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  The protesters had planned to converge at the venue and then demonstrate along major streets in the city, calling on President William Ruto to declare the rising deaths of women a national disaster. Read More

  Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho now says he did not betray Kenyans by joining President…
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  Ruto’s senior economic advisor, Moses Kurai hints at a looming Cabinet reshuffle. This comes after…
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  The LSK condemned the decision to bar Karua’s practice as “derogatory, contemptuous, and high-handed.” Read More

  Odero now runs a small chicken business in Kondele, a venture he hopes will keep him afloat and inspire others to change. Read More

  A major focus of the protests was the plight of the Congolese Tutsi community, whom protesters accused the government of marginalizing. Read More

  Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Union (KMPDU) Secretary General, Davji Atellah, in a statement on Tuesday, said the doctors and nurses will neither attend to any patients in the wards nor respond to emergencies. Read More

  Since the new administration took over in 2022, Kenya’s capital Nairobi has become indistinguishable from impoverished or war-torn African towns. An alliance between an incompetent county government and a clueless/undesired national government has led to a rapid decline in infrastructure and services within the seat of power, and there doesn’t seem to be any coherent plan to reverse this. In a city/county with close to 2000km of tarmac roads, the majority in poor shape, and thousands more unpaved,  Kenyans don’t often seem impressed when the governor or national bodies like KURA post updates of the single digit KM they’ve tarmacked
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  The blaze, which broke out around 3 am on Tuesday, left seven students injured. Read More

  President William Ruto has revealed that Kenya has officially launched bid to host the Grammy Awards, having allocated about Ksh500 million for this purpose. Speaking during a town hall event on Monday December 9, 2024 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), President Ruto emphasized his government’s dedication to enhancing Kenya’s creative sector and transforming
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