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Jubilee Leaders Warn of National Stability Risks, Call for Rejection of Finance Bill 2026

The Jubilee Party has accused the government of economic mismanagement and rising fuel costs, warning that Kenya is “walking into a crisis.” Party leaders led by Fred Matiang’i have called for the rejection of the Finance Bill 2026, citing worsening cost of living, alleged governance failures and growing public anger over transport disruptions.

UDA Defends Fuel Price Adjustments, Assures Kenyans of Fuel Stability Amid Global Oil Crisis

UDA has defended the latest fuel price adjustments, saying government interventions have helped stabilise fuel supply and cushion Kenyans from the effects of the global oil crisis triggered by international conflicts and disruptions in key supply routes.

UDA Issues Ol Kalou By-Election Ticket to Samuel Muchina and Endorses Party Unity Ahead of Polls

UDA has issued the Ol Kalou Constituency by-election nomination certificate to Samuel Muchina Nyagah, with party leaders expressing confidence in victory and calling for peaceful campaigns focused on development and service delivery.

Konza Technopolis Hosts Landmark IPDAYS Forum to Strengthen Africa Startup Collaboration

Konza Technopolis hosted the inaugural IPDAYS Nairobi x Silicon Savannah Startup Fair 2026, bringing together stakeholders from Kenya, Tunisia, and Egypt to strengthen cross-border startup collaboration under the AfCFTA framework, with leaders calling for deeper innovation partnerships, investment, and ecosystem support.

Kenya Launches Nursing Policies and National Awards Scheme to Strengthen Healthcare Workforce.

NAIROBI, May 12, 2026 — The Government of Kenya has unveiled new nursing policy frameworks and a national awards scheme during the International Nurses Week celebrations in Nairobi. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale announced plans to establish a new Directorate of Nursing to elevate professional representation. However, the National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) balanced the celebrations by demanding direct Exchequer payments to fix severe county salary delays and called for full inclusion in the ongoing Social Health Authority (SHA) rollout