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  The Liaison Committee chaired by Deputy Speaker Gladys Boss Shollei has endorsed the allocation, which falls within the broader Sh23 billion increase designated for the security sector. Read More

  The decision was announced during an Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government held on Thursday chaired by Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa in his capacity as the regional bloc’s Chairperson. Read More

  A police officer assigned to Safaricom CEO’s VIP security team has been charged with murder after a bar fight in Ruaraka. Officer charged in court Ezekiel Kipkoech Tarus appeared before Justice James Wakiaga at Milimani Court on Tuesday where he was formally charged with the murder of Raphael Kimuli Wambua, a police officer attached to
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  Justice Lawrence Mugambi granted a 28-day stay on the decision to allow the government time to review and file an appeal. Read More

  Since its establishment in 1952, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has played a key role in Africa’s financial landscape. Offering financial assistance to numerous countries. However, amid a continent where 48 nations collectively owe around USD 42.2 billion to the IMF. Three countries-Botswana, Libya, and Eritrea,have stood firm in their financial independence. Never borrowing from
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  According to a recent research study by Neuroscience news reveals that heavy social media usage by individuals may cause delusional-based psychiatric disorders. The study emphasizes on the importance of balancing between virtual engagement with real world interaction to maintain a health self-perception. Researchers found that excessive use of social media platforms has been associated with
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  Pope Francis had a restful night, according to a statement published on Thursday, March 13 morning by the Holy See Press Office. The statement reiterated that Pope Francis’ clinical situation remains stable, and with slight improvements, but “within a context that nevertheless remains complex”. A chest X-ray performed on him on Tuesday, March 11 radiologically confirmed
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  Maryland State Delegate Kathy Szeliga has voiced strong opposition to a newly passed bill that would lift the ban on selling condoms in vending machines at schools. She described the move as part of the “oversexualization” of children, arguing that it goes too far. House Bill 380 (H.B. 380), sponsored by Delegate Nicole Williams ,
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  Speaking during the fourth day of his Nairobi tour, the head of state warned that there should not be any form of discrimination in the process. Read More

  A Malindi Magistrate was forced to adjourn reading a fraud case judgment on Thursday March 13, 2025  after the accused person who is out on a Ksh. 80,000 bond failed to appear in court. Malindi Resident Magistrate Nkurrunah Namunyaka who is handling the case said Kenneth Njoroge Maina who is facing fraud charges has absconded
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