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Drugs and substance abuse linked to spike in GBV cases, Gender CS Cheptumo says
Gender, Culture and Children Services Cabinet Secretary Hanna Cheptumo has attributed rising cases of gender related killings to substance abuse…
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From homes to roadsides: Police probe surge in brutal deaths across counties
Authorities across several counties are investigating a string of violent deaths whose motives remain largely unclear, raising renewed concerns about…
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Where love meets luxury: Valentine’s Day at Boynuz Hotel Nyahururu
By Njoki Maina As February’s cool highland breeze settles over Nyahururu, love arrives softly, carried in laughter, candlelight and the…
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Confusion as AK cancelled World Indoor Trials, selection to be done on merit
The World Athletics Indoor Trials earlier slated for yesterday and today will not proceed after the Athletics Kenya (AK) called…
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A bigger stage awaits: What to expect from the 2026 World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be the biggest and most ambitious edition of the global football…
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New Naivasha hospital to make Nakuru a medical tourism hub
By Suleiman Mbatiah Nakuru County is set to become a regional medical tourism destination following a partnership between the county…
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Marriage, shell firms and millions: The Sh22million NOCK fraud uncovered
A husband, wife and an alleged accomplice have been charged in connection with a sophisticated insider-driven fraud scheme that cost…
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Eldoret student charged over acid attack on ex-girlfriend
A 24-year-old student at Rift Valley Technical Training Institute in Eldoret has been charged before an Eldoret court over alleged…
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Inside Kenya’s ‘opaque’ betting industry
The gambling and betting industry in Kenya has grown rapidly over the past decade, fuelled by widespread mobile phone use,…
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Alarm as over 3,500 women die annually in Kenya from cervical cancer
More than half of women diagnosed with cervical cancer in Kenya die each year, largely because the disease is detected…
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