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A senior Nairobi City County official, Patrick Analo Akivaga, Chief Officer for Urban Development and Planning, is under investigation after EACC detectives recovered over KSh65 million in cash from his Syokimau residence.

MASSIVE CORRUPTION BUST: Sh65 Million Found in Senior Nairobi Official’s House - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter A senior Nairobi City County official is under intense scrutiny after detectives from the Ethics…

Three suspects, including former DTB Parklands branch manager Salimah Amin Pirbhai and her assistant Aabid Alkarim Kassam, have been arraigned in court over the alleged theft of KSh149 million from a customer’s account.

DTB Parklands Manager and Assistant Arraigned Over Sh149 Million Customer Theft Scandal - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter A former branch manager of Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) in Parklands, Nairobi, her former assistant,…

Opposition leaders have criticised the proposed Finance Bill 2026, with Martha Karua describing it as a replica of the controversial 2024 Bill. As Parliament debates the KSh4.85 trillion budget, concerns mount over taxes, rising fuel costs and the high cost of living.

Finance Bill 2026 Sparks Fresh Fears - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter Parliament is debating the proposed KSh4.85 trillion 2026/27 budget as opposition leaders warn the Finance…

Western Kenya is eyeing the presidency. Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has launched plans to unite the Mulembe Nation and field a strong presidential candidate in the 2032 elections. https://theweeklyvisionews.net/western-kenya-eyes-state-house-as-barasa-launches-2032-presidential-bid-plan/

Smart saving made simple: How everyday Kenyans are winning with Money Market Funds. With yields of 9–12% and low entry points from just KSh 100–1,000, ordinary citizens are beating inflation and growing their money safely.

Why Smart Kenyans Are Choosing Money Market Funds to Grow Their Money - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Business Desk In Kenya’s challenging economic climate, where the cost of living continues to put pressure…

As the 2027 General Election looms, Kenya’s political temperature is rising. President Ruto faces growing opposition coalitions, youth activism, and public discontent over the cost of living.

Understanding Kenya’s Current Political Climate as the 2027 Election Looms - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Political Desk Kenya finds itself in a politically charged atmosphere, with the country firmly in the…

The government has defended the establishment of the proposed US-funded Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, despite court orders and public protests.

Government Defends Establishment of US-Funded Ebola Quarantine Facility in Nanyuki - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter Fresh fallout from the Madaraka Day protests continued on Tuesday as residents of Nanyuki expressed…

President Ruto’s proposal to integrate Madrassa, Duksi and pastoralist learning into Kenya’s education system has sparked fierce debate. https://theweeklyvisionews.net/ruto-sparks-controversy-with-plan-to-integrate-madrassas-into-national-curriculum/

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) appears to have hatched a secretive plan to expand Uhuru Highway by cutting into Nairobi’s Uhuru Park and Central Park.

Questions Mount Over Secretive Road Expansion into Uhuru Park - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter Fresh questions are emerging over the alleged unlawful attempt to excise portions of Nairobi’s iconic…

President Ruto led historic Madaraka Day celebrations in Northern
Kenya, acknowledging past marginalisation and pledging greater equity and inclusion.

Ruto Acknowledges Past Neglect of Northern Kenya During Historic Madaraka Day in Wajir - The Weekly Vision By The Weekly Vision Reporter President William Ruto led Kenya’s 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations at the newly built Wajir Stadium…