The recent visa denial to Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) CEO Dr. Mohamud M. Gedi by the United States government has sent shockwaves through Kenya’s aviation sector and beyond. The decision, made under Section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, raises serious questions about integrity, security, and corruption within KAA. The denial comes at a
City lawyer and former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Nelson Havi has once again stirred controversy after making strong accusations against Supreme Court Judge Isaac Lenaola. Havi, who has been a vocal critic of the Judiciary’s conduct in recent months, openly accused Justice Lenaola of being corrupt and unfit to serve in any court
Schools across the country have been directed to open their doors on Friday, October 10, for learners to take part in a national tree planting exercise meant to mark Mazingira Day. The Ministry of Education issued a circular instructing all public and private schools to ensure that pupils attend school from 8:00 am to 12:00
Murang’a Senator Joe Nyutu has raised concern over a Ksh172 million payment made by the county’s Kang’ata Care health programme to the Social Health Authority, saying it is important for the Senate to find out how the money was used. He insisted that the public deserves to know whether the funds reached the poor families
Talks about Credit Bank have taken a worrying turn as new allegations continue to emerge about how the institution has been conducting its operations. Across social media, especially on X, conversations under the hashtag #CreditBankExposed have become a major topic of discussion, with users pointing out alleged illegal dealings, ignored court orders, and claims of
Kenya’s plan to achieve universal health coverage is now under serious threat as the Social Health Authority (SHA) struggles with a massive financial crisis. The institution, which was created to handle all public health insurance matters, is facing unpaid hospital bills amounting to about Sh76 billion. This situation has raised deep concerns among both lawmakers
Doctors across Kenya are preparing to down their tools later this month after the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) confirmed plans for a nationwide strike beginning October 25, 2025. The union said the decision comes after long-standing frustrations with both national and county governments over what it terms as neglect of the
The President of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), Faith Odhiambo, has formally resigned from a government panel established by President William Ruto to handle compensation for protest victims. Her departure follows weeks of intense pressure and accusations that her position as Vice Chairperson compromised the independence of the very legal body she leads. LSK
Health officials in Narok County are battling a cholera outbreak that has already claimed four lives and left dozens hospitalized. The victims, including three adults and one child, were from Mgingo, Majengo, and Oldonyo Rasha villages. The outbreak has sparked fear among residents, as 31 more people are receiving treatment in different hospitals across the
The circulation of a new photo online has stirred fresh discussions about a man who was featured in KTN’s explosive exposé “Cocaine Highway.” The investigation had shocked many Kenyans after it revealed how some airport officials and insiders allegedly help certain travelers bypass full security checks at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). In the newly