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JUST IN: No June 25 Public Holiday: State Dismisses Opposition Push to Honour Slain Protesters 

  The government has dismissed calls from opposition leaders to declare June 25 a public holiday in remembrance of Gen Z protesters killed during the 2024 anti-government demonstrations. Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka had urged Kenyans to stay away from work on that day, calling it a symbolic gesture to honor the young lives lost during the protests. However, Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura firmly rejected the proposal, making it clear that June 25 will not be recognized as a public holiday. He urged citizens to continue with their daily economic activities without interruption. “We have
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JUST IN: Nairobi Woman Arrested in Mombasa After Stealing Friend’s Newborn 

  Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have detained a woman accused of abducting her friend’s two-day-old baby in Nairobi before fleeing across counties to avoid arrest. The suspect, Catherine Kerubo, is now in custody at Buruburu Police Station as officers race to find the missing infant. According to police, the baby belongs to Emily Mosweta, who had just been discharged from Mimosa Hospital in Kasarani after giving birth. On May 26, Kerubo, accompanied by another woman, visited Mosweta at the hospital, posing as a supportive friend. Kerubo then offered to help Mosweta get home to Umoja. Together with
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JUST IN: Murkomen Brushes Off Resignation Calls Over Ojwang’s Death in Police Custody 

  Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has brushed aside renewed calls for his resignation following the brutal death of blogger Albert Omondi Ojwang’, who died while in police custody. Addressing the Senate during a plenary session on Wednesday, Murkomen defended his tenure and rejected the criticism, saying demands for him to step down have become a political chorus he’s all too familiar with. “Some people speak as if I am six months old in this office. Even when I was two months in the office, they said I should resign. It is a song I have heard,” he told the Senate.
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JUST IN: Impeached County speaker stands sacked – Nyamira MP Steve Mogaka says  

  Nyamira’s West Mugirango MP Steve Mogaka Tuesday insisted that the regional County Assembly Speaker Enock Okero stands sacked following the recent Bomet court. The Court, he said, had upheld Okero’s earlier impeachment and thus should not be allowed to step into office. “The court actually upheld the legality of the impeachment process carried out by […]
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JUST IN: CAK distances itself from involvement in Albert Ojwang’s death  

  The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) has distanced itself from allegations circulating on social media regarding its involvement in the death of Albert Ojwang. According to the authority, it is being accused of releasing information on the whereabout of the slain teacher cum blogger leading to his arrest and detention at Mawego Police Station and
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JUST IN: World Bank Data Reveals Stark Contrast Between India and Pakistan in Fight Against Poverty 

  June 11 – The latest data released by the World Bank reveals a striking contrast between India and Pakistan—two neighbours with a shared colonial past but vastly different trajectories in poverty reduction and economic management. Over the past 15 years, India has recorded significant gains in lifting its citizens out of extreme poverty, while Pakistan Read More

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