Schools Close Amidst Unrest and Safety Concerns as Term Two Ends
Kenyan schools close after a turbulent second term marked by unrest, fires, and safety issues, with authorities urging vigilance during the August holiday.
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Kenyan schools close after a turbulent second term marked by unrest, fires, and safety issues, with authorities urging vigilance during the August holiday.
Contract nurses at Mathari Mental Hospital report mistreatment, including poor working conditions and lack of support from management.
Bayern Munich captain Manuel Neuer, 40, indicates he will probably retire at the end of this season after extending his contract by one year.
Governor Sakaja informs court that the nomination of Dr Machel Waikenda for Nairobi County Secretary is underway following legal directives.
Over 1,500 vessels stranded in the Strait of Hormuz risk spreading invasive marine species worldwide, threatening ecosystems and economies, scientists warn.
Kenya’s Treasury bans interest on stablecoins to prevent unregulated banking risks and protect traditional bank deposits from being displaced by digital assets.
Britam introduces ‘Bima ya Wafanyikazi’, a medical insurance starting at Sh336 monthly, targeting Kenya’s informal sector with wide healthcare benefits.
Kenya National Highways Authority warns against fake employment contracts promising KSh 180,000 monthly pay, urging verification to avoid scams.
Anne Wanjiru says her American husband helps more with domestic chores than Kenyan men, challenging stereotypes in cross-cultural relationships.
Langata MP Jalang'o supports Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna's modest village home, urging Kenyans to respect politicians' lifestyle choices.
A female police officer was found dead inside Kisii Central Police Station; investigations into the circumstances of her death are ongoing.
Former Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed shares a heartfelt tribute to her late husband Khalid Ahmed, five years after his death.