The Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration has declared specified areas in Marsabit County as security disturbed and dangerous for a period of thirty (30) days, effective 23rd April, 2026 at 6.30 p.m. The declaration may be withdrawn or extended by further Gazette notice.

The Inspector-General of Police has banned the possession of arms in several parts of Marsabit County declared security disturbed, including multiple Hillo areas, under the National Police Service Act. Residents are required to immediately surrender all firearms to nearby police or government offices for safe custody, with the assurance that the weapons will be returned once the security situation stabilizes and the notice is lifted.

Governor Patrick Keturet Ole Ntutu has appointed a five-member selection panel under the County Governments Act to oversee the recruitment of the Chairperson and Members of the Narok County Public Service Board. The panel, comprising representatives from the private sector, ICPAK, workers’ associations, and legal profession, will be responsible for identifying and nominating suitable candidates for appointment to the Board.

Governor Erick Kipkoech Mutai has appointed Philip Cheruiyot Rono as the County Secretary and Head of County Public Service for Kericho County for a five-year term effective 8th April 2026, under the County Governments Act and its 2020 amendment.

Governor Mutula Kilonzo Junior has appointed Gedion Muoki Kimilu as Chairperson and six others as members of the Wote Municipality Board, following approval by the Makueni County Assembly, to serve on a part-time basis for a five-year term effective 10th April 2026 under the Urban Areas and Cities Act and the Public Appointments (County Assemblies Approval) Act.

Governor Gideon Maitha Mung’aro has appointed Nana Kassim Salim as a member of the Kilifi Municipality Board following approval by the Kilifi County Assembly on 21st April 2026, in line with the Constitution, County Governments Act, Urban Areas and Cities Act, and the Public Appointments (County Assemblies Approval) Act.

Governor Abdi Ibrahim Hassan has appointed Guyo Tuke Dabelo as Chairperson and eight others as members of the Board of Directors of the Isiolo Water and Sewerage Company Limited under the Water Act and Water (Services) Regulations, 2025. The Chairperson and most board members will serve a three-year term, while two members will serve by virtue of their roles as County Chief Officers for Finance and for Water and Sanitation.

Governor Nathif J. Aden has appointed a five-member Audit Committee for Garissa County Government, led by Mohamed Hussein Muhumed as Chairperson, for a three-year term effective 2nd April 2026, in accordance with the Public Finance Management Act and related regulations.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission has outlined the roadmap for the Ol Kalou Constituency by-election in Nyandarua County scheduled for 16th July 2026, following a vacancy in the National Assembly seat. The notice sets key timelines, including party submissions and primaries by 4th May, candidate nominations on 25th–26th May, dispute resolution by early June, and a campaign period running from 25th May to 13th July. It also details eligibility requirements for candidates, including resignation rules for public officers and conditions for independent candidates, while confirming that voter registration is suspended during the election period and that the poll will proceed on the scheduled date if contested.

The County Assembly of Embu has approved its 2026 sitting calendar under the County Governments Act, outlining regular sessions held mainly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays across two parts of the year, interspersed with short and long recess periods. The schedule runs from February 2026 through December 2026, with breaks in March, April–June, July, August–September, October–November, and a final long recess extending to February 2027, while allowing flexibility for additional sittings outside the published calendar if necessary.

The County Executive Committee Member for Health in Wajir County has appointed members to the Level 4 Hospital Boards for Eldas, Tarbaj, Giriftu, and Bute sub-county hospitals under the Facilities Improvement Financing Act, 2023. Each board comprises a chairperson, several members, and the Medical Superintendent as secretary, with all appointments taking effect on 22nd April 2026 for a three-year term to oversee governance and service delivery in the respective hospitals.

The Water Services Regulatory Board has placed the Mombasa Water Supply and Sanitation Company under a six-month special regulatory regime due to failure to provide adequate services. The measures, introduced in consultation with the Mombasa County Government, aim to address governance and financial management issues, improve service delivery, and ensure sustainability. During this period, MOWASCO is required to submit regular financial, operational, and water quality reports, while WASREB will closely oversee its board activities and overall performance.

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for a proposed high-rise residential development in Nyali, Mombasa, by Juniours Palace Limited. The project includes 140 housing units and supporting infrastructure, with identified environmental and social impacts such as waste management, traffic, air quality, and public health, alongside proposed mitigation measures. Members of the public are encouraged to review the report and submit feedback within 30 days to inform NEMA’s approval decision.

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for the proposed JKAC Gardens Apartments along Langata Road in Nairobi. The project by JKAC Gardens Limited involves constructing an 8-storey residential development with 182 units and associated amenities. The report outlines potential impacts such as dust, noise, traffic congestion, waste management, and public health risks, alongside mitigation measures including waste segregation, traffic planning, energy efficiency, and safety controls. Members of the public are invited to review the report and submit feedback within 30 days to inform NEMA’s decision on the project.

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for a proposed 17-storey mixed-use residential development in Nairobi West by Auraland Cribs Limited. The project includes 181 housing units and associated amenities, with identified impacts such as soil erosion, air and noise pollution, traffic disruption, water demand, and waste generation, alongside mitigation measures like improved drainage, dust control, waste management, and safety protocols. Members of the public are encouraged to review the report and submit feedback within 30 days to guide NEMA’s decision-making process.

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for a proposed large-scale mixed-use residential development in Kileleshwa by Springleaf Haven Estates Limited. The project includes two high-rise blocks with 264 apartments and commercial amenities, with identified impacts such as soil erosion, air and noise pollution, traffic disruption, water demand, and waste generation, alongside mitigation measures including drainage control, dust suppression, waste management, and safety protocols. Members of the public are encouraged to review the report and submit feedback within 30 days to inform NEMA’s decision on the project.

The National Environment Management Authority has invited public comments on an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report for a proposed 18-storey residential apartment development in Westlands by Asili Court Developer Company Limited. The project includes 225 housing units and extensive amenities, with identified impacts such as soil erosion, pollution, traffic disruption, water demand, and waste generation, alongside mitigation measures including drainage control, dust suppression, waste management, and protection of nearby water resources like Mathare River. Members of the public are encouraged to review the report and submit feedback within 30 days to guide NEMA’s decision-making.

Under the Records Disposal (Courts) Rules, the Chief Magistrate’s Court at Kisumu has issued notice of its intention to destroy certain court records, including criminal cases from 2016–2018 and civil cases from 2008–2010, subject to approval by the Chief Justice after three months. The public is invited to inspect the records at the court registry and claim any exhibits before the deadline, failing which unclaimed items will be destroyed together with the records.