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Kenya News - Sunday, May 10, 2026
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Kenya News - Sunday, May 10, 2026

Gor Mahia eyes KPL title as Kenya Police FC gears up for a clash, while Sofapaka faces relegation, stirring disappointment among stars. Skating champion Kelvin Kiarie gets government sponsorship for World Skate Games. Senators probe alleged misuse of Sh42 billion county climate funds as Nairobi braces for traffic disruptions ahead of the France-Africa Summit. Samuel Nyagah clinches UDA nomination for Ol'Kalou amid a call for high voter turnout. NTSA is moving to digital logbooks, while Machakos faces transport paralysis. Kabras Sugar and KCB are set for a Kenya Cup rugby final showdown, following Kenya Pipeline's victory in women's volleyball.

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NPS defends dismissal of 18 pregnant recruits amid backlash
NPS defends dismissal of 18 pregnant police recruits amid backlash
NPS dismisses Kiganjo affairs claims, says recruits were already pregnant
NPS Explains Reports Pregnant Kiganjo Recruits Had Affairs Inside Campus
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NPS Defends Dismissing 18 Pregnant Recruits From Kiganjo College - May 2026

The National Police Service has defended its decision to dismiss 18 pregnant police recruits from the National Police College in Kiganjo, stating the dismissals were based on medical fitness requirements and not misconduct. The NPS has refuted claims that female recruits were discontinued due to pregnancies resulting from affairs within the institution. The service has addressed reports suggesting the pregnancies occurred during training, maintaining that the recruits were already pregnant when admitted. This is not the first time the NPS has addressed the controversy, with multiple statements issued amid public backlash.

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Junior Starlets intensify preparations for Uganda U-17 World Cup qualifier
Safaricom Chapa Dimba season 5 launched in Kisumu to nurture football talent
Brookhouse reign supreme in the Ringo School tournament
Junior Starlets urged to stay confident ahead of World Cup qualifier game against Uganda
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Junior Starlets Intensify Preparations for Uganda U-17 World Cup Qualifier - May 2026

Kenya's Junior Starlets are stepping up their training for a crucial 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup qualifier against Uganda's Teen Cranes. The team is being encouraged to maintain confidence as they prepare for this important match. In a separate development, Safaricom launched the 5th season of the Chapa Dimba football tournament in Kisumu, aiming to discover and nurture young football talent across the country. Meanwhile, Brookhouse School emerged victorious at the Ringo School tournament, showcasing the continued development of youth sports in Kenya.

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Kabras Sugar win fifth straight Kenya Cup title after defeating rivals KCB in Kakamega
Kabras Sugar RFC crowned 2025/26 Kenya Cup champions after beating KCB 14-8 in Kakamega
Kabras Sugar yashinda taji la Kenya katika raga ya wachezaji 7 kila upande
Kabras RFC clinch fifth straight Kenya Cup title after victory over KCB
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Why is Kenya still losing at least 15 mothers and 92 newborns every day?
Unpacked: Is Kenya truly protecting the dignity of mothers and newborns?
Motherhood's silent struggle: Why mothers begin to go through mental distress after giving birth
Mashaka ya afya ya uzazi nchini
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President Ruto calls on Kenyans to set aside divisive politics
Ruto defends education reforms, says sector challenges addressed
Atwoli says Gachagua is a tribalist
Kenya Kwanza leaders challenge Bishop Ong’Injo, accuse Uhuru of political envy
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Six people left dead following deadly ambush on a bus by suspected gunmen in Mandera County
Six people killed as gunmen spray a matatu with bullets in Mandera
Rescue teams continue searching for survivors trapped beneath collapsed building debris in Kajiado
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Nairobi County Wins Tax Dispute After Tribunal Dismisses Sh8.3bn KRA Claim: The Tax Appeals Tribunal has significantly reduced a Sh8.3 billion tax demand by the Kenya Revenue Authority against the Nairobi City County Government, ruling that the assessment was largely unsupported. In a separate legal matter, Kenyan businesswoman Mary Wambui Mungai is suing Google in the Kiambu High Court, seeking to remove links to past news stories about a Sh2.2 billion tax evasion case that was withdrawn, citing her right to be forgotten. Meanwhile, Safaricom has been ordered by the High Court to pay innovator Peter Nthei Muoki Sh1.4 billion in copyright infringement damages over its M-Pesa child wallet product.

