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Nairobi on edge as fuel price protests loom amid strategic police deployment
An uneasy calm has gripped Nairobi as the country braces for anticipated protests over rising fuel prices, with demonstrators mobilising…
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ODM–UDA rift deepens as zoning row rocks 2027 talks
Fresh cracks have emerged within the fragile political arrangement between the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and the United Democratic Alliance…
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South C protesters storm Ardhi House, demand action over deadly building collapse
Dramatic scenes have this morning temporarily paralysed operations at Ardhi House after South C Residents Association members staged a peaceful…
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From grain to fuel baron: This man Jaffer Mohamed Hussein
Mombasa billionaire Jaffer Mohamed Hussein, long known for his quiet influence in Kenya’s business and political circles, has been thrust…
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Gachagua defies claimed truce pleas, escalate attack on DP Kindiki
The Former Deputy President and Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has escalated his attacks on Deputy President…
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How Kenya’s oil imports turned into a political and billion-shilling battle
Details have emerged regarding how top Kenya government officials bulldozed the award of a highly lucrative tender for the importation…
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Kenya’s growing poison: Pesticide contamination triggers public health emergency
By Suleiman Mbatiah Nearly half of Kenya’s registered pesticide active ingredients are classified as highly hazardous, with new findings showing…
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Rogue lands officials accused of creating delays to extort bribes
Operations at the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Physical Planning headquarters at Ardhi House have come under renewed scrutiny amid…
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Subject fuel scandal culprits to accountability
The revelations emerging from the Senate Energy Committee that fuel deemed substandard may have already entered the Kenyan market are…
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How Safaricom ‘allowed’ illegal sharing of 11.5 million subscribers’ private data
Kenya’s largest telecommunications firm, Safaricom PLC, is facing a fresh legal challenge over allegations that it unlawfully shared the personal…
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