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28/02/2026

DISPUTES ERUPT IN MT. ELGON KNUT ELECTIONS:

Branch Polls Turn Tense as National Leadership Battle Intensifies.

Fresh tensions have been reported during branch elections of the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) in Mount Elgon, with local updates indicating disagreements during the voting process.

The branch-level developments come at a politically sensitive moment for the union, as preparations intensify for KNUT’s pivotal 2026 national elections.

28/02/2026

27/02/2026

"BILL CLINTON: DEFENDS HIMSELF IN HOUSE EPSTEIN INQUIRY".

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton told investigators from the U.S. House of Representatives that he “did nothing wrong” while addressing questions linked to the broader inquiry into convicted s*x offender Jeffrey Epstein and his network of associates.

During the testimony, Clinton was questioned about past contacts and travel records connected to Epstein. According to statements surrounding the inquiry, the former president denied any involvement in illegal activities and maintained that his interactions with Epstein were limited and did not involve wrongdoing.

The House investigation is part of a wider effort by lawmakers to clarify the extent of Epstein’s connections with influential figures and determine whether any individuals played a role in enabling or concealing his criminal operations.

27/02/2026

F R O M V E N O M T O V I S I O N :
C A N K E N Y A R E W R I T E T H E N A R R A T I V E ?

Mai Mahiu became more than a campaign stop — it became a mirror reflecting the kind of politics Kenya is slowly outgrowing.

As crowds gathered and microphones amplified familiar refrains, one question lingered in the air: are we building a nation, or recycling division? The era of ethnic mobilization once thrived on fear, loyalty, and inherited grievance. But today’s Kenya is restless.

It is younger, sharper, more connected — and increasingly unwilling to be boxed into tribal corners.
Development does not speak a dialect. Opportunity has no ethnicity. Hunger, unemployment, and broken infrastructure do not discriminate. The real battle is not tribe against tribe — it is stagnation versus progress.

Leadership in this century demands more than applause lines. It demands vision. It demands restraint. It demands the courage to unite even when division is politically convenient.

Kenya’s future will not be shaped by the loudest voice in the room — but by the clearest one. And clarity, now more than ever, is calling for unity over venom, policy over provocation, and nation over narrative.

26/02/2026

IEBC BARS MOBILE PHONES IN VOTING BOOTHS AHEAD OF ISIOLO SOUTH BY-ELECTION

Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has prohibited voters from carrying mobile phones into polling booths during the upcoming Isiolo South by-election scheduled for February 26, 2026, in a move aimed at protecting the secrecy and integrity of the ballot.

Speaking on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, ahead of the distribution of election materials to polling stations in Isiolo, IEBC Commissioner Moses Mukhwana said the directive was informed by incidents reported in recent by-elections. In those cases, some voters reportedly entered polling booths with their phones and photographed marked ballot papers.

The Commission noted that such actions undermine the constitutional principle of secret balloting and could expose voters to undue influence, coercion, or vote-buying schemes.

IEBC officials emphasized that the restriction is a preventive measure designed to uphold electoral transparency, maintain public confidence in the process, and ensure that voting remains free from external interference.

The Commission urged voters to comply with the guidelines and cooperate with polling officials to facilitate a smooth and credible by-election process.

26/02/2026

GOVERNMENT TO BUILD 28,000 HOUSES FOR PRISONS OFFICERS.

William Ruto: has directed the State Department for Housing and Urban Development to construct 28,000 housing units for officers serving in the Kenya Prisons Service.

This idea marks one of the most ambitious housing initiatives for correctional staff in the country’s history.

The directive reflects the government’s firm commitment to enhancing the welfare, morale, and productivity of prisons officers by ensuring access to decent, secure, and affordable housing.

The planned units will be developed under a structured framework aimed at addressing long-standing housing shortages within the service.

This transformative initiative aligns with the broader national agenda to strengthen public institutions through strategic infrastructure investment, improve working conditions for uniformed officers, and promote sustainable urban development.

By prioritizing dignified living standards for prisons personnel, the government is reinforcing its recognition of their critical role in maintaining law, order, and national security.

The project is expected to significantly reduce accommodation gaps while fostering stability and improved service delivery within the correctional system.

26/02/2026

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26/02/2026

Hon. Wafinya Ndeti - Governor Machakos County: Delivering Progress: State of the County Address Showcases Machakos’ Transformational Journey.

In line with Section 30(2)(k) of the County Governments Act, which requires governors to present an annual report on the state of their counties, today I had the honor of delivering the State of the County Address at the Machakos County Assembly.

During the address, I outlined the significant progress and key milestones achieved since assuming office in Machakos County. Across all departments of the County Government, we have made measurable strides that reflect our dedication to transparent leadership, improved service delivery, and inclusive development in every ward.

Our development agenda continues to be guided by the vision of “Chakula Mezani, Pesa Mfukoni” — ensuring food security while expanding economic opportunities for our people. Through focused investments and strategic programs, we remain committed to building a county where growth is shared, livelihoods are strengthened, and every resident benefits from meaningful progress.

26/02/2026

Hope Cannot Be Besieged: A Message of Strength form Uganda’s People Power Movement leader.

They may surround the house, but they cannot surround the dream.

True leadership is not measured by walls or gates, but by the courage and hope a leader sparks in the people. Stand firm, Bobi Wine.

Even when pressure rises, the spirit of the people remains free and unbreakable. 💪🇺🇬