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  Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Dandora, working closely with the Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau, have arrested two suspects. They linked to a disturbing robbery and gang rape incident that took place on March 11, 2025. The suspects, identified as Ben Waimari and Moses Odhiambo, alias Pascal, were part of a
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  In a rare and emotional public appearance since her loss in the 2024 presidential election, former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the spotlight. Speaking at a national conference of Black women leaders in Dana Point, California, Harris addressed a room full of entrepreneurs, public servants, and visionaries. Kamala still has the fire Her message
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  Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region fell for a second day, hot on the heels of the US S&P 500, which had its worst day since Covid crashed the economy in 2020. Read More

  Since the repatriation initiative began, over 886,000 Afghans have been deported. However, estimates suggest that approximately three million Afghan nationals remain in Pakistan. The country has hosted millions of Afghan refugees for decades, but authorities now stress that only those who meet legal residency requirements will be allowed to stay. Read More

  The President said the framework would help address concerns raised by the Office of the Controller of Budget, ensuring that every child has access to bursaries. Read More

  Those fired from the NSC on Thursday include Brian Walsh, a Director for Intelligence; Thomas Boodry, a Senior Director for Legislative Affairs; and David Feith, a Senior Director overseeing Technology and National Security, reports the BBC’s US partner CBS. Read More

  In a unanimous ruling, the court’s eight justices upheld Yoon’s impeachment, citing his unconstitutional declaration of martial law. The justices condemned his actions, particularly the night he deployed troops to parliament and ordered soldiers to forcibly remove lawmakers who had entered the chamber to block his decree. Read More

  Harambee Stars have seen a decline in their FIFA rankings, dropping three spots to 111th position in the latest update released on April 3. This is a significant fall from their previous ranking of 108th in November and December, marking their lowest position in six years. The last time Kenya was ranked this low was in February 2024, and their lowest ranking over the past six years was 112th in August 2018. FIFA’s rankings are determined by several factors, including the importance of matches played and the strength of opponents. Teams that secure victories over stronger opponents tend to earn higher rankings. Unfortunately, Kenya’s recent drop can be attributed to
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  In Suba West Sub-county, Homa Bay County, men seeking to inherit widows will now face stringent vetting procedures, following the introduction of new regulations aimed at addressing malpractice associated with the practice. The move, spearheaded by Suba West Deputy County Commissioner Samson Akach, is designed to curb issues related to widow inheritance, a tradition widely practiced in the Abasuba and Luo communities. The practice, meant to preserve the lineage of the deceased husband, typically involves men taking in widows and raising children who are considered heirs. However, the new regulations now require that men undergo thorough vetting before they can inherit a widow. To implement these changes, Akach has established
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  Bishop Willybard Lagho of the Catholic Diocese of Malindi has made it clear that politicians should not receive any special treatment during Holy Mass. In a public statement, he emphasized that no politician should be given preferential seating or allowed to address the congregation. The bishop stressed that all worshippers are equal in the eyes of the church, regardless of their social or political standing. He reminded churchgoers that Mass is a sacred time for prayer, reflection, and participation in the Eucharist, not a platform for personal attention or political agendas. “I remind all Parish priests, Assistant priests, and the Laity that places of worship are sacred,” said Bishop Lagho.
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