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Philip Aroko, key suspect in the murder of former Kasipul MP Charles Were released on Sh300,000 bond
Businessman Philip Nahashon Aroko, a key suspect in the murder of immediate former Kasipul Member of Parliament (MP), the late…
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Hurdles mark bumpy ride ahead for new IEBC leadership as 2027 polls fast approach
The journey ahead for the newly picked electoral body leadership appears bumpy and marked by various hurdles including a court…
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Massive crisis in schools as government delays release of capitation funds
School administrators are going through hell on earth due to delays in disbursing capitation money on time, which has persisted…
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Crisis at UoN deepens as Anangwe, four others charged with abuse of office
The leadership crisis at the University of Nairobi has taken a fresh twist after the varsity’s Council chairman Prof Amukowa…
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It wasn’t me, Matiang’i denies role in police killings in Nakuru
Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang’i has denied he sanctioned the killing of criminal suspects in Nakuru by police…
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Lobby raises concerns over construction of hotel inside Ngong Forest
The Green Belt Movement (GBM) has expressed deep concern over reports of an ongoing construction of a luxury hotel within…
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False start for controversial UHC plan after billions slashed from Ministry of Health allocation
The implementation of beleaguered Universal Health Coverage plan is beginning on a false start at a after the State Department…
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Sh1.6billion payout to Njeri Macharia for Nairobi Expressway haunts NLC, KeNHA years later
The Sh1.6billion payout to the owner of a city hotel as compensation for compulsory acquisition of land for construction of…
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Controversial musician Ringtone denied bail, remanded over Sh50million land fraud case
A Nairobi court has denied bail to Gospel singer Alex Apoko, popularly known as Ringtone, who is accused of defrauding…
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‘Bitter’ sugar war rages on as new 30-year lease deals are signed
The leasing of four sugar companies in Western Kenya to private entities has raised a storm even as the government…
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