Wananchi Reporter
387 Articles
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Wananchi Opinion: Low-income earners can also invest, make money
From buying small parcels of land for crop farming to rearing poultry, dairy farming, or fish farming, agriculture can generate income.
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A different kind of Valentine’s Day: A focus on self-love
It’s Valentine’s Day and many Kenyans in every corner have painted their towns red.
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'You're just my type': Manchester United fans in Kenya choose to celebrate Valentine's Day in unique way
February is the month of love, and as Valentine’s Day approaches, people around the world are celebrating in various ways.
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‘We are treated like garbage’: Kapsabet traders decry forcible relocation to site near slaughterhouse
Traders at Kapsabet market have protested against the county administration’s decision to relocate them to a new site near the Kapsabet slaughterhouse.
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Joy turns into grief as Grade 9 student dies shortly after winning sports championship
A family from Bureti is in mourning following the sudden death of their son who passed away shortly after winning a shot put game during a school sports championship.
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Kitengela, Rongai, Ngong and Kajiado towns take steps to curb illegal and unregulated development
This will help to reduce traffic congestion in the towns, and eliminate unregulated and illegal construction of buildings.
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Wananchi Opinion: Long contracts should not be the main consideration when choosing a job
Short-term roles often provide higher pay rates or performance-based incentives to attract top talent.
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'No toilets, water or street lights': Kericho residents decry pathetic state of market
A section of residents from Litein, Kericho, have called on the county government to intervene and address rising cases of insecurity and the poor state of infrastructure.
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Matatus forced to pick passengers along Moi Avenue as CBD renovations continue
The area is more open now. Some pesidents want the matatus moved permanently.
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Nairobi: Life slowly returning to demolished Nyama Villa estate
Among demolished buildings included dozens of residential houses, homes, schools and churches.