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Vihiga: Three die in crash between lorry and motorbike
The three who were riding on the same bike died on the spot, according to reports.
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Kakamega: DCI investigates alleged abduction of PAG Bishop
The bishop reportedly went missing yesterday evening under mysterious circumstances.
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Kakamega cleaning official under probe over Ksh.615M wealth
Lumula was arrested this week and escorted to EACC's Bungoma regional offices where he recorded a statement.He is accused of accumulating unexplained wealth worth millions of shillings through kickbacks.
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Man flees after hacking father to death over missing pig in Kakamega
The dispute arose between the man and his grandfather on Sunday night after he arrived home and found his pig missing.
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Kakamega: Probe as police officer accused of shooting tuk tuk passenger during altercation with driver
The victim was rushed to the Oasis medical center and was admitted.
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Wetangula slams Azimio members opposing 'broad-based gov't'
Led by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula, the leaders dismissed a meeting slated for Monday in Kakamega to chart their political destiny.
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Butere: Suspected child traffickers lynched
The vehicle the suspects were using was set ablaze by irate residents, who accused the group of attempting to kidnap school-going children earlier in the day.
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‘I didn’t believe my child had been killed’: Mother narrates pain of losing daughter during protests
As the country continues to come to terms with the aftermath of Tuesday’s deadly protests, one family in Kakamega county is calling for justice following the death of their daughter.
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Azimio leaders vow to shoot down Finance Bill 2024, say taxes are intolerable
Wamalawa lamented that unsavory taxes being proposed in the Bill will puncture a hole into Kenyans' pockets further bruising the cost of living.
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Opposition Leaders targeted with graft cases to stifle criticism, Azimio leaders say
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa, ODM deputy leader Wycliffe Oparanya, and former Murang'a governor Mwangi Wa Iria have stated that they will not be intimidated by threats to demand credible leadership for Kenyans.