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Top gov't officials slam Gachagua for ‘reckless’ post-election comments
The comments, which have been widely condemned as inflammatory, have prompted stern warnings from senior state officers, including Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki and Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.
17-year-old boy allegedly beaten to death by bouncers at VVIP Rooftop Club
Kisia is said to have left home in Kangemi on Sunday, full of hope, as he was chasing his dream as a dancer and performer who was admired online and on stage, unaware that the night would be his last.His body was hidden for hours, and a post-mortem confirmed he died from prolonged assault.
New twist as Cheluget family members clash over Ruto's Ksh5,800-acre deal
The late Isaiah Cheluget's family now says that it had indeed agreed to sell the land to the government, as stated by President William Ruto.
Teknofest: How Turkey’s aerospace, tech festival is shaping the future of education
Teknofest is a high-energy, hands-on science and innovation festival where students and young innovators showcase the future.This year’s edition of Teknofest landed in Northern Cyprus.
Late Cheluget's son threatens to sue Ruto over 5,800-acre land
This follows President William Ruto’s claim that he spoke to the late Cheluget about selling the 5,800-acre property.
Family of Kenyan police officer missing in Haiti demands answers
The family has issued a 30-day ultimatum to the government to explain his whereabouts or face court action, accusing authorities of silence and conflicting information from Haiti.
Tycoon Jaswant Rai to take over Nzoia Sugar factory
Khang’ati says farmers are set to receive more than Ksh.200 million in pending payments before the end of this financial year, and workers will remain under the new management for the next year to allow a smooth transition.
Murkomen orders Chiefs from 5 counties be armed with guns for self-defence
The chiefs, drawn from Meru, Isiolo, Marsabit, Laikipia, and Samburu, said they could identify the livestock thieves but feared for their lives.
Parents struggle with high costs as schools reopen for second term
At major bus stations and bookshops in Nairobi, only a handful of parents and students were spotted making preparations — a sharp contrast to the typical crowds.
Mother, her two children among six killed as floods wreak havoc in Nairobi
The woman had only recently moved to Nairobi from Mombasa. Her husband, who had traveled, returned in the morning to the tragic news.More than 500 residents have been displaced by the sudden flooding, left with nowhere to run.