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US Tightens H-1B and L-1 Visa Fee Rules
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has expanded the circumstances in which certain employers must pay fees for H-1B and L-1 visa petitions, increasing costs for large companies that rely heavily on foreign w…
Daughter of Murder Victim Seeks Funds for Extradition Witness in Agnes Wanjiru Case
The ongoing murder case of Agnes Wanjiru, a high-profile incident that has drawn significant attention, has taken a new turn as her daughter seeks to raise Sh1 million to facilitate her presence as a witness in the ex…
Senate Throws Out NTSA Regulations for Lack of Public Participation
The Kenyan Senate has taken decisive action against the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) by rejecting three newly issued regulations due to insufficient public participation. This decision, made public o…
32-Year-Old Woman Found Dead in Lavington Apartment Weeks After Last Being Seen
The body of 32-year-old Mercy Maina Wachinga was found in her apartment at Forhome Apartments in Nairobi’s Lavington neighbourhood on 3 September, nearly a month after she was last seen.Police forced entry into the ap…
Suleiman Shahbal Vows to Contest Mombasa Governor Seat With or Without ODM
Suleiman Shahbal has said he will contest the Mombasa governorship in 2027, regardless of whether he receives backing from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) or any other established party.The businessman and Member…
Ruto Targets 1 Million Votes in Kericho as He Announces Roads, Housing and Hospitals
Ruto urges South Rift residents to register as voters as he unveils Kericho development plansPresident William Ruto has urged residents of Kericho and Bomet to obtain national identity cards and register as voters, as…
Oburu Oginga Flies to UK for Medical Check-Up After Hospitalisation
Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader and Siaya Senator Oburu Oginga has travelled to the United Kingdom for a scheduled medical review, days after he was briefly admitted to Nairobi Hospital.Party insiders said the…
Nairobi, Kisumu Residents Face Water Disruptions as Emergency Repairs Begin
Nairobi, Kisumu residents face water disruptions as repair works beginResidents in large parts of Nairobi and sections of Kisumu will face temporary water disruptions as utilities carry out emergency repairs and infra…
Yemen’s Houthis Seize Strategic Red Sea Port
The Iran-backed militia, known as the Houthis, has successfully seized control of the strategic Red Sea port city of Mokha in Yemen, routing Yemeni government forces in the process. This significant development enhanc…
Ex-USCIS Officer Arrested in Texas for Allegedly Accepting Cash to Approve Immigration Benefits
A former officer of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has been arrested in Texas for allegedly accepting cash payments in exchange for approving and fast-tracking immigration benefits, as…
Two die at Moldovan border as Russia-Ukraine drone war rages
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has intensified, with recent drone strikes claiming multiple lives across both nations. As tensions escalate, five people have been reported dead in Ukraine, while four…
Iran Referred to UN Security Council for Nuclear Non-Compliance
In a significant development, Iran has been referred to the United Nations Security Council over allegations of non-compliance with nuclear agreements, a move that Tehran has vocally condemned. The referral comes amid…
Trump Administration Proposes Excluding Certain Immigrants From US Census
In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration has proposed a new measure aiming to exclude certain immigrants from the U.S. census count used for determining the allocation of seats in the House of Represent…
Uganda: Ruto Directive Triggers Exodus of Foreign Traders At Uganda-Kenya Border
A directive by Kenyan President William Ruto has led to a significant movement of foreign traders at the Uganda-Kenya border. The policy mandates that small-scale businesses operated by foreign nationals must have the…
Long Queues and Luggage Pile Up as Burundians Flock to Nairobi Embassy
Long queues and a significant pile-up of luggage have been observed at the Burundian embassy in Nairobi, as a large number of Burundians seek assistance amid ongoing immigration issues. The situation has drawn widespr…
Mwakilishi News Bulletin - Evening Edition, Wednesday 09 September 2026
US resumes frozen immigration cases; Kenyan nurses' strike causes 522 deaths; UK sanctions Israeli settlements.
Nurses strike in Kenya leaves 522 dead after 43 days of turmoil
Kenya's public health system has been left in disarray following a 43-day strike by nurses, resulting in a staggering 522 deaths. The strike, which began due to unresolved grievances, has led to immense pain, sufferin…
MKU's Walker E Humanoid Robot Makes Historic TV Debut in Kenya
The Walker E humanoid robot developed by Mount Kenya University (MKU) made its television debut in Kenya, showcasing the institution's advancements in technology and innovation. The unveiling of this robot marks a sig…
US Judge Orders USCIS to Resume Frozen Immigration Cases for 39 Countries
In a significant development affecting immigrants from 39 countries, a United States immigration judge has ordered the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to restart processing previously frozen immigrat…
Kalonzo, Sifuna and Gachagua Lead Opposition Push Ahead of 2027
Opposition leaders are stepping up political mobilisation across Kenya this weekend as they position themselves ahead of the 2027 General Election.Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka is expected to lead rallies in Gari…