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Government completes privatisation of Kenya Pipeline Company

The government has officially revoked Kenya Pipeline Company PLC’s state-owned status following its successful privatisation through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. In a gazette notice dated April 22, 2026, the Cabinet Secretary for Treasury John Mbadi formally revoked the Kenya Pipeline Company’s designation as a National Government Entity under the […]

More than 100 households affected as rains and winds wreak havoc in Mombasa and Kwale

Heavy rains and strong winds have caused widespread disruption in Mombasa and Kwale counties, leaving more than 100 households affected and prompting search operations for a boda boda rider who was swept away by floods.

In a statement issued on Thursday April 23, 2026 by the Kenya Red Cross, at least 103 households were affected, with nine people displaced across Jomvu, Kisauni, Changamwe and Likoni
areas in Mombasa County.

Kenya Red Cross noted that homes were damaged in Freretown, with roofs blown off and flooding in low-lying areas.

Flash floods were also reported in Nyali, while Jomvu Model Hospital and Tudor Sub-County Health Facility became inaccessible due to flooding.

In Kwale, five households were affected in Lungalunga and Vanga areas, with search ongoing for a boda boda rider who was reportedly swept away while crossing a flooded bridge near Shimba Hills.

 Kenya Red Cross affirmed that assessments were ongoing as response teams monitor the situation in the two counties.

Centrine Ogonyo

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