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Five charged with murder of Molo activist Richard Otieno
Five suspects were formally charged with the murder of Richard Otieno, a well-known local blogger and political activist, on Thursday at the Nakuru High Court.
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Driver in presidential convoy who knocked down foreigner arrested
A driver in President William Ruto's motorcade has been arrested after a government vehicle struck and killed a foreign national along Ngong Road on Thursday.
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Isaac Mutuma: The Reverend who could become Meru’s next Governor
The High Court's ruling on Friday, which upheld the impeachment of Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza, has shifted the spotlight onto Isaac Mutuma, her deputy, who is now poised to take over as the county’s new governor.
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Court Upholds Kawira Mwangaza's impeachment
Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza has suffered a blow after the High Court upheld her impeachment by the Senate.
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CBC: Mathematics no longer compulsory for Grade 10 students
The Ministry of Education has scrapped Mathematics as a mandatory subject for students transitioning to Grade 10.
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Court to rule on Mwangaza's fate today
The High Court is set to deliver its ruling on a case challenging the impeachment of Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza on Friday March 14.
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Costly DNA testing crisis prolongs pain for Shakahola victims' relatives
The long and painful wait for Shakahola victims' families continues as financial and technical challenges hinder the DNA identification process.
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Candidates for IEBC chairperson to face selection panel starting March 24
The process of appointing a new Chairperson for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has entered a crucial phase, with shortlisted candidates set to appear before the selection panel for oral interviews.
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UN judge from Uganda convicted in the UK of forcing woman into slavery
A British jury on Thursday convicted a United Nations judge of forcing a young woman to work as a slave after tricking her into coming to the U.K.
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KNEC unveils 2025 KCSE timetable
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has officially released the timetable for the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams.
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Leaders call for religious tolerance at first Parliamentary Iftar dinner
Calls for unity, religious tolerance, and political harmony dominated the inaugural Parliamentary Iftar dinner hosted at the Parliament Hospitality Gardens on Thursday evening.
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Haiti mission gets Sh2.5 billion in supplementary budget
Kenyan taxpayers will fund the country’s peacekeeping mission in Haiti after the government allocated Sh2.5 billion in a supplementary budget presented to the National Assembly.
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Kolanya Boys: Busia County responds to viral video
The Busia County Government has responded to a viral video showing injured students from Kolanya Boys lying on the floor at Kocholia Hospital following a road accident.
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Rex Masai case: Police told protester to 'let him die there', says witness
The public inquest into the death of Rex Masai continued on Thursday, with more details revealed about the day the protester died after being killed by a policeman during protests in June 2024.
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Police officer receives two years in prison for bribery
A Nairobi Anti-Corruption Court has sentenced a police inspector to two years in prison for bribery.
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SADC ends military mission in Eastern DRC
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has decided to end its military mission in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with immediate effect.
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Foreign national killed by speeding presidential convoy on Ngong Road.
A foreign national was killed on Thursday afternoon after being struck by a presidential convoy along Ngong Road near Adams Arcade.
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Ruto orders free issuance of National ID Cards to all Kenyans
President William Ruto has announced that Kenyans will no longer be required to pay for national identification cards (IDs).
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Education Ministry told to complete review of higher education funding model.
Parliament's Liaison Committee called on the State Department for Higher Education and Research to complete the review of the higher education funding model.
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NPSC approves promotion of 738 police officers
The National Police Service Commission (NPSC) has approved the promotion of 738 police officers across various ranks following recommendations from the Inspector General of Police.
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Universities face closure risk over Sh6.5 billion funding shortfall
Public universities are struggling to stay afloat due to a massive funding shortfall that threatens to halt academic programmes, stall projects, and force some institutions to shut down.
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Nakizumo Festival: The Unique Japanese tradition of making babies cry
Japanese festivals are typically lively and bustling, but the Nakizumo Festival takes this to another level as the air fills with the sound of wailing infants.
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Seven Nairobi rail lines to be rehabilitated
The Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) has identified seven commuter rail lines for rehabilitation and new train acquisitions to ease congestion in Nairobi.
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Supreme Court to rule on lawyer Ahmednassir's fate on Friday
The Supreme Court has announced that it will on Friday 14th March convene to deliberate on a case seeking to have the apex court overturn its previous ruling, which barred Ahmednassir and his law firm from representing clients before the Supreme Court.
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Kagwe orders destruction of over 27,500 bags of expired fertilizer
Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe on Thursday directed the destruction of 27,518 bags of expired fertilizer stored at various National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) depots across the country.
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Professor Hamo opens up about Sh14 million worth of pain
Former Churchill Show comedian Professor Hamo has revealed the financial and emotional toll his affair with fellow comedian Jemutai had on his life.
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SHA Crisis: Doctors and Civils Servants issue protest notice
Doctors and civil servants have announced plans to hold a protest next Tuesday, March 18. They've expressed dissatisfaction with what they see as inconsistencies and omissions in the Social Health Authority (SHA) framework.
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Mother’s plea as daughter faces execution in Vietnam
Sitting on a stone outside her home in Weithaga village, Murang’a County, Purity Wangui is overwhelmed with desperation. Her daughter, Margaret Nduta, has been sentenced to death in Vietnam for drug trafficking, and the clock is ticking on her only chance to appeal.
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New U.S. Immigration Rule on 'Fingerprints' creates uncertainty for Canadians
The Federal Register Interim Rule was released today and will take effect on 11 April 2025.
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CS Muturi dismisses resignation calls, says he has a right to serve
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has defended his position in government despite growing criticism over his remarks on abductions and extrajudicial killings.