Kenya Shipyards Limited is proposing an expansion of its operations at the Port of Mombasa through the establishment of a larger ship repair facility.
The proposed development aims to accommodate bigger international vessels and strengthen Kenya’s position in the regional maritime industry. It could also create opportunities for employment and technical skills development.
The government has announced plans to begin land acquisition for the KSh38 billion Kiambu Road expansion project.
The proposed development is expected to improve road capacity and ease traffic congestion along the Muthaiga-Kiambu route. Landowners along the affected sections have been placed on notice as preparations for the project continue.
The Kenya Revenue Authority is preparing to auction thousands of unclaimed goods held in its customs warehouses, including items stored at the Naivasha Inland Container Depot.
The authority has indicated that the auction process will take place within 30 days. The exercise is aimed at clearing warehouse space and disposing of goods that have remained unclaimed.
Residents of Turkana County have staged protests by blocking the Lodwar-Kitale Highway to demand government intervention over rising insecurity, killings and livestock theft.
The demonstrations reflect growing frustration among communities affected by violence and loss of property. Residents are calling for improved security operations and lasting solutions to protect lives and livelihoods.
The Kenyan shilling is approaching the KSh130 mark against the United States dollar after closing the trading week at approximately KSh129.96.
The exchange-rate movement is being closely watched by businesses, importers and consumers. Changes in currency value can influence the cost of imported goods, fuel and other essential products.
The Kenya Meteorological Department has forecast moderate to heavy rainfall across 29 counties between November 8 and November 12, 2026.
Residents have been encouraged to take precautions, particularly those living in flood-prone areas. Motorists have also been advised to exercise caution because heavy rainfall can reduce visibility and make roads dangerous.
The Football Kenya Federation has witnessed a major leadership shake-up after delegates voted to remove Vice-President McDonald Mariga and six other National Executive Committee members.
The decision followed a disrupted meeting in Meru, where police intervention and reported tear-gas incidents interrupted proceedings. The development has raised fresh questions about leadership and governance in Kenyan football.
The Kenyan government has launched a nationwide verification exercise to assess the progress of 51 major development programmes and projects.
The exercise aims to establish whether government-funded projects are delivering the intended results and improving the lives of citizens. It is also expected to strengthen accountability and improve the management of public resources.
The government has announced a new strategy to accelerate construction of the Rironi-Naivasha highway, with Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir targeting completion by the end of 2026.
The project is expected to improve transport, reduce congestion and ease movement along one of the country’s important transport corridors. Motorists have also been urged to exercise patience as construction activities continue.
Controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie has been sentenced to 200 years in prison over his involvement in the Shakahola Forest massacre. The court found him responsible for the deaths of followers who were encouraged to starve themselves in the belief that they would reach heaven.
The case, which shocked the country in 2023, has renewed calls for stronger government regulation of religious institutions and protection of vulnerable citizens. Twenty-eight accomplices were also convicted and handed prison sentences.
