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- - Government’s u-turn on enforcement reveals dangerous gap between regional rhetoric and political calculation.
- - The boy, identified by family members as Derek Parker Aghnaanga, was the lone survivor from the skiff.
- - Chinese President Xi Jinping has put forward five initiatives aimed at strengthening “Greater BRICS” cooperation, advocating for enhanced…
- - Gacheru Aaron saved KSh 300,000 during four years as an Eldoret Express tout before starting a firewood business, urging young Kenyans to…
- - Chaos erupted at the stadium in Nembure, where Kindiki led a UDA meeting, with groups of local youths reportedly denied entry into the…
- - Ruto's Tata Chemicals tantrum spooks investors ahead of polls
- - Linda Mwananchi outlines plan for Nairobi rally as ODM refutes disruption claims
- - Kenyan man Odhiambo Levin Opiyo recalls representing himself in court after his UK residency application was rejected, eventually winning…
- - Three in four Kenyans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction
- - The country has a right to protect citizens and regulate economy but leaders must ensure enforcement is fair, orderly and humane.
- - We can't tell what is on your sukuma wiki or what killed our elephants
- - Chile's President José Antonio Kast said he had ordered a review into the condition of nursing homes across the country.
- - France's new battle for Sahel soul gets hot
- - Review of executive structure in Kenya: Is it time for a new governance model?
- - It served as the main route out for global oil supplies of Middle East while the Strait of Hormuz has been largely shut by war.
- - Nairobi rivers renewal deserves sustained support
- - Agreement to develop Industrial Park a big step step towards value addition and local economic growth beyond exporting raw materials.
- - Linda Mwananchi brigade to make their much-anticipated grand entry into Nairobi.
- - Choosing development means we must learn that accountability is not disrespect.
- - Why the powerful suffer when they leave office
- - "The CBD is a critical, national, commercial and public space. Particularly on Saturday and Sunday. Don’t even try; we will deal with you…
- - His firm has interests in property, alcohol imports, hospitality and automotive trade, alongside this maize venture.
- - Kemis failures are exposing wider gaps in learner data, funding and education planning.
- - How a Nairobi paediatrician overcame years of fertility struggles, failed surrogacy and IVF attempts to become a mother.
- - President Ruto warns Kenyans against targeting foreign nationals doing business in Kenya
- - They fled over fear of xenophobic attacks, but can only return to the country after five years.
- - The old formula is facing a test as voters demand to judge politicians for themselves.
- - Twenty-five years later, many countries view Washington as unpredictable and disruptive, a superpower less credible, consistent and…
- - Police said officers confronted and repelled the group after it attempted to breach the meeting presided over by Kindiki.
- - Western Kenya cannot simply be delivered by a collection of old stalwarts, no matter how experienced or influential as today’s voters…
- - Nyoro and his party emerging as threat to former DP’s claim that DCP is Mt Kenya’s dominant force seeking to topple President Ruto.
- - Nairobi senator taps frustration, youthful energy and digital virality - but he lacks architecture and needs more than ‘Ruto must go’.
- - The Magadi concession could potentially be reconceived not merely as permission to extract a mineral, but as an industrial compact.
- - The senator is young, energetic, fearless, combative and has demonstrated an ability to connect with voters at grassroots level.
- - Populist statements will abound ostensibly meant to protect Kenyan citizens, but whose effects may be the opposite of what is intended.
- - Reasons: No credible opponents, just lightweights, tribalists and those with baggage while Ruto has made major development strides.
- - President William Ruto’s four-day tour of the South Rift took on a distinctly political edge, putting his grip
- - Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has come under renewed political pressure after violence disrupted a United Democratic Alliance (UDA)
- - A fire started by prisoners during a riot in Syria's northern Kurdish-majority town of Kobane killed at least seven inmates, state media…
- - President William Ruto says he receives a report on his phone every night at 11 p.m showing how
- - A fire at a nursing home in Chile has killed 16 people, authorities said Saturday.
- - The National Police Service (NPS) has condemned what it describes as an "outrageous and criminal attack on a
- - Kenya will mark International Day of Democracy on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, with its political class already looking
- - A child recognises her father’s mistress at a mall restaurant, exposing his affair and giving her mother the truth needed to confront…
- - Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna is standing firm on his presidential ambitions, while accusing leaders from his backyard allied to President…
- - TIFA: Kenyans say their life has become harder under Ruto rule
- - Real targets are not Burundians but Kenyans working abroad
- - Rival groups clashed in Garissa on Saturday as a rally by United Opposition leaders descended into chaos, with youths pelting the leaders…
- - Health sector calls for urgent recovery after nurses' strike
- - Kaya elders and political leaders oppose rebranding of Chenda Chenda festival