Moi University has released its academic calendar for the 2026/2027 academic year even as lecturers threaten to resume a strike over delayed salary arrears and unremitted statutory deductions. The calendar, approved by the university Senate, outlines key academic activities from student reporting and registration to examinations and graduation. The release comes just hours after officials
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) postponed three Kenyan Premier League matches that were scheduled for Wednesday May 20,2026 after clubs failed to train due to the nationwide transport strike that began on Monday, May 18, 2026. The strike disrupted transport services across the country, leaving thousands of Kenyans stranded and affecting businesses, schools, and sporting
The matatu strike will continue on Tuesday, May 19, after talks between the government and stakeholders in the matatu sector failed to resolve the standoff on Monday night. Hours of negotiations ended without an agreement, leaving the deadlock unresolved and public transport paralysed across the country. Kushian Muchiri, Chair, Association of Matatu Transport Owners said: