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Politics
Gen Z Political Movement Registers as Formal Party Ahead of 2027 Vote
The youth-led movement that upended Kenyan politics in 2024 has formalised into a registered political party, naming accountability and fiscal transparency as its founding pillars.
Governors Forum Demands Ksh 400 Billion County Allocation in 2027 Budget
The Council of Governors has formally demanded Ksh 400 billion in the forthcoming 2027/28 budget, warning of a service delivery collapse if the Treasury ignores their submission.
Kenya's Senate Passes Constitutional Amendment Bill on Devolution Funding
The Senate has passed a landmark bill guaranteeing counties a minimum 35 per cent share of national revenue, reshaping the fiscal architecture of Kenya's devolution framework.
Kenya's 2027 Budget Consultation Process Opens with Public Participation Forums
Kenya's National Treasury launches grassroots budget consultations for the 2027/28 financial year, promising the most inclusive public participation process in the country's fiscal history.
Nairobi Governor's Plan to Ban Boda Bodas from CBD Sparks Protests
Nairobi Governor Sakaja's proposal to exclude motorcycle taxis from the city centre has triggered street protests and a strike threat from Kenya's three million boda boda operators.
Kenya's Foreign Affairs Ministry Opens Five New Embassies in Strategic Regions
Kenya expands its diplomatic footprint with five new embassies, targeting Gulf investment corridors, South-East Asia trade links and emerging African markets.
Kenyatta Family Land Dispute Reignites as Court Rules on Historical Claims
The High Court's ruling on land parcels linked to the Kenyatta family estate reopens one of Kenya's most contested chapters in historical land injustices.
Lands Ministry Launches Digital Title Deed System to Cut Fraud and Delays
Kenya's Lands Ministry goes fully digital with title deed processing, using blockchain-backed records to tackle fraud that costs landowners billions of shillings annually.
Kenya's Inspector General Orders Nationwide Police Reform Audit
Inspector General Douglas Kanja launches a sweeping audit of all 47 county police commands, targeting systemic corruption, brutality complaints and staffing imbalances.