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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, April 29, 2026Nairobi MCA Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Shisha Ban - April 2026
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Nairobi MCA Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Shisha Ban - April 2026

Nairobi County Assembly Health Committee Chairperson, Hon. Maurice Ochieng, is demanding stronger enforcement of the ban on shisha, citing its resurgence in residential areas and entertainment spots almost nine years after it was prohibited. Kenya Power has announced planned electricity outages across multiple regions, including Nairobi, North Rift, Western, Mt. Kenya, and Coast, on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The maintenance is routine and aims to improve power reliability. George Ruto's newly acquired matatu, branded "Baba Yaga," has been involved in a road crash just a week after beginning operations on the Rongai route.

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Nairobi MCA Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Shisha Ban Amid Rising Usage

Nairobi MCA Calls for Stricter Enforcement of Shisha Ban Amid Rising Usage

Nairobi County Assembly Health Committee Chairperson, Hon. Maurice Ochieng, is demanding stronger enforcement of the ban on shisha, citing its resurgence in residential areas and entertainment spots almost nine years after it was prohibited.

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Nairobi County Assembly Health Committee Chairperson, Hon. Maurice Ochieng, is demanding stronger enforcement of the ban on shisha, citing its resurgence in residential areas and entertainment spots almost nine years after it was prohibited.

  • The continued use of shisha poses a significant health risk, particularly to the youth in Nairobi.
  • Key figures involved include Hon. Maurice Ochieng, Chairperson of the Nairobi County Assembly Health Committee, and the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA).
  • Despite past raids and hundreds of arrests, the illegal shisha trade persists by operating in residential estates, moving beyond traditional entertainment venues.
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Kenya Power Announces Planned Outages Across Multiple Regions on April 29

Kenya Power Announces Planned Outages Across Multiple Regions on April 29

Kenya Power has announced planned electricity outages across multiple regions, including Nairobi, North Rift, Western, Mt. Kenya, and Coast, on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The maintenance is routine and aims to improve power reliability.

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Setback for George Ruto As Newly Acquired “Baba Yaga” Matatu Involved In Crash

Setback for George Ruto As Newly Acquired “Baba Yaga” Matatu Involved In Crash

George Ruto's newly acquired matatu, branded "Baba Yaga," has been involved in a road crash just a week after beginning operations on the Rongai route.

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George Ruto's newly acquired matatu, branded "Baba Yaga," has been involved in a road crash just a week after beginning operations on the Rongai route.

  • The matatu collided with a smaller taxi, sustaining noticeable damage to its front driver's side.
  • The vehicle is owned by George Ruto, the youngest son of President William Ruto.
  • Despite the incident, the matatu's crew assured the public of a swift repair and "comeback" to the road.
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Key Highlights

Kenya Power has announced planned electricity outages across multiple regions, including Nairobi, North Rift, Western, Mt. Kenya, and Coast, on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The maintenance is routine and aims to improve power reliability.

  • Outages will occur during the daytime, with specific timings varying by region.
  • Key affected areas include Spring Valley and Kilimani in Nairobi, Kesses in Uasin Gishu, Musaga in Kakamega, various locations in Nyeri County, and Mlundinyi in Taita-Taveta.
  • Customers are advised to plan and unplug sensitive appliances during the maintenance periods, which are expected to last several hours.