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22.03.2026

The Day Raphael Tuju Disappeared

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Kenya for 22.03.2026.

It displays 100 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

22.03.2026The Day Raphael Tuju Disappeared

Morning coverage focused on scattered domestic issues including the investigation into a suspected mass grave in Kericho, water supply disruptions in Nairobi, and political tensions between President Ruto and Deputy President Gachagua. By early afternoon, editorial priority shifted to the disappearance of former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju, with multiple outlets reporting his car found abandoned in Karen and family raising alarm. Evening coverage consolidated around the DCI investigation into Tuju's disappearance while also tracking ongoing mass grave inquiries in Kericho and infrastructure announcements.

22.03.2026

00:03Nairobi's Flooded Estates

The newspapers report on flooding emergencies in Nairobi, with multiple outlets covering evacuation orders in six estates due to a dam threat (Kenyans), thousands displaced and roads cut off (DailyNation), and water supply disruptions from a burst pipeline (Tuko, CapitalFM). Meanwhile, political tensions continue as President Ruto and allies respond to clergy criticism (Citizen, NairobiLeo, PeopleDaily).
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09:06Kericho's Grave Discovery

The newspapers report on a suspected mass grave discovered in Kericho, with multiple outlets covering the police investigation and details of the discovery (PeopleDaily, EastleighVoice, NairobiLeo, YNewsDigital). Meanwhile, some sources continue coverage of Nairobi's water supply disruption (Tuko, CapitalFM) and political tensions involving President Ruto (StandardMedia, Citizen).
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12:30Kericho's Grave Inquiry

The newspapers report on the investigation into a suspected mass grave in Kericho, with multiple outlets covering police securing the scene and beginning a probe (Citizen, NairobiLeo, PeopleDaily). Meanwhile, some sources continue coverage of Nairobi's water supply disruption (Tuko, CapitalFM) and political developments involving President Ruto (StandardMedia, EastleighVoice).
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14:21The Grave and the Garrison

The newspapers report on escalating domestic security and political tensions, with multiple outlets covering the deployment of KDF in Meru (Kenyans) and the investigation into a suspected mass grave in Kericho (Citizen, NairobiLeo). Meanwhile, political developments continue as Azimio faces constitutional challenges (TV47Digital) and President Ruto's international trips draw scrutiny (DailyNation).
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17:37The Former Minister's Vanishing

The newspapers report on the disappearance of former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju, with multiple outlets covering his car found abandoned in Karen and family raising alarm (Tuko, DailyNation, EastleighVoice, NairobiLeo, Citizen, StandardMedia). Meanwhile, some sources continue coverage of political developments including a teargassed rally in Narok (PeopleDaily) and infrastructure announcements (Kenyans).
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Kenya’s floods have killed 81 people and displaced 2,690 families, with Nairobi worst hit. Authorities warn rains will continue and urge residents to follow safety advisories and evacuation alerts.
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The reported disappearance comes against the backdrop of ongoing legal and financial challenges facing Tuju, particularly a high-stakes court dispute involving a Karen property linked to Dari Limited.
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23:02The Minister's Vanishing Trail

The newspapers report on the investigation into former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju's disappearance, with multiple outlets covering the DCI probe after his car was found abandoned in Karen and family cooperation being urged (PeopleDaily, EastleighVoice, StandardMedia, Tuko, DailyNation). Meanwhile, some sources continue coverage of environmental initiatives (TheKenyaTimes) and infrastructure announcements (Kenyans).