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ASAL POST: SPORTS Former Sports Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba has broken his silence over the escalating controversy surrounding the multi-billion-shilling Talanta Sports City Stadium project, distancing himself from the reported KSh10.85 billion cost inflation. In a statement shared on his Facebook page, Namwamba maintained that the Talanta Stadium project was properly initiated and structured during his tenure, insisting that it was in “perfectly good health” when he left office. Ababu Cites Proverb Amid Mounting Pressure Quoting an Abanyala proverb “okhusakandia akhura alayi” Namwamba suggested that what appears to be turmoil may instead serve as his vindication. He implied that the…

Talanta Stadium Scandal? Auditor General Flags KSh10.85 Billion Cost Inflation ASAL POST | Sports A new report by the Office of the Auditor-General Kenya has revealed that the construction cost of Talanta Sports Stadium along Ngong Road may have been inflated by at least KSh10.85 billion. The audit raises serious concerns over unexplained price variations in the construction of the 60,000-seater facility. According to the findings, the method used to award the tender allegedly violated procurement laws, and clearance from the Office of the Attorney-General of Kenya was not sought before the contract was issued. Initially, the National Treasury Kenya…

AFCON 2027 at Risk? Kenya Scrambles for $30M as Parliament Rejects Budget Boost Kenya is racing against time to secure alternative funding after Parliament rejected a proposed budget increase needed to meet its $30 million (KSh 3.9 billion) commitment to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. The payment forms part of the “Pamoja” joint hosting agreement that saw Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania awarded the rights to stage Africa Cup of Nations. While Uganda and Tanzania have reportedly settled their financial obligations, Kenya is yet to remit its share ahead of the April 2026…

1,000 Kenyans in a Foreign War? Parliament Uncovers Shocking Russia Recruitment Network ASAL POST | National Affairs A startling intelligence report tabled in Parliament has revealed that up to 1,000 Kenyans may have been recruited to fight in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine—raising serious concerns over an alleged international recruitment pipeline. The report, submitted by the National Intelligence Service (NIS), indicates that 89 Kenyans were actively fighting on the front lines as of February this year. The findings were first highlighted in reporting by BBC. According to the intelligence brief, at least one Kenyan has been confirmed dead,…

Garissa High School has confirmed its readiness to admit its first cohort of Grade 10 learners following the official rollout of Senior School under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The school is set to enroll at least 650 learners. According to Chief Principal Mohamud Mohamed Dubat, the majority of the students, approximately 60 percent, will join the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) pathway. About 25 percent will be placed in the Social Sciences pathway, while the remaining 15 percent will pursue Arts and Sports. Speaking during the ongoing admission exercise, Dubat assured parents and guardians that the institution has made…

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has issued a strong warning to doctors employed in public hospitals who operate private practices during official working hours, terming the practice fraudulent and unacceptable. Speaking in Tharaka Nithi County during the commissioning of a new ultra-modern Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and an amenity wing at Chuka Level 5 Hospital, Duale said the vice has become widespread across government health facilities. He accused some doctors of neglecting their public duties while redirecting patients to private hospitals where they also practice, despite being salaried by the government to work between 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. “Doctors…