A Sh4.8 billion fuel scandal involving the MT Paloma vessel has led to the resignation and arrest of top energy officials, with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua defending those detained and blaming President Ruto. Fourteen people died in separate road accidents across Kenya, including a crash on the Nakuru-Naivasha road that killed 10. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

ODM has issued a show-cause letter to Secretary General Edwin Sifuna ahead of a disciplinary hearing. Separately, Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga praised President William Ruto's development record.

The government will pay road contractors 20 billion Kenyan Shillings, while Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged Gikomba traders to support market redevelopment. MPs are also pushing new salary rules for public servants.

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi stated that 252 Kenyans fighting for Russia have broken the law. Families of those allegedly duped into service are appealing for government action, as three Kenyans are confirmed dead and others stranded in the conflict zone.

A new health insurance scheme for police officers has been launched, backed by an 87 billion shillings allocation, while MPs approved a Sh363 billion increase for the security sector.

In sports, the Football Kenya Federation held a workshop on reforms, and the Harambee Starlets are in camp for FIFA World Cup qualifiers. Absa Bank Kenya has sponsored the Kip Keino Classic with 30 million shillings. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

President Ruto defended Gikomba market demolitions, accusing the opposition of propaganda amidst trader struggles. Bankers are pushing for PAYE tax cuts to boost spending, as the Kenyan Shilling hits 130 against the US Dollar. The Telposta Pension Scheme plans a 10 billion Kenyan Shillings asset sale. Former Senator Daniel Karaba was buried, with former President Uhuru Kenyatta and Rigathi Gachagua in attendance. Uhuru also cautioned religious leaders against partisan politics and urged for national unity. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

The Competition Authority raided mattress firms over suspected cartel practices. Analysts question John Mbadi's political future as inflation rises to 4.4%. The government printer faces shutdown due to debt. Meanwhile, maize farmers in North Rift want faster fertiliser delivery. The Council of Governors is concerned about police actions against Nairobi Governor Sakaja, who later appeared before the Senate. Kitutu Chache MP Anthony Kibagendi faces suspension. Energy CS Wandayi assures there's no fuel shortage despite global tensions and shifting investor focus. Six suspects were arrested in Kericho over a mass grave discovery. Gikomba traders lament market demolitions. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

EPRA is cracking down on petrol stations selling adulterated fuel, with NTSA implementing new road safety measures including mandatory driver medical checks. The Motorist Association warns of robberies on the Narok-Mai Mahiu road. SHA takes over medical cover for police and prison officers from April 1st, as CS Duale refutes claims of a KSh90 billion debt. The Inua Jamii program has disbursed KSh2,000 to over 430,000 vulnerable households. Nairobi Governor Sakaja faces a Senate contempt order and a police arrest attempt, which he dismisses as "unnecessary drama." Shujaa is ready for the World Sevens Championship as Kenya reviews its 2027 AFCON hosting readiness. Consolidated Bank posted a KSh217.5 million profit before tax. Kenya seeks to leverage transshipment opportunities amid the Gulf crisis, while President Ruto assures adequate fertilizer supplies and measures to buffer against rising commodity prices. Voter registration sees low turnout despite youth outreach efforts. The nation also grapples with the global fight against doping in sports. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

The IEBC has launched voter registration for 2.5 million new voters, while the Education Ministry probes a drowning at Gilgil Hills Academy. ODM faces internal rifts as the Linda Mwananchi faction announces separation. Shabana FC won 1-0 against Murang'a Seal, and Harambee Stars' winger Job Ochieng is out due to injury. Prime Cabinet Secretary Mudavadi warns instability threatens Kenya's development. President Ruto publicly responded to Deputy President Gachagua, escalating their political feud, while Gachagua accused the government of leadership failures. The nation mourns Ol Kalou MP David Kiaraho. Meanwhile, 18 lives were lost in road accidents within 24 hours, and Nyamira County denies responsibility for bodies found in Kericho. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Interior CS Murkomen has ordered a crackdown on goonism in Uasin Gishu, while CS Ruku assured Isiolo residents of government commitment to security amidst a banditry sweep. In a political shift, DP Gachagua urged President Ruto to focus on the economy, not his family matters.

Meanwhile, grieving families demand answers after a three-year-old pupil died mysteriously at school. A similar tragedy struck in Gilgil where a pupil drowned in a school pond, while a three-year-old remains missing in Likoni.

Former DP Gachagua has declared his 2027 presidential bid, challenging President Ruto. He also urged Mt. Kenya residents to welcome the President, while Ruto pushes for Kenya to become an investment hub. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Kenya is exploring a China partnership for a Nairobi-Thika overpass to ease congestion. Meanwhile, the Somali Embassy in Nairobi has opened a new ID office. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi celebrated Monica Juma's UN appointment.

In politics, an ODM faction led by Oburu Odinga has begun coalition talks with UDA, sparking debate within ODM. A separate group has declared an ODM convention illegitimate.

Police have arrested a suspect in an acid attack and the DPP is highlighting delays in the South C building collapse investigation.

Separately, Iran's embassy in Nairobi denied fears of fuel price hikes due to Strait of Hormuz tensions, as global humanitarian crises mount in Gaza and the Middle East impacts Europe's fuel supply. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has declared parts of Laikipia, Meru, and Isiolo counties disturbed for 30 days to tackle banditry, following KDF deployment. Meanwhile, safety lapses at Wilson Airport are under scrutiny after a recent aircraft tragedy, with a Senate Committee inspecting the facility. In Kericho, disturbing findings from a mass grave indicate children died from blunt force head injuries. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

CS Opiyo Wandayi warns fuel hoarding as Kenya signs nuclear cooperation deal with the US. President Ruto announced over $2.9 billion in investment deals creating 63,000 jobs. Deputy President Gachagua refuses to apologize for remarks on President Ruto. Kisumu High Court ordered police to pay 38.6 million shillings to protest victims. The eCitizen platform faces scrutiny over alleged missing Ksh9.4 billion and a data breach. Six suspects, including KDF officers, were arrested in a plot to rob a senior military officer. Kibera Soccer women won their match, while Harambee Stars prepare for a tournament. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.