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Al Shabaab's leader confirmed the group's responsibility for the recent deadly attack in Kenya and warned of future retaliation.

Kenya has launched a new twice-yearly HIV prevention injection in a Nairobi slum, significantly enhancing the fight against HIV transmission.

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja emphasizes his commitment to a cooperation agreement with the national government, seeing it as key to addressing the city's financial challenges and ensuring his political future.

The African Development Bank and UNDP have launched the AI 10 Billion Initiative to enhance AI adoption and digital economic growth in Africa.

A newborn with a serious heart condition died due to respiratory failure on an Air France flight from Nairobi to Paris, despite medical assistance onboard.

Kenya Airways has cancelled its flights between Nairobi and New York due to severe winter weather impacting operations at JFK Airport.

Nairobi County is proposing a comprehensive legislative overhaul of alcohol regulations to enhance family protection, public health, and industry order.

Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is facing scrutiny over the financial backing of his Linda Mwananchi campaign caravan, amidst his disputes within the ODM party.

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua celebrated his son's birthday at The Carnivore Restaurant in Nairobi, reflecting on the importance of family and his fond memories of the establishment.

The Russian Embassy in Nairobi asserts that Kenyans are free to enlist in the Russian military, denying any involvement in recruitment efforts related to the Ukraine conflict.

Egypt has called for cooperation among Nile Basin countries and announced a new funding mechanism of $100 million to support dam projects amid rising water tensions with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Workers at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport ended their strike after two days, causing significant flight disruptions.

Nandi Senator Kiprotich Cherargei supports President Ruto's intervention in Nairobi's governance while concerns arise about the potential implications for devolution.

The Yaguaretés women's rugby team came close to reaching the top tier of the world circuit after a successful tournament in Nairobi, despite previous setbacks.

New daycare centers in Nairobi's markets are providing essential childcare solutions for female traders, allowing them to work without the worry of leaving their children unattended.

The Communications Authority of Kenya has launched the country's first trial Digital Sound Broadcasting signal in Nairobi, coinciding with World Radio Day 2026.

Kenya is poised to host more international rugby events due to the development of sports facilities, with World Rugby highlighting its suitability for the Division 1 of the World Rugby 7s Series.

Skoot Technology has launched an electric tuk-tuk in Nairobi, aiming to help urban operators reduce fuel costs through a battery-swapping model.

African ministers in Nairobi are launching a new pan-African initiative called Zámba Heritage aimed at sustainable forest management and aimed at mobilizing $400 million over the next decade.

Nurses in Nairobi protested outside City Hall over delayed hiring and job security issues, demanding reforms in employment processes to improve healthcare delivery.

The article highlights various events and scenes from February, including the success of Japanese figure skaters at the Winter Olympics in Milan, African students preparing for performances in Nairobi, tactical training for civilians in Ukraine, the flooding caused by Storm Marta in Spain, and festivities in Canada during the Quebec Winter Carnival.

The Ombudsman has called for the prosecution of Nairobi officials for their involvement in approving illegal building developments.

The National Environment Management Authority in Kenya is seeking public feedback on the proposed NSSF 'twin tower' project in Nairobi, valued at Sh30 billion.

Nairobi County launched a large-scale clean-up initiative aimed at improving waste management across the city.

President William Ruto announced a Sh220 billion initiative to enhance housing, water supply, and road infrastructure in Nairobi, emphasizing its importance for Kenya's national transformation.

Police in Nairobi are facing intense scrutiny after the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old student, reportedly killed during a chase of a suspect in Huruma.

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has accused corrupt officials within the government of conducting illegal night demolitions in Mukuru, emphasizing the need for due process in any eviction.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko testified in court defending himself against graft allegations related to his time in office.

Former Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko appeared in court to defend himself against graft allegations during his tenure, presenting evidence of his anti-corruption efforts.

An exploration of the unique presence and development of ice hockey in Nairobi, Kenya, a city known for its contrasts and predominantly football culture.

Kenya's meteorological department forecasts near-average to above-average rainfall for several key regions during the March-April-May 2026 Long Rains season.

A business mission involving 15 Greek companies was held in Nairobi from January 25 to January 29, organized by the Hellenic-African Chamber of Commerce and Development, in collaboration with several Greek and Kenyan organizations.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine alleges that the military has taken over his home with armed forces preventing his family from entering.

The Motorists Association of Kenya claims that the recent traffic chaos in Nairobi reveals a power struggle in the matatu sector, following confusion after a supposed strike was called off.

In Nairobi, a planned matatu strike was suspended, leading to confusion and traffic issues on Monday morning despite assurances from transport leaders.

This year's Nairobi Fashion Week urged the fashion industry to adopt sustainable practices by rethinking production and consumption to minimize environmental impacts.

A viral video of an overwhelmed tennis player has led the tournament organizers to admit a mistake in their seeding process after she was granted a wildcard entry that resulted in a humiliating loss.

An Egyptian tennis player's poor performance at the ITF W35 tournament in Nairobi sparked widespread controversy on social media, raising questions about how she received an invitation to compete in the professional event.

A peculiar match at a professional tournament in Nairobi has gone viral, prompting organizers to admit an error in player scheduling after a German player's overwhelmed opponent's performance raised questions about her tennis experience.

Egyptian player Hagar Abdelkader faced ridicule and criticism for her primitive performance at the Kenya tennis tournament, with some calling it one of the weakest appearances in tennis history.

A video from an ITF W35 tournament in Nairobi shows German player Lorena Schaedel defeating Egyptian Hajar Abdelkader in a shocking match that drew public attention due to Abdelkader's poor performance.

A viral match at an ITF tournament in Nairobi featured 1026th-ranked Lorena Schaedel, who surprised viewers by defeating her opponent without seemingly knowing how to play tennis, winning 6-0, 6-0 in just 37 minutes.

The Egyptian Tennis Federation has distanced itself from Hajar Abdelkader's performance at an ITF tournament in Nairobi, where she suffered a humiliating defeat, raising questions about her qualifications.

A tennis player at the W35 tournament in Nairobi suffered a viral defeat, winning just three points and making twenty double faults.

The W35 tournament in Nairobi, Kenya is under scrutiny for possible corruption after a video surfaced of participant Hajar Abdelkader, who appeared to have no knowledge of tennis rules or how to serve.

A professional women's match at an ITF tournament in Nairobi gained attention as player Lorena Schaedel exhibited poor racket handling, winning 6-0, 6-0 in just 37 minutes against her Egyptian opponent Hajar Abdelkader.

Unranked Egyptian tennis player Hajar Abdelkader had a rough outing in the W35 Nairobi tournament, recording 20 double faults and winning only three points in 37 minutes.

Hajar Abdelkader, granted a wild card to the ITF W35 tournament in Nairobi, showcased an alarming lack of tennis skills during her match against Lorena Schaedel, losing 6-0, 6-0.

Egyptian Hajar Abdelkader received a wild card to compete in the W35 event in Nairobi, but her performance resembles that of an amateur tennis player.

A tennis match from an ITF tournament in Nairobi went viral due to the performance of Egyptian player Hajar Abdelkader, who lost 0-6, 0-6 to German player Lorena Schaedel.