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Political news and governance in Kenya
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WHO and UNICEF call for enhanced breastfeeding support, highlighting its vital role in child and maternal health amid uneven global progress.
A man has been detained over the killing of his wife in Sabwani Village, Trans Nzoia, as investigations into the domestic dispute continue.
Informal workers face a 2% penalty on overdue SHA contributions, with healthcare services suspended until arrears and penalties are cleared.
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President William Ruto spent the weekend personally tending to his cattle at his Kilgoris farm, donning a cowboy hat and engaging closely with his livestock.
Uefa and Concacaf condemn Fifa leadership as Infantino scraps controversial plan to sell stakes in World Cup events to private investors.
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen says opposition leaders lack a clear development plan, urging Kenyans to engage in shaping the Beyond 2030 Vision roadmap.
Term 3 runs from Aug 24 to Oct 23, followed by national exams including KCSE from Nov 2 to Nov 20, with strict school visit bans in place.
The Social Health Authority directs Kenyan hospitals to offer emergency treatment promptly, regardless of patients’ ability to pay, under threat of contract termination.
New draft rules by EPRA seek to cap borrowing for oil developments, enforcing a 70:30 debt-to-equity ratio to ensure financial stability in Kenya's upstream petroleum sector.
Investigators track Toyota Prado connected to land dispute in probe of Dr Victoria Mutiso’s murder in Nairobi’s Upper Hill.
DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua pledges to keep exposing alleged secret dealings in Ruto’s government, citing BATUK agreement controversy as a key example.
KNBS data reveals steady price hikes in food, transport, rent, and electricity are shrinking Kenyan salaries’ purchasing power despite stable headline inflation.