President Ruto's hand in millions splashed at ODM event: The Orange Democratic Movement's (ODM) Special National Delegates Convention held at Jamhuri Grounds, Nairobi, on March 27, 2026, sparked questions regarding its funding after an estimated Sh100 million was reportedly spent. Questions have been raised regarding the funding of the ODM event, with reports about State House bankrolling the convention including red carpet and hefty allowances for delegates. A faction of ODM, now led by Oburu Oginga, has announced plans to negotiate with President William Ruto, signaling a potential political shift ahead of the 2027 polls. Meanwhile, the ODM Linda Mwananchi team successfully held its People's National Delegates Convention at Ufungamano House in Nairobi despite a significant police presence aimed at disrupting the event. DP Kindiki vs Gachagua battle lines drawn in Mt Kenya: A fierce political battle is underway in Kenya's Mt Kenya region between Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and his predecessor Rigathi Gachagua, each vying for control of the crucial voting bloc ahead of the 2027 General Election. Internal divisions within the Jubilee Party have flared up after Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni dismissed an aspirants' forum in Nyeri as unauthorized, with Ngunjiri Wambugu calling for Kioni to be disciplined for meeting Gachagua. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has urged residents of the Mount Kenya region to accord President William Ruto a warm reception during his visits and refrain from heckling him. Gachagua has announced his intention to run for president in 2027, stating he will compete against President William Ruto.

NTSA Announces Crackdown After 15 Killed in Nyeri-Nyahururu Crash: The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is enhancing enforcement measures following a tragic road accident on the Nyeri–Nyahururu Road that resulted in 15 fatalities on Saturday, March 28. The accident occurred when a lorry carrying logs collided with a matatu near Dedan Kimathi University. Transport Cabinet Secretary Chirchir pledged a probe into the incident. At least 15 people died in the crash, with multiple versions of the story reporting the same fatality count. The accident has prompted increased enforcement and investigation measures. Ol Kalou MP David Kiaraho Dies During Treatment in Nairobi: Ol Kalou Member of Parliament David Kiaraho has passed away while undergoing treatment at Nairobi Hospital. The third-term lawmaker died on Sunday, March 29, as announced by Speaker of the National Assembly Moses Wetangula. President William Ruto led tributes following the MP's death. A funeral committee has been formed. This is at least the third story covering the same MP death, with one version mentioning specialized treatment in India. Murkomen Orders Crackdown in Ruto's Backyard Over Insecurity: Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has ordered a crackdown on rising goonism and impunity in Uasin Gishu, citing concerns over increased crime and political thuggery in Eldoret City. This comes as Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku separately assured Isiolo County residents of unwavering government commitment to public services and security amidst a crackdown on bandits, pledging to eliminate banditry within three months. High Court blocks government from prosecuting Nairobi Hospital leaders: The High Court has issued a significant conservatory order blocking the Kenyan government from arresting or prosecuting the top leadership of The Nairobi Hospital. Separately, a new report indicates that Nairobi continues to be a leading hub for real estate investment across Africa. President William Ruto is urging for intensified efforts to establish Kenya as a leading investment hub and a reliable international partner. Gachagua renews 2027 presidential bid, urges youth to register: Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has announced his intention to run for president in 2027, stating he will compete against President William Ruto. In a separate development, Gachagua urged residents of the Mount Kenya region to accord President William Ruto a warm reception during his visits and refrain from heckling him. Meanwhile, internal divisions within the Jubilee Party have flared up after Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni dismissed an aspirants' forum in Nyeri as unauthorized, with Ngunjiri Wambugu seeking disciplinary action against Kioni for meeting with Gachagua. At the same time, President William Ruto directed Kenyan ambassadors to actively counter negative portrayals of the country abroad, emphasizing the progress his administration is making. Three-year-old pupil dies under mysterious circumstances while at school: The family of a three-year-old pupil, Faiz Faraj, is seeking answers after their child died under mysterious circumstances while at school on Friday. In a similar tragic incident, a pupil was found dead in a school pond in Gilgil, Nakuru County, an event that has shaken the local community. Additionally, a family in Likoni, Mombasa is desperately searching for their three-year-old child who disappeared from home on March 20. These incidents raise concerns about child safety at educational institutions. Rising fuel costs begin to bite across key sectors: Kenya is experiencing the impact of rising fuel costs, which are beginning to affect various key sectors across the country, creating economic pressure for businesses and consumers. Simultaneously, a severe fertiliser shortage in Kenya's agricultural heartland is jeopardizing the nation's food security, forcing farmers to delay planting and seek costly alternatives. A tragic road accident on the Nyeri-Nyahururu road has resulted in multiple fatalities, highlighting infrastructure concerns.