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  President William Ruto has granted clemency to 56 Kenyans and one foreign national in an act of mercy aimed at promoting rehabilitation and restorative justice. The announcement made on Monday by the President’s Executive Office, is based on recommendations from the Power of Mercy Advisory Committee (POMAC) and is grounded in the constitutional authority granted
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  Operators will be required to submit their advertisments to the Kenya Film Classification Board for approval. Read More

  Mirroring a theme of the campaign, Carney used his victory speech to claim Trump wanted to “break us, so that America can own us”. Read More

  Murkomen also disclosed that five police officers were injured during the unrest, including one who is in critical condition after being struck in the head by an arrow. Read More

  Kenyans are mourning the death of seasoned broadcaster Edward Kwach. His family has confirmed Kwach passed away on the night of April 28, 2025 while undergoing treatment at Coptic Hospital in Nairobi after battling meningitis. In a statement, family spokesperson Michael Okwiri confirmed the news, expressing deep sorrow over the loss of a beloved son
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  Mark Carney’s Liberals are projected to have won Canada’s federal election – riding a backlash of anti-Trump sentiment to form the next government. It is a stunning political turnaround for party who were widely considered dead and buried just a few months ago. It’s not yet clear if the party – which has been in […]
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  NAIROBI, Kenya Apr 29 – Popular radio presenter Edward Carey Kwach has died while undergoing treatment for meningitis, his family announced on Tuesday morning. In a statement released by family spokesperson Michael Okwiri, the Kwach family said Carey passed away on the night of April 28, 2025. He had been receiving medical care over the Read More

  Elders and traders in Nyamira County said they are perturbed with the ongoing buildup of animosity between Governor Amos Nyaribo and Senator Okongo Omogeni. They both fingered the Governor accusing him of fomenting the squabbles at the expense of development. “We elected him to serve the people of Nyamira not to fight the Senator who […]
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  The High Court has upheld President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Party’s decision to remove former Kakamega Senator Cleophas Malala as its secretary-general, confirming Hassan Omar as his replacement. In a ruling on Monday, Justice Bahati Mwamuye quashed orders issued by the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal that had blocked the Registrar of Political Parties from implementing the change. The tribunal had previously restrained the Registrar, Anne Nderitu, from making the change, pending Malala’s case hearing. Mwamuye declared the tribunal’s orders made on September 27, 2024, as invalid, setting aside any subsequent actions related to those proceedings. The judge further terminated Malala’s appeal before the tribunal, stating it could not
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  A new amendment to Kenya’s Insurance Act seeks to address widespread discrimination in the insurance industry by introducing heavy fines and penalties for discriminatory practices. The Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2025, proposes significant changes to the sector, aiming to make it illegal for insurance companies to discriminate against individuals based on factors such as race, health, age, gender, or other personal characteristics. The Bill’s primary focus is to ensure that everyone has equal access to insurance services and is not unfairly denied coverage. The proposed Bill comes with strict penalties for those involved in discriminatory actions. Offenders could face fines of up to Sh5 million, a jail term of up to
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