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  “Kenyans are used to joking, mediocrity, lies and small dreams. We have been socialized to think small,” Kindiki told Kenyans living in Namibia. Read More

  IG Kanja acknowledged that the officer was well-trained for the mission and that his death is a great loss to the National Police Service. Read More

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  Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua has launched a model Saudi house at the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA) in Mombasa, offering job recruits a hands-on experience of Arabian culture and home environments before they travel abroad. The initiative, a partnership between the Ministry of Labour, the International Labour Organization (ILO), and the UK Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office, aims to help Kenyan workers adapt more easily to their new workplaces in Saudi Arabia. Mutua emphasized that the model house will give recruits a competitive advantage in the global job market. “This initiative enhances their preparedness and marketability, giving them a
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  President William Ruto stepped in to address the recent standoff between Nairobi County and Kenya Power, which saw the city government dump garbage outside Stima Plaza in retaliation for a power cut at City Hall over an alleged unpaid bill. Speaking at Jesus Winner Ministry in Roysambu, Ruto expressed his concern over how the county and Kenya Power handled their disagreement. Like many Kenyans, he found the public feud unnecessary and disruptive. The President revealed that he acted immediately upon seeing the pile of garbage outside Stima Plaza. He called both Kenya Power’s leadership and Governor Johnson Sakaja, instructing them
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  Tourism Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano has attributed the increasing wildfires in Kenya’s national parks to human activities and prolonged dry conditions. During a visit to Nairobi National Park on Saturday, March 1, to assess the aftermath of a recent wildfire, Miano revealed that some fires were deliberately started by farmers clearing land, honey harvesters, and arsonists. She also pointed out that cultural beliefs linking fire to rainfall have contributed to intentional ignitions, while careless smoking and improper disposal of cigarette butts have worsened the problem. “These activities, coupled with prolonged dry conditions and high temperatures, have created an environment highly
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  The National Treasury has dismissed media reports alleging irregular withdrawals of Ksh 1.3 trillion from the Exchequer over seven months, assuring the public that no money has been lost or misappropriated. In a statement on Sunday, National Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo refuted the claims, emphasizing that all transactions have followed due process. He explained that the government is in the process of automating the Exchequer system to enhance efficiency and oversight. However, some transactions—such as debt payments, county allocations, the Judiciary Fund, and the Equalisation Fund—still require separate approval procedures and have not yet been fully integrated into the
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  President William Ruto has once again criticized church leaders who oppose his financial contributions to churches and religious projects, reaffirming his commitment to giving. Speaking at Jesus Winner Ministry in Roysambu on Sunday, Ruto defended his donations, emphasizing that they are acts of faith. He dismissed critics who question his generosity, arguing that offerings are meant for God, not church leaders. “I have been criticized many times for giving in church. When we give to God, we are not giving to a human being. Our offerings belong to God, not the bishop or the congregation. I have searched the Bible,
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  Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has called on ODM leader Raila Odinga to align with his political camp in a bid to unseat President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election. Speaking at a worship service at the Gospel Confirmation Center in Machakos, Gachagua criticized Ruto, claiming the president is losing his grip on power as the next election nears. Gachagua argued that Ruto’s political survival depends entirely on Raila. “The President’s current life support is Raila Odinga. If we switch it off, it will be the end,” he stated. While urging Raila to consider joining his camp, Gachagua insisted he
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  President William Ruto has rejected claims that he employs cunning tactics to achieve success, insisting that his rise is purely a result of prayers and divine favor. Speaking during a church service on Sunday, Ruto dismissed accusations that his achievements stem from trickery, asserting that despite numerous traps set for him, he has triumphed through God’s intervention. “Kuna watu walikuwa wametuwekea mitego mingi, kwanza mimi… asipoangukia hapa ataangukia pale. Leo wanasema huyo Ruto ni mjanja,” he said. (There were people who set many traps for us, especially for me… if I didn’t fall into this one, I would fall into that
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