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10.03.2026

The Day Aga Khan Sold Nation Media Group

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Kenya for 10.03.2026.

It displays 146 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

10.03.2026The Day Aga Khan Sold Nation Media Group

Morning coverage consolidated around governance and accountability issues, with multiple outlets reporting on a Sh50bn SHA corruption exposé by the Auditor-General and related bribery cases involving a former judge. By midday, editorial priority shifted to the flood crisis, with mainstream and digital sources tracking the death toll reaching 49 and displacement of over 2,500 families as rescue operations intensified. In the afternoon, coverage focused on the sale of Nation Media Group shares by Aga Khan to Tanzanian businessman Rostam Azizi, marking the end of a 66-year association, while Kenya Power announced scheduled electricity interruptions across eight counties.

10.03.2026
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06:19Floodwaters' Lingering Toll

The newspapers report on the aftermath of Nairobi's floods, with multiple outlets (Daily Nation, Standard Media, Eastleigh Voice) covering the rising death toll and urban planning failures, while some (Tuko, Nairobi Leo) detail scheduled power interruptions in six counties for maintenance. Meanwhile, political coverage continues with Ruto and UDA-ODM MPs assessing agenda implementation (Capital FM) and Azimio's leadership changes (People Daily, Kenyans, Citizen).
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The new budget for Kenya's official presidential residency is said to surpass that of many other countries, including the White House. Although the budgets are not directly comparable, economists urge for accountability.
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A suspect linked to fraudulent claims amounting to over KSh11 million from the Social Health Authority (SHA) has been arraigned in court following investigations by detectives from the Investigations Bureau…
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09:08Floodwaters' Lingering Toll

The newspapers report on the aftermath of the Nairobi floods, with multiple outlets (Daily Nation, The Kenya Times) covering the rising death toll and heavy rainfall warnings, while others (Eastleigh Voice, Citizen, People Daily) focus on a fatal road accident in Kitale-Webuye that killed 14 people. Some sources (Standard Media, Taifaleo) continue political coverage of Ruto-IMF tensions and coastal factional clashes.
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11:32Malaha Junction's Deadly Echo

The newspapers report on the aftermath of the Malaha junction crash that killed 14 people, with multiple outlets (Citizen, People Daily, Standard Media) covering the investigation into hitmen links and calls for vigilance. Meanwhile, some sources (Eastleigh Voice) announce Kenya's police exit from Haiti as the mission transitions, while others (TV47 Digital, Kenyans) detail KRA's implementation of body cameras at JKIA to combat bribery.
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13:24The Auditor's Fifty Billion Exposé

The newspapers report on governance and accountability issues, with multiple outlets (Daily Nation, Citizen, Taifa Leo) covering corruption allegations including a Sh50bn SHA rip-off and bribery cases involving a former judge. Meanwhile, some sources (Eastleigh Voice, Capital FM) continue political coverage of the 10-Point agenda between Raila and Ruto, while others (People Daily, The Kenya Times) discuss economic matters including oil company exits and supply disruptions.
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They called for a joint parliamentary inquiry into the matter to be fast-tracked, those responsible held to account, repatriation and reintegration support for the victims and their kin, the CS for Foreign Affairs summoned and that Kenya engages with both Russia and Ukraine, with a view to repatriating those still trapped.
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15:52Floodwaters' Forty-Nine

The newspapers report on the flood crisis, with multiple outlets (People Daily, YNews Digital, Standard Media) tracking the death toll reaching 49 and displacement of thousands, while government intensifies rescue operations. Meanwhile, some sources (Kenyans, TV47 Digital, The Kenya Times) continue coverage of governance issues including the Sh50bn SHA audit and economic stabilization measures.
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17:53Safaricom's Stake Sale to Vodacom

The newspapers report on the parliamentary approval of selling a 15% government stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, expected to raise Sh244.5bn for the National Infrastructure Fund, amid opposition over value and security concerns (Eastleigh Voice, Standard Media, Nairobi Leo). Meanwhile, some sources continue coverage of the flood crisis with the death toll at 49 (YNews Digital) and governance issues including the NTSA instant fine system (Kenyans, Daily Nation).
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20:08Aga Khan's Media Empire Transfer

The newspapers report on the sale of Nation Media Group shares by Aga Khan to a Tanzanian company, marking the end of a 66-year association (The Kenya Times, Daily Nation, Taifaleo). Meanwhile, Kenya Power announces scheduled electricity interruptions across eight counties including Nairobi for maintenance (Tuko, People Daily, Nairobi Leo), and Kenya calls for global action against drug threats at the UN (Capital FM, TV47 Digital).
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