Citizen Reporter
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Meru Deputy Governor grilled over chaos at Mwangaza’s event
Mutuma said that the officers were seeking to obtain details of what transpired during the disruption.
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Citizen TV's Susan Ndunda among journalists selected to cover COP 28 in Dubai
Seven of them will travel to Dubai, the host city of COP 28, while the remaining 5 will do virtual coverage of the event from their home countries.
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Jeremiah Kioni believed to be legitimate Jubilee Secretary General - TIFA poll
32% of the respondents recognize Kioni as Jubilee's SG while 21% consider Kega as the party's SG.
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Gov't should subsidise kerosene or introduce alternatives for Kenyans - Former Senator Kasanga
Following the EPRA price adjustments last week, Super Petrol prices increased by Ksh.16.96 per litre while diesel rose by Ksh.21.33. Kerosene surged the highest by Ksh.33.13 per litre.
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Senator Gloria Orwoba suspended for 6 months over 'unsubstantiated' sexual claims
Orwoba faced several counts among them making unsubstantiated allegations that there were instances of pursuit of sexual favours in parliament by posting messages on the senate business Whatsapp group.
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Peak and Dale’s Brendah Mwirichia among panellists in eCommerce Day Africa event
The eCommerce Day Africa is a networking and training event aiming to accelerate and make online businesses more professional. It will be held between September 20 and at the Emara Ole Sereni Hotel.
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KenGen launches Ksh.22M initiative to boost school feeding program in 7 counties
The campaign targets seven counties with active KenGen installations namely Machakos, Embu, Turkana, Nakuru, West Pokot, Kajiado, and Kitui.
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Kericho man dies after taking 'Mitishamba' prescribed by form three student
The man, alongside his friend aged 17, took the concoction that costs Ksh.100 per cup.
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How thugs on motorbikes ‘terrorise’ motorists in Karen, Ngong
I was lucky I did not stop in the dark corner.
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Moses Kuria 'apologises' for remarks on fuel price hikes till February
Kuria said fuel prices in the country will continue to rise by at least Ksh.10 every month until February next year, sparking uproar among Kenyans.