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JUST IN: IPOA to detain Central Police Station Chief Samson Talaam for 14 Days in probe over Albert Ojwang’s Murder
NAIROBI, Kenya Jun 18 – The Independent Policing Oversight Authority has been granted 15 days to detain Central Police Station cheif Samson Talaam to enable them complete investigations into the murder of Albert Ojwang. Trial Magistrate Ben Mark Ikubi said the prosecution had given compelling reasons to allow the detention sought. He said a clear Read More
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In a televised address, Khamenei praised the “steadfast, courageous, and timely” response of the Iranian people to what he called “the foolish and malicious aggression” of Israel. He said the nation’s resilience reflected “the growth of rationality and spirituality” in the country. Read More
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Is Your TV Ready? Here Are The Must-Have Set Top Box Hardware Features for Kenya’s New DVB-T2 Upgrades
Insights At a Glance: All new DVB-T2 receivers must meet minimum hardware specs, including 300MHz CPUs, 256MB RAM, and HDMI output. Automatic software updates become mandatory, with boxes required to check for updates every 24 hours. Devices must be built to handle Kenya’s power grid and climate, with diagnostics tools included for troubleshooting. By now, … Read More
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Outraged Kenyans Question Who Was Behind Hired Goons In Yesterday’s ‘Maandamano
Yesterday’s protests in Nairobi took a grave and unsettling turn as eyewitnesses and widely circulated footage revealed a brazen collaboration between police officers and unidentified, armed individuals, commonly referred to as “goons.” In a scene that has shocked the nation, these hired gangs, arriving on motorbikes and armed with clubs, whips, and crude weapons, terrorized
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JUST IN: Pakistan’s Vanishing Wildlife: Weak Enforcement and High Demand Driving Species Toward Extinction
Pakistan is home to a rich array of exotic and endangered wildlife. From snow leopards prowling the high-altitude ranges to rare falcons and Asiatic black bears, the country boasts ecological diversity that is unmatched in the region. However, these species face mounting threats from poaching and illegal trade, fuelled by weak enforcement, outdated laws, and Read More
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JUST IN: “9 discharged, 7 still hospitalised and 2 in critical condition” – Babu Owino visits injured protestors at KNH
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino visited injured victims of the protests that took place on Tuesday, June 17, at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH). Among the 16 brought, the MP says nine (9) have since been discharged, and seven (7) are still hospitalised, with 2 in critical condition, one of them being the young man shot
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Starting small and growing big; the rise of small-scale manufacturing among Kenyan youths
Small-scale manufacturing is quietly changing the lives of many young Kenyans. In today’s world, where finding jobs can be tough, small manufacturing businesses are giving youth a chance to build their own success from scratch. Unlike large factories that need expensive machines and big warehouses, small manufacturing can start with simple tools and little space.
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