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Kindiki Needed No IEBC Clearance to Be Deputy President, AG Says: The Attorney-General has argued in court that judges cannot overturn Parliament's impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, asserting the process is a political decision. The AG defended the nomination of Prof Kithure Kindiki as DP, stating it requires only National Assembly approval, not clearance from the IEBC. This legal argument comes as Kenya Revenue Authority Chairman Ndiritu Muriithi has announced he will not join Rigathi Gachagua's Democratic Citizens Party, instead forming a new party to run for the Laikipia governor seat. Amisi Claims Ruto Plotting to Dismantle ODM Before 2027 Polls: Saboti MP Caleb Amisi alleges President William Ruto is plotting to dismantle the Orange Democratic Movement before the 2027 General Election, potentially preventing ODM from appearing on the ballot. Former Chief Justice David Maraga warned that re-electing Ruto in 2027 would be a disaster due to rampant corruption and costly mega-projects. ODM Party Leader Oburu Oginga has broken his two-week silence, assuring the public he is well and has a plan to revamp the party. At the same time, Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya and several UDA legislators are advocating for a six-piece voting pattern in the Coast region, urging residents to vote for all UDA candidates in the next general election.

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KCB Seeks Kenya Cup Revenge Against Kabras in Weekend Finals: KCB Rugby seeks revenge against defending champions Kabras Sugar in the Kenya Cup final, with Kabras aiming for a record-breaking fifth consecutive title. Meanwhile, in football, AFC Leopards aim to close the gap on league leaders Gor Mahia as the SportPesa Premier League season intensifies. Nairobi City Thunder travels to Eldoret and Kisumu for crucial KBF Premier League matches to extend their winning streak. In volleyball, DCI, Kenya Pipeline, and KCB Bank secured victories in the KVF Women's National League, while KDF and Postbank faltered.

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Gor Mahia close in on KPL title ahead of Kenya Police clash: Kenya Premier League leaders Gor Mahia are on the brink of securing the league title as they prepare to face Kenya Police this weekend. Kenya Police FC secured a dominant victory, taking all three points in their recent match against Murang'a Seals. Kevin Wangaya has been named the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League Player of the Month for his outstanding performance. Meanwhile, Kenyan football stars Ezekiel Odera and Patrick Oboya voiced deep disappointment following the relegation of Sofapaka from the top tier of Kenyan football. Tusker FC head coach Julien Mette expressed frustration over time wasted in Kenyan football, suggesting it hinders development. Government to sponsor skating champion Kelvin Kiarie for World Skate Games: The Kenyan government has announced its commitment to sponsor skating champion Kelvin Kiarie as he prepares to compete in the upcoming World Skate Games. Alumni of Maseno School have launched an ambitious Ksh 2 billion rehabilitation project for their alma mater, a school with a rich 120-year history. The government is also seeking foreign funding to accelerate the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from Narok to Malaba. These initiatives represent government-backed sponsorship programs spanning sports and infrastructure development. Senators Raise Alarm Over Misuse of Sh42 Billion County Climate Adaptation Funds: Kenyan Senators are sounding the alarm over the alleged misuse of approximately Sh42 billion allocated for county climate adaptation initiatives. Several Nairobi roads will experience significant traffic disruptions and closures starting May 29th through May 31st ahead of the France-Africa Summit. Kenyan leaders are currently assessing the nation's readiness to host the upcoming Africa Forward Summit, reviewing infrastructure and logistical arrangements. Counties in Kenya are being urged to forge stronger partnerships with the private sector to stimulate economic growth across the nation. Samuel Nyagah clinches UDA nomination for Ol'Kalou seat: Samuel Nyagah has won the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) nomination for the Ol'Kalou parliamentary seat, securing the opportunity to compete in the upcoming by-election to fill the vacancy left by the late area MP. The by-election is scheduled for July 16. Rigathi Gachagua, leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), is urging a significant voter turnout for the party's primaries in Ol Kalou Constituency. Samuel Muchina Nyagah has also won UDA party nominations and will be their candidate in the same by-election, creating a contested race between multiple candidates from the same party. NTSA to phase out physical logbooks in shift to digital system: The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is set to transition from physical motor vehicle logbooks to a new digital e-logbook system, with implementation expected within one month. In Machakos County, transport was paralyzed for a second consecutive day as matatu operators withdrew their vehicles from the central park. Meanwhile, a severe under-staffing crisis is crippling Kenya's public service, leading to operational inefficiencies and impacting service delivery across government agencies. The NTSA digital transformation represents a significant modernization effort in the transport sector. Kabras Sugar face KCB in Kenya Cup final showdown at Kakamega: The Kenya Cup Rugby League finals are scheduled to take place at the Kakamegia Showground featuring a highly anticipated matchup between Kabras Sugar and KCB RFC. Kenya Pipeline emerged victorious in women's volleyball, defeating Postbank 3-1 in the KVF Women's League at Nyayo National Stadium. The volleyball league continued with four matches where top teams secured dominant victories over their respective opponents. Separately, KCB is set to battle Kabras Sugar in what promises to be a thrilling Kenya Cup final.

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Kabras Sugar Win Fifth Straight Kenya Cup Title After Defeating Rivals KCB in Kakamega - May 2026

Kabras Sugar has secured their fifth consecutive Kenya Cup title after defeating rivals KCB in a thrilling final held in Kakamega. The team has established themselves as the dominant force in Kenyan rugby, with this victory adding to their impressive streak. This comes as Kabras Sugar also claimed the Kenya Cup title in the rugby sevens tournament for the fifth consecutive time, marking a significant achievement in the sport's history. The rivalry between Kabras and KCB has become a defining feature of Kenyan rugby, with both teams consistently competing at the highest level.

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Kenya Faces Maternal and Newborn Health Crisis With 15 Mothers and 92 Newborns Dying Daily - May 2026

Kenya faces a severe and persistent maternal and newborn health crisis, with at least 15 mothers and 92 newborns dying daily, underscoring a critical failure despite ongoing healthcare investments. An NTV Kenya report probes the extent to which Kenya is upholding the dignity of mothers and newborns, highlighting systemic challenges in reproductive healthcare. Additionally, a significant number of women experience mental distress both during pregnancy and in the initial period following childbirth, challenging the often-idealized portrayal of motherhood. Kenya faces a significant reproductive and child health crisis, with a staggering number of maternal and infant deaths occurring daily despite ongoing investments in healthcare.

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President Ruto Calls on Kenyans to Set Aside Divisive Politics - May 2026

President William Ruto has urged Kenyans to move past divisive politics and foster unity, cooperation, and self-confidence for national progress. The President also defended recent education reforms implemented by his administration, asserting that persistent challenges within the sector have been successfully tackled. Meanwhile, Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) Secretary-General Francis Atwoli has strongly criticized Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, labeling him a tribalist who lacks genuine concern for the welfare of ordinary Kenyans. Kenya Kwanza leaders have challenged Anglican Bishop Charles Ong'Injo of Kisumu regarding the state of education, questioning his public commentary and suggesting he choose between the pulpit and politics.

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Six People Killed in Deadly Ambush on Bus by Suspected Gunmen in Mandera County - May 2026

A horrific ambush on a bus in Mandera County has resulted in the deaths of six people, with suspected gunmen targeting the public transport vehicle. In a separate brutal attack, six people were killed after gunmen opened fire on a matatu in Mandera. Rescue teams are actively searching for survivors trapped under the debris of a collapsed building in Kajiado, highlighting ongoing security and safety concerns in different regions of Kenya.

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