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Political news and governance in Kenya
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Stephanie Mumbua, Abel Mutua’s daughter, has been elected school president at Brookhurst International School’s Kiserian Campus for 2026-2027.
Safaricom guides users on blocking repeated My OneApp survey SMS after complaints about unwanted feedback requests despite opting out.
President Trump held separate talks with Ukraine's Zelensky and Israel's Netanyahu in Washington, focusing on military support and Iran tensions.
Deputy Speaker Farah Maalim urges MPs to respect parliamentary rules