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NSSF to put Sh25bn in Chinese consortium bidding for Mau Summit highway
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is planning to put Sh25 billion in a Chinese consortium that is targeting to acquire the tender for the construction of the Rironi-Mau Summit highway. In this plan, NSSF will pay between Sh20 billion and Sh25 billion to acquire half of the consortium with China Road and Bridge Corporation
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Samsung Brings Speedy QR- and NFC-Enabled Customer Support to Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa
Insights At a Glance: Samsung has unveiled QR- and NFC-enabled customer support at repair centers. Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa lead Africa as part of 36 launch markets. The new feature works on Galaxy devices with an NFC chip and running Android 10+ OS. Samsung just made life a whole lot easier for Galaxy users … Read More
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Equity Group Q1 2025 net profit drops 4 percent to Sh15.4 billion
Equity Group Holdings has announced Sh15.4 billion net profit for the first quarter of the year. This Equity Group Q1 2025 net profit was a drop of 4 percent when compared to the Sh16 billion net profit the Group realized in the same period in 2024. Profit before tax was down 8 percent to Sh18.7
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Fact Check: Claim That Jowie Irungu Was Pardoned by President Ruto Is False
Recent online reports have falsely claimed that Joseph ‘Jowie’ Irungu—the man convicted for the 2018 murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani—was among the 57 inmates recently pardoned by President William Ruto. However, a review of official records confirms that this claim is inaccurate and based on mistaken identity. Understanding Presidential Clemency Article 133 of Kenya’s Constitution
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Samidoh Faces Disciplinary Action Over Viral “Wantam” Chant
Police Constable and popular Mugithi musician Samuel Muchoki, widely known as Samidoh, is reportedly facing disciplinary action after a video of him chanting “Wantam” in a club went viral. The National Police Service (NPS) says Samidoh breached the Service Standing Orders (SSO) by publicly engaging in what they consider politically charged behavior while still serving
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JUST IN: UoN Law Student to Pay Ksh7.5M for Facebook Defamation of Prophet Owuor’s Driver
A third-year law student from the University of Nairobi has landed in legal trouble after an Eldoret court ordered him to pay Ksh7.5 million in damages for cyberbullying and defamation. Kevin Ndung’u Kiriga, who was found guilty of defaming Benard Kagia, a driver attached to Prophet David Owuor of the Repentance and Holiness Church, is expected to compensate Kagia following a ruling delivered by Eldoret Chief Magistrate Dennis Mikoyan. Guilty of Cyber Harassment and Character Assassination The court ruled that Kiriga had engaged in online harassment and malicious defamation, violating Act No. 5 of 2018 under the Computer Misuse and
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Silent Struggles: The Hidden Lives of Intersex Kenyans and the Fight for Dignity
At 35, John (not his real name) from Kisii County continues to live with emotional scars from a life marked by confusion, rejection, and stigma. Born intersex, John’s early years were shrouded in secrecy and shame—mostly due to societal expectations and a healthcare system that didn’t know how to handle someone like him. “I always
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