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Political news and governance in Kenya
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PS Omollo urges leaders to reject violence and intimidation in politics, calling for peaceful competition and protection of democratic rights.
Kenya Met predicts rainfall in 21 counties across Rift Valley, Western Kenya, and Central Highlands on Friday, with cool conditions in Nairobi and strong coastal winds.
Nurses in Tana River have joined a nationwide strike demanding implementation of the 2017 CBA, better pay, and permanent terms for UHC workers.
Uganda’s strategic support was key to South Sudan’s liberation, but dependence on Kampala shaped the fragile new state’s trajectory and challenges.
Veteran journalist Jeff Koinange marks his son Jamal Mbiyu’s 19th birthday with a warm Instagram post and rare father-son selfie.
Inspector General Douglas Kanja gains new powers to restructure police formations, enhancing coordination and operational efficiency in the National Police Service.
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe launches plan to increase bixa farming along Kenya’s Coast, aiming to fully utilise processing capacity and create jobs.
The 6th Piny Luo Festival will take place in Kisumu from December 14-16, uniting Luo communities across Africa and the diaspora to celebrate heritage and plan for the future.
An audit finds just 2.5% of public school teachers in Kenya come from marginalised communities, highlighting inclusion gaps in the education sector.
Inspector-General Douglas Kanja unveils Nairobi Metropolitan Police and creates four specialised units amid major National Police Service reorganisation.
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso hails new signing Maxence Lacroix as a strong leader with a winning mindset to bolster the club’s defence.
The government cautions politicians against recruiting criminal gangs to intimidate rivals, urging peaceful political engagement ahead of elections.