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HomeDaily NewsSaturday, March 14, 2026
Kenya News - Saturday, March 14, 2026
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Kenya News - Saturday, March 14, 2026

Deputy President Gachagua has reportedly clashed with Interior CS Kindiki over leadership, while Gachagua and Kalonzo Musyoka are said to be planning a 'Kibaki-style victory'. The Court of Appeal has stayed a ruling on President Ruto's 21 advisors. Former CS Raphael Tuju faced forceful eviction from his Karen property by police, amid a dispute over his restaurant. In football, Posta Rangers beat Kenya Police 2-0, easing relegation fears. Meanwhile, Mathare families rebuild after devastating floods, as flood alerts raise concerns in Nairobi, with KTN News investigating political maneuvering behind the disaster.

31 stories across 11 topics
Updated 6:18 PM

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Solberg maintains lead as Toyota dominates again
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Solberg Maintains Narrow Lead in WRC Safari Rally Naivasha

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Oliver Solberg of Sweden holds a one‑second lead after Day 2 of the 2026 WRC Safari Rally in Naivasha. Toyota crews continue to dominate the top positions, with Sébastien Ogier closing in after Solberg suffered a tire puncture earlier in the day. Changing weather and muddy stages have made driving conditions particularly demanding. In a related development, Toyota Gazoo Racing driver Takamoto Katsuta described a double front puncture at Kedong' Two as the worst of his career at the Safari Rally. Meanwhile, the top three drivers are separated by just 12 seconds after stage nine, highlighting how closely contested the 2026 Safari Rally has become. Turning to the economic impact, the rally has brought significant activity to Nakuru County, with Naivasha experiencing a surge in business and tourism during the event.

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Court of Appeal Allows President Ruto’s Advisers to Remain in Office Pending Appeal
Court of Appeal Rules on Ruto's 21 Advisors
Questions Mount After Surprise Court Decision Favouring Ruto
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Court of Appeal Allows Ruto’s Advisers to Remain in Office Pending Appeal - March 2026

The Court of Appeal in Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional. The Court of Appeal has temporarily suspended a High Court ruling that declared President William Ruto's 21 advisers unconstitutional. Questions have mounted after this surprise court decision favoring Ruto, with the temporary suspension allowing advisors to remain in office pending appeal.

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Fromer Trade CS Issues Warning Amid Reports of Fuel Rationing in Nairobi
EPRA Announces Fuel Prices for March to April 2026
Ndindi Nyoro Warns of Possible Fuel Price Hike Ahead of EPRA Review
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Former Trade CS Warns of Fuel Rationing in Nairobi Amid Middle East Disruptions - March 2026

Kenya faces potential fuel rationing due to disruptions in the Middle East, with Trade Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria warning of an impending oil shock impacting Africa most severely. At the same time, EPRA announced that fuel prices for the March-April cycle will remain unchanged, easing public anxiety. Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has also warned of an impending fuel price hike, alleging a secret government plot to increase prices despite current fuel stock being imported at lower costs.

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Atwoli re-elected COTU secretary general for sixth term
Fears for press freedom as billionaire takes control of NMG
CoA allows President Ruto’s advisers to remain in office pending appeal
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Atwoli Re-elected COTU Secretary General for Sixth Term - March 2026

Francis Atwoli has been re-elected as the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya) for an unprecedented sixth term, securing his leadership until 2031. Concerns are simultaneously being raised about press freedom in East Africa following the acquisition of Nation Media Group (NMG), a major media conglomerate, by politically connected billionaire Rostam Aziz. Meanwhile, the Court of Appeal of Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional and allowing them to remain in office pending appeal.

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Is Dubai’s glossy image under threat? Not everyone thinks so
US easing of Russia oil sanctions draws criticism
Judge says ‘no evidence’ to justify Federal Reserve probe
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Dubai Image Under Threat From Iran Conflict Attacks - March 2026

Dubai's image of safety is being tested by recent drone and missile attacks linked to the Iran conflict, with some debris hitting the city, including near luxury hotels and the airport. The United States has temporarily eased sanctions on Russian oil to address global energy supply issues, a move met with strong criticism from European allies. A US judge has separately blocked an investigation into the Federal Reserve, ruling that the Department of Justice presented no evidence to justify its demands for information.

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SHA begins disbursing Sh11.1bn to hospitals for claims
EPRA maintains fuel prices unchanged despite Iran war
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SHA Begins Disbursing Sh11.1bn to Hospitals for Claims - March 2026

The Social Health Authority (SHA) has started disbursing Sh11.1 billion to hospitals across Kenya to settle approved claims under the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), aiming to alleviate financial strain on healthcare providers. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has decided to maintain current fuel pump prices for the upcoming month, despite a recent surge in global oil prices attributed to tensions in the Middle East involving Iran. Separately, KCB Group is targeting market entry into Ethiopia by the end of 2026 through the acquisition of a local bank, having finalized its shortlisting process and identified a potential target entity.

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Posta Rangers beat Kenya Police 2-0 to ease relegation fears
Rangers Beat Kenya Police 2–0 at Kasarani Annex
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Nairobi United Confident Ahead of Sofapaka Clash
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Posta Rangers Beat Kenya Police 2-0 to Ease Relegation Fears - March 2026

Posta Rangers secured a crucial 2-0 victory against defending champions Kenya Police FC in a Kenya Premier League match at Kasarani Annex, significantly easing their relegation concerns. The same match was reported in Swahili as Posta defeating the reigning champions SportPesa Police 2-0 at Kasarani Annex. Separately, Nairobi United expressed strong confidence ahead of their upcoming match against Sofapaka, while the league scheduled eight matches for the weekend including Bandari vs Mara Sugar.

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Gachagua amshambulia Kindiki akidai alinyakua nafasi yake ya uongozi
Ruku to Kalonzo: Show us what you have done
The Star News Brief: Kalonzo, Rigathi plot ‘Kibaki-style victory’ strategy
Shoka la KTN: Uchunguzi wafichua siasa nyuma ya majanga ya mafuriko
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Gachagua Attacks Kindiki Over Leadership Role - March 2026

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has reportedly attacked Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki, accusing him of usurping his leadership role. Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has separately challenged Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka, questioning his effectiveness in the Ukambani region. Meanwhile, Kalonzo Musyoka and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua are reportedly strategizing for a 'Kibaki-style victory' in upcoming political realignments, with the two leaders meeting to discuss strategies for a potential political alliance.

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Police officers seal off former cs Raphael Tuju’s Karen property
Raphael Tuju says over 50 police men invaded his Dari park property in Karen
Raphael Tuju aandikia barua Jaji Mkuu kulalamikia mnada wa mkahawa wake Karen
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Raphael Tuju Sealed Off From Karen Property by Armed Police - March 2026

Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju was forcibly removed from his Karen property by armed police on Saturday morning, who then sealed off the premises. Tuju alleges that over 50 police officers forcefully entered his property in the Dari Park area of Karen. In a separate development, Tuju wrote to Chief Justice Martha Koome to protest the auctioning of his restaurant. The property dispute represents a significant enforcement action against a former government minister.

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Concept behind new tyre technology shaping racing in Naivasha
Why rain is a driver's worst nightmare at the WRC 2026 Safari Rally
WRC 2026 Safari Rally: Speedster Leonardo Varese proves to be fans' favourite in Naivasha
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Takamoto Describes Double Front Puncture at Kedong' Two - March 2026

Takamoto Katsuta of Toyota Gazoo Racing Team described the double front puncture he experienced at Kedong' Two during the WRC Safari Rally Kenya on Friday afternoon as the worst in his career at this event. The 2026 Safari Rally in Naivasha is showcasing new tyre technology designed to handle extreme off-road conditions, with Hankook Tire introducing a successful new soft gravel tyre specification. Rain created significant challenges for drivers, turning what is typically an exciting race into a nightmare with unpredictable and treacherous conditions, transforming stage conditions from dust to treacherous mud and water. Meanwhile, Oliver Solberg of Sweden maintains a slim one-second lead after Day 2, as Toyota crews dominate the top positions. Local rally driver Leonardo Varese has drawn thousands of spectators to the stages, becoming a crowd favourite.

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CoA Allows President Ruto's Advisers to Remain in Office Pending Appeal: The Court of Appeal of Kenya has granted a temporary reprieve to President William Ruto's 21 advisors, suspending a High Court ruling that declared their offices unconstitutional. The appellate court issued the reprieve pending an appeal of the original ruling. Separately, concerns are being raised about press freedom in East Africa following the acquisition of Nation Media Group (NMG), a major media conglomerate, by politically connected billionaire Rostam Aziz. Meanwhile, Francis Atwoli has been re-elected as the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya) for an unprecedented sixth term, securing his leadership until 2031.

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Solberg Maintains Narrow Lead in WRC Safari Rally Naivasha: Oliver Solberg of Sweden holds a one‑second lead after Day 2 of the 2026 WRC Safari Rally in Naivasha. Toyota crews continue to dominate the top positions, with Sébastien Ogier closing in after Solberg suffered a tire puncture earlier in the day. Changing weather and muddy stages have made driving conditions particularly demanding. In a related development, Toyota Gazoo Racing driver Takamoto Katsuta described a double front puncture at Kedong' Two as the worst of his career at the Safari Rally. Meanwhile, the top three drivers are separated by just 12 seconds after stage nine, highlighting how closely contested the 2026 Safari Rally has become. Turning to the economic impact, the rally has brought significant activity to Nakuru County, with Naivasha experiencing a surge in business and tourism during the event.

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Gachagua Attacks Kindiki Over Leadership Role: Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has reportedly attacked Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki, accusing him of usurping his leadership role. Kalonzo Musyoka and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua are reportedly strategizing for a 'Kibaki-style victory' in upcoming political realignments. The two leaders met to discuss strategies for a potential political alliance. Court of Appeal Allows Ruto's 21 Advisors to Stay: The Court of Appeal in Kenya has suspended a High Court ruling that declared President William Ruto's 21 advisors unconstitutional, allowing them to remain in office while the appeal is processed. Police Officers Seal Off Former CS Raphael Tuju's Karen Property: Former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju was forcibly removed from his Karen property by armed police who sealed off the premises. Tuju alleges that over 50 police officers forcefully entered his property. He has written to Chief Justice Martha Koome to protest the auctioning of his restaurant. The property dispute represents a significant legal and property rights issue involving a former government minister. Posta Rangers Beat Kenya Police 2-0 to Ease Relegation Fears: Posta Rangers secured a crucial 2-0 victory against defending champions Kenya Police FC in a Kenya Premier League match, significantly easing their relegation concerns. The match took place at Kasarani Annex. Meanwhile, Nairobi United has expressed strong confidence ahead of their upcoming match against Sofapaka. The league has eight matches scheduled across the weekend, including Bandari vs Mara Sugar. Mathare Families Start New Chapter After Devastating 2024 Floods Destroyed Homes: Families in Mathare are beginning anew after the devastating 2024 floods destroyed their homes, forcing them to relocate and rebuild their lives. Concerns are escalating in Nairobi following a heavy rainfall and flood alert. An investigation by KTN News has revealed political maneuvering behind the recent devastating floods in Kenya, suggesting political interests may have contributed to or exacerbated the disaster's impact.

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Mathare Families Rebuild After 2024 Floods Destroyed Homes - March 2026

Families in Mathare are beginning anew after the devastating 2024 floods destroyed their homes, forcing them to relocate and rebuild their lives. An investigation by KTN News revealed political maneuvering behind the recent devastating floods in Kenya, suggesting political interests may have contributed to or exacerbated the disaster's impact. Concerns are escalating in Nairobi following a heavy rainfall and flood alert, triggering widespread worry among residents about potential disaster.

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