Asian stock markets jumped on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said the US will leave Iran in “two to three weeks” regardless of whether a deal is struck with Tehran. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index gained by 4.9%, while the Kospi in South Korea rose by 8.6% in afternoon trading. But both indexes are still trading lower […] The post Asia stocks jump after Trump suggests Iran war could end in weeks appeared first on KBC Digital.

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper Greg Etafia has revealed that Stanley Nwabali will join a new club this summer, reports Completesports.com. Nwabali parted ways with South African club Chippa United in February after mutually agreeing to terminate his contract. The 29-year-old has yet to secure a move to a new club. Etafia On Nwabali “When I [...] The post Nwabali Has Offers, Will Join New Club In Summer — Etafia appeared first on Complete Sports.

DP Kindiki said it is wrong for the politicians to spell doom for a huge project benefitting millions of Kenyans, saying the previous NHIF coverage only covered 7 million Kenyans locking out many more in need of medical insurance.

Treasury Principal Secretary Kiptoo revealed that the projected deficit marks a sharp rise from the Sh901 billion approved in the June 2025 budget.

Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir, speaking in Mombasa during the opening of the Inaugural Regional Highway Safety Investors Conference 2026, said the move is aimed at reducing road accidents while enhancing efficiency in the movement of goods and people.

The commission also urged affected individuals to reach out to its regional offices for assistance.

Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella has disclosed that it was a big mistake for the club to sack Enzo Maresca as manager. Speaking while on international duty, he argued the change created instability and left the squad lacking experience in key matches, notably their Champions League defeat to PSG. “When a manager gives you that confidence [...] The post Cucurella: Sacking Maresca Was A Big Mistake appeared first on Complete Sports.

Ahead of the Liverpool vs Man City clash, it has been confirmed Andy Robertson will depart the Reds. The confirmation that Andy Robertson will leave Liverpool at the end of this season, with Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Tottenham and Celtic among the clubs monitoring his availability, reinforces a picture of a defensive unit that is […] The post Ahead of Liverpool vs Man City, Andy Robertson’s Exit Confirms Defence is Being Rebuilt appeared first on Gooner Daily.

the party’s National Elections Board announced that the exercise, which had initially been slated for April 9, will now be conducted on April 23, 2026, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

PSC Chairman Francis Meja said the Commission’s verification systems are outdated, slow and costly.

The killing immediately sparked suspicion within the local community, with some residents alleging that the attackers were of Somali origin, although authorities have not confirmed these claims.

Kennedy Boboye has denied allegations of verbally abusing and intimidating match officials following Bendel Insurance’s 2-2 draw against Plateau United for which he has been handed a steep penalty by the League. In an interview with Brila.net, Boboye insisted his interaction with the referee was limited to a question over a controversial late decision.   [...] The post Boboye Denies Misconduct Allegations, Set to Appeal NPFL Ban appeared first on Latest Sports News In Nigeria.

One of the officers claims he went for a short call but later suspects he was drugged and lost consciousness.

World football governing body FIFA and Confederation of African Football (CAF) have sent congratulatory messages to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) for qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. DR Congo are the latest team to book their spot at this year’s competition, after their 1-0 win against Jamaica, following extra time, in [...] The post FIFA, CAF Congratulate DR Congo On 2026 World Cup Qualification appeared first on Complete Sports.

Emergency response teams were deployed immediately to contain the blaze, and authorities confirmed there were no reported casualties.

The government has released architectural designs for a state-of-the-art market at Gikomba, signaling a new era for one of East Africa’s largest trading hubs. This follows a major overnight demolition exercise on Monday, March 30, 2026, where authorities cleared structures near the Nairobi River after the expiration of a 30-day eviction notice. President William Ruto confirmed a massive investment for the project, which aims to provide a permanent solution to the congestion and frequent fires that have plagued the area for decades. “We are going to build a modern market. One that you have not seen. We must pay attention The post First Look: Government Unveils Designs for KSh3 Billion Gikomba Modern Market appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Super Eagles legend Sunday Oliseh has attributed Italy’s failure to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup to lack of talent. It was heartbreak once again for Italy after they lost 4-1 on penalties to Bosnia & Herzegovina, in Tuesday’s European qualifying play-off. The game, which saw Italy play with 10 men from the second [...] The post Why Italy Are Struggling To Qualify For World Cup —Oliseh appeared first on Complete Sports.

President William Ruto will make history this April as the first sitting head of state to address a Kenyan county assembly. Following an official invitation from the Members of the County Assembly (MCAs), the president has confirmed he will speak at the Nairobi City County Assembly on Thursday, April 9. According to Chief of Staff Felix Koskei, the address follows the signing of the National Government-Nairobi County Cooperation Pact at State House nearly two months ago. That agreement has sparked intense public debate regarding how the capital city and the national government will function together moving forward. The event will The post President Ruto Set to Address Nairobi County Assembly for the First Time appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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Mathira Member of Parliament Eric Wamumbi has pledged to accompany the family of the late Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua to State House. This move aims to resolve a simmering inheritance dispute involving the late governor’s brother, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In a video address on Monday, March 30, 2026, Wamumbi explained that the family approached him for help, alleging that they have been unfairly blocked from accessing assets belonging to the former governor. The lawmaker confirmed he intends to lead the family members to the house on the hill later this week to seek an audience regarding the matter. The post State House Meeting Looms in Nderitu Gachagua Estate Battle appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

The High Court has intervened in the ongoing power struggle at Nairobi Hospital, issuing conservatory orders that shield several directors and top officials from arrest and prosecution. This legal reprieve pauses all state-led criminal actions related to the facility’s governance and management until the court hears a formal petition challenging those actions. Justice Bahati Mwamuye delivered the decisive ruling, which specifically restrains state agencies from pursuing the petitioners over matters tied to the hospital’s internal administration. “A conservatory order be and is hereby issued 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Respondents from summoning, arresting, detaining, charging, prosecuting, or continuing the prosecution of The post Legal Twist in Nairobi Hospital Power Struggle as High Court Halts Criminal Case appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Kenya has cleared a major hurdle in its race to host continental football after the sports ministry confirmed Tuesday that the government paid the USD 30 million (KSh 3.9 billion) hosting fee for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). This payment ends weeks of speculation regarding the country’s commitment to the tournament and secures its standing with the continental governing body. Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya announced that the nation has now satisfied every condition established by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). “Kenya has fully met its financial and institutional obligations to CAF, marking a decisive step toward co-hosting The post Kenya Pays $30 Million AFCON Hosting Fee, Launches Final Preparation Phase appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

The Kenyan boxing community is mourning the loss of 38-year-old Jacob “Jack Spoiler” Oyoko, who tragically collapsed during a professional match at the Mumias Cultural Centre in Kakamega County this past Saturday. Reuben Ndolo, President of the Kenya Professional Boxing Commission (KPBC), confirmed the death of the Kisumu-based fighter. Despite receiving immediate medical care at the venue and a swift transfer to a hospital, Oyoko did not survive. The bout featured as a highlight of an event organized by Rashid Echesa, which had drawn a significant crowd to the Mumias venue. “Emergency protocols were activated promptly, with ringside medics administering The post Questions Emerge After Boxer ‘Jack Spoiler’ Dies in Ring During Kakamega Fight appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has promised to hike police salaries if he wins the upcoming election, arguing that better pay will end the harassment Kenyans often face on the roads. During a tour of the Ukambani region on Monday evening, Gachagua told a crowd in Makueni County that prioritizing officer welfare remains the only way to restore public trust. “We want the police to take tea at home so they can stop harassing people on the road,” he said. “If we get into government, we will increase your salaries and fix your issues.” Addressing local residents, Gachagua criticized the The post Rigathi Gachagua Vows Pay Rise for Police if Elected, ‘Take Tea at Home’ appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

The government has unveiled new security directives for the Easter holidays, launching a crackdown on traffic violations and promising a safe environment for all Kenyans. In a statement released Tuesday, March 31, 2026, National Police Service (NPS) Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga confirmed that authorities will escalate operations as school closures and festive travel begin to surge. “The National Police Service wishes to assure all Kenyans, residents, and visitors of their safety and security as the country prepares for the Easter holidays, which coincide with the closure of schools and the ongoing rainy season,” the statement read in part. Police officials noted The post Police Launch Nationwide Easter Holiday Security Crackdown to Curb Accidents appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Authorities confirmed on Tuesday that they have arrested six suspects following the discovery of 33 bodies in a mass grave at the Kericho cemetery. The Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin, is currently leading a probe into the origins of the remains and the specific circumstances surrounding their burial. During a visit to the Kericho Makaburini cemetery, Amin noted that investigators also questioned and released three additional suspects, though they remain persons of interest as the inquiry expands. Early findings suggest the bodies originated from the Nyamira County Referral Hospital. Investigators believe a Toyota Land Cruiser transported the remains The post Six Arrested After Gruesome Discovery of 33 Bodies in Kericho Mass Grave appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Former Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has linked the financial operations of the Social Health Authority (SHA) to the leadership disputes currently rocking Nairobi Hospital. Writing on his official social media pages on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, the former attorney general alleged that the government’s health financing model, led by President William Ruto, features a structure that allows for opaque financial dealings under the mask of reform. Muturi contended that the system’s initial promise of transparency and accountability faded as soon as public scrutiny intensified. He claimed the legislative framework for the SHA served as a foundation for a calculated scheme The post Ex-Attorney General Muturi Alleges SHA Financial Scheme Behind Nairobi Hospital Power Struggle appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

The growing trend is now threatening agricultural productivity in a region heavily dependent on farming for livelihoods.

The President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, on Tuesday declared three senatorial seats vacant following the deaths of members of the 10th Senate. The vacancies affect Enugu North Senatorial District, Nasarawa North Senatorial District, and Rivers South-East Senatorial District. Akpabio made the announcement during plenary, noting that the development was necessitated by the demise of […] The post Senate President Akpabio Officially Declares Three Seats Vacant appeared first on Media Room Hub.

If you’re building apps in 2026 and guessing at competitor revenue, you’re totally blind. App store rankings shifted hard after Apple’s App Store algorithm update in January 2026 and Google’s Play Store editorial changes in Q1. I’ve watched talented developers waste months optimizing dead-end keywords because they had no real competitive visibility data. The global [...] The post App Store Rankings Decoded: What Changed In 2026 appeared first on Complete Sports.

Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub IT was merry-making time for Hwange last weekend when the coal mining town finally got to revel in their homegrown talent playing some top-flight netball.… The post Netball lights up Hwange appeared first on herald.

Fungi Kwaramba in ACCRA, Ghana PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is scheduled to make a historic State visit to Ghana today, an important milestone in Zimbabwe–Ghana relations and the wider Pan-African spirit, Foreign… The post President begins historic Ghana visit appeared first on herald.

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE’s export earnings rebounded to surpass the US$1 billion mark in February, underlining a sustained growth momentum and marking the fourth time in the past five… The post Zim export earnings surpass US$1bn mark appeared first on herald.

Debra Matabvu Senior Reporter  GOVERNMENT will today begin regrading its workforce under a new remuneration framework aimed at aligning salaries with employees’ roles, responsibilities, qualifications and experience, following a comprehensive… The post Govt shifts to performance-based pay in civil service overhaul appeared first on herald.

Debra Matabvu and Edgar Vhera Marketing arrangements for the 2026 grain selling season, which begins today, have been approved by Government, with five marketing categories introduced to broaden market access… The post Cabinet approves grain marketing framework as 2026 selling season opens appeared first on herald.

Herald Reporters Public hearings on the Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill entered their second day yesterday, with thousands of Zimbabweans across the country continuing to turn out in large numbers… The post Day two of Amendment No. 3 Bill hearings: Public voices shape path to law appeared first on herald.