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UK-based Kenyan sues to stop enforcement of Privatisation Act 2025
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UK-based Kenyan sues to stop enforcement of Privatisation Act 2025

According to the petition filed in the High Court, Matindi wants the entire Act suspended, arguing that its provisions on the transfer of state assets to private hands undermine the collective ownership of public resources by Kenyan citizens. The court has ordered that Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Parliament be served with the suit papers within three days ahead of a mention scheduled for November 17.

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Nairobi on alert as authorities crack down on festive season crime
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Nairobi on alert as authorities crack down on festive season crime

The DCC said security operations will focus not only on fighting crime but also on protecting vulnerable groups, especially children and women. He noted that the government is working closely with local community policing forums to improve coordination and strengthen vigilance at the grassroots level.

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Kakamega on high alert as malaria risk rises - MOH
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Kakamega on high alert as malaria risk rises - MOH

According to the Malaria Epidemic Early Warning Prediction System for Western Kenya Highlands, the latest forecast shows that Kakamega faces elevated malaria transmission risks, while Kisii and Nandi are expected to remain stable with no epidemic threat.

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University lecturers call off strike after 49 days
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University lecturers call off strike after 49 days

UASU acknowledged that the union had not achieved its demand for immediate full payment of the Sh7.9 billion but said the decision to end the strike was in the interest of more than 600,000 students and the survival of public universities.

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Judges perks Bill under fire as SRC warns of Sh15bn yearly hit
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Judges perks Bill under fire as SRC warns of Sh15bn yearly hit

Under the plan, judges would not contribute to their retirement fund, meaning the government would shoulder the entire cost. This is against the commission’s recommendation to place all state officers under a defined contribution scheme, which aligns with national policy and the Pensions Increase Act, 2005.

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Marakwet residents surrender six Illegal guns, boost disarmament drive
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Marakwet residents surrender six Illegal guns, boost disarmament drive

The National Police Service (NPS) reported that Elgeyo Marakwet County has now seen a total of 299 illegal firearms, 2,173 rounds of ammunition, and one grenade voluntarily surrendered since the start of the exercise. The trend reflects stronger community cooperation with law enforcement to restore safety and stability in the region.

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