruto on Wednesday met leaders from Western Kenya to assess progress on several key projects.
1:55 pm
Mandera South Member of Parliament, Abdul Haro, has expressed disappointment with the government’s lack of action over rising attacks by Al-Shabaab in the region.
1:15 pm
Komora Mabudi Jilo, one of the four candidates set to be interviewed for the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) chairperson job, has passed away.
12:59 pm
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has hit out at journalists who constantly water down his ministry's efforts to curb insecurity saying he is willing to facilitate their transport to volatile areas for them to appreciate what police officers go through.
12:27 pm
Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu is set to remain in custody for one more month before the court rules on whether he can amend his appeal.
11:24 am
The National Police Service (NPS) has said that a Kenyan officer in Haiti is still missing following an ambush by a local gang on the Multinational Security Support (MSS) team.
10:28 am
Eugene Wamalwa and Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka are among those in court for the bail hearing of former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu.
9:45 am
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei on Wednesday, March 26, criticised Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen over rising insecurity, accusing him of incompetence in his role in the Cabinet.
8:57 am
A Kenyan, Stephen Munyakho, who was on death row in Saudi Arabia, is set to return home after the Muslim World League intervened and paid the necessary fines.
8:19 am
President William Ruto has taken a swipe at former Attorney General Justin Muturi, who is currently the Public Service Cabinet Secretary, terming him incompetent.
7:55 am
President William Ruto spoke with United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday evening to discuss the tense political situation in Somalia and South Sudan.
5:50 pm
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) chairperson candidate, Kakai Kissinger, proposes the use of technology in party nominations and the next general elections.
5:12 pm
NTSA restores its services, including vehicle registration, transfer ownership and logbook verification, which were unavailable for 5 hours noting, "We are pleased to inform you that our services are now fully restored. You can access our systems without interruption."
4:36 pm
The Central Bank of Kenya will be introducing a new tool that will allow banks to instantly receive any changes on the lending rates, while revealing that three banks remain behind in meeting the demands for core capital.
3:59 pm
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed clarifies that the federation sold 15,968 tickets of the available 18,000 regular Nyayo Stadium seats, dismissing claims that 22,000 tickets were sold out.
