Year: 2017
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News
Magistrate association cautions politicians against interfering with court rulings
Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association (KMJA) has cautioned leaders against politicizing verdicts made by courts as it may lead to…
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Muturi, Wamalwa fault Judiciary on ballot papers printing tender ruling
National assembly speaker Justine Muturi ,Water Cabinet secretary Eugene Wamalwa and Jubilee leaders have lashed out at the Judiciary over ruling on…
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Elections 2017
Uhuru to make maiden political trip to Kisumu tomorrow
President Uhuru Kenyatta will tomorrow make a visit in the stronghold bases of his political nemesis and the National Super…
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Retired president Moi leads in eulogizing late Biwott
Kenya is mourning the death of former Cabinet minister Nicholas Kipyator Biwott. Mr Biwott passed on at his home in…
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Former minister Nicholas Biwott dies in Nairobi
Former powerful Cabinet minister Nicholas Kipyator Biwott is dead. Mr Biwott, popularly known as ‘Total Man’, passed on at a…
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Woman arrested for burning eight-year old daughter
A woman was today arrested after burning her eight-year old step daughter thighs with hot water at Kyang’ombe area of…
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Uhuru backs SRC move to cut pay for State officers
President Kenyatta has said he fully supports the latest efforts by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission to tame the ballooning…
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Matiang’i’s new job slows things at Jogoo House
Activities at the Ministry of Education are slowing down following the appointment of Fred Matiang’i as acting Interior minister. On…
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Nkaissery died of rare heart attack – doctors
The late Interior Cabinet secretary Joseph Nkaissery succumbed to acute heart attack that compromised blood flow to his heart, autopsy…
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Business
Sporpesa plans to close shop in Kenya
Global gaming company SportPesa have announced plans of closing down their operations in the country if the controversial 35 per cent…
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