Melita Ole Tenges
57 Articles
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President Ruto allies accuse Uhuru of inciting youth to violence
Speaking at Makerere University in Uganda recently, Uhuru urged young people to contest modern leadership positions to save their nations. Ruto's allies have interpreted this as political incitement.
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Death toll rises to two in Baringo banditry attack
The attack occurred a week after bandits killed a woman and injured three others along the Marigat–Tangulbei road.The incident happened at a time when a fresh vetting process for NPRs was underway in Bartabwa, creating a security vacuum in areas manned by the reservists.
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Families count losses as heavy rains wreak havoc in Murang’a
The roof that was above their heads moments before tragedy struck on Saturday night is now beneath a mound of soil, a mound as heavy as the burden of building afresh, wondering where to even begin.
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'Reject Gachagua!' Ruto allies urge Kenyans to shun opposition politics
The leaders allied to President William Ruto have dismissed Gachagua’s recent visit to Kajiado, claiming he brought no real solutions- only rhetoric meant to turn locals against a government they say is delivering for the people.
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‘If we don’t build churches, what are we doing?’ President Ruto defends huge donations
Speaking at A.I.P.C.A church in Meru, President Ruto emphasized that the partnership between the government and the church is not new, claiming it dates back to Kenya’s struggle for independence.
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RSF group forms parallel government in Sudan
RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo made the announcement on Tuesday just as diplomats gathered in London to try and find solutions to the war two years since it began.
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Duale warns hospitals over SHA fraud, promises doctor recruitment by July
Appearing before the Senate Committee on Health, Duale issued a stern warning against exploitation of the SHA program for illegal financial gain.
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President Ruto's lawyer Katwa Kigen withdraws from IEBC Commissioner bid
Kigen, slated to appear before the IEBC selection panel on Thursday, cited the need to avoid unnecessary attention that could distract from the commission's core mandate.
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From 105 to 111: IEBC Selection Panel silent on six mystery candidates added to interview list
The initial list, published on March 14, 2025, featured 105 candidates vying for the coveted positions.But just 11 days later on March 25, the list expanded to 111 candidates—a change that was not properly explained.
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Chaos erupt as goons disrupt church service ahead of Gachagua's visit
Citizen Digital obtained footage showing officers firing in the air to repel the charging goons who had attempted to storm past the church's gate.