A Kiamaiko Member of County Assembly (MCA), Joseph Ndungu, has issued a stern warning about the increasing number of buildings with visible cracks in Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD), highlighting potential immediate danger to occupants and visitors.

• Visible structural damage has been observed on commercial properties in the busy city center.
• The Nairobi County Assembly committee was informed of a specific building at the junction of Mpangano and Shefrome streets exhibiting significant cracks.
• Remarks come amidst concerns over rapid urban growth and a previous revelation that 75 percent of buildings across the country are structurally unsafe.

Motorists are urging the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) to prevent an increase in fuel prices during the April 14, 2026 review, warning that higher costs would exacerbate the current economic strain on Kenyans.

• The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) highlighted that any price hike would worsen the cost of living for households and businesses already struggling with rising expenses.
• MAK suggested the government restore fuel subsidies removed by the President William Ruto administration.
• The association also raised concerns about potential benefits to private interests within the government-to-government fuel procurement system, estimating a possible Ksh43 per litre advantage.

Kenya has sufficient petrol stocks to last over 20 days, according to the Kenya Pipeline Corporation (KPC), aiming to alleviate public concerns about fuel shortages at some filling stations.

• KPC reports holding approximately 162.8 million litres of petrol, representing about 26 days of national daily consumption.
• The statement was made by KPC acting MD Pius Mwendwa before the Senate’s Energy Committee.
• Despite ample petrol reserves, some retail outlets are experiencing supply gaps, the cause of which remains unclear to KPC.