Nairobi pipeline repairs bring three-day water interruption
Parts of Nairobi face a water shutdown scheduled to run until 11:59 p.m. on 29 October.
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Recorded bulletin · 27 October 2026 · approximately 8 minutes. News reflects the time of production.
Parts of Nairobi face a water shutdown scheduled to run until 11:59 p.m. on 29 October.
Graphic Online reports a new four-package subscription structure for Ghana.
Engineers are working on a crude heater intended to lift output at Ghana’s refinery.
Kenyans.co.ke reports day and night inspections under a road-safety campaign launched on 26 October.
The outlet reports instalment arrangements and support for eligible vulnerable households.
A reported employment ruling distinguishes a valid operational reason from the procedure required to end employment.
PUNCH reports negotiations scheduled for Tuesday, 27 October, following an earlier meeting without agreement.
PUNCH reports an APC criticism of the ADC and Atiku Abubakar over alleged unpaid salaries, and the ADC’s challenge to the claims.
People Daily reports consultations at Gachagua’s Wamunyoro residence about opposition unity ahead of 2027.
Citizen Digital reports that the assessments are scheduled to begin on Monday, 26 October.
Citizen Digital examines approval and enforcement questions following the collapse of an 18-storey building in Nairobi.
A bus and lorry collided near Mtito Andei on Sunday, 25 October, according to Citizen Digital.
Kenyans.co.ke reports a dispute between Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and MP Babu Owino over social-media posts.
President William Ruto says proposed election-law changes would not prohibit livestreaming results, Kenyans.co.ke reports.
The Motorists Association of Kenya is calling for faster highway expansion and separation of trucks from passenger buses.
Daily Monitor reports that a 15-year-old boy died following a police confrontation in Otuke District.
FrontPageAfrica reports that University of Liberia police officers will attend a campus-security conference in Winneba.
PUNCH reports that Nigeria’s disease-control agency is following 53 contacts linked to a confirmed Ebola case.
An EPA statement carried by MyJoyOnline outlines public education across five northern regions.
MyJoyOnline reports that Ghana’s president called for greater African control over the continent’s priorities.
Three people freed after months in captivity have reached the Central African Republic’s capital.
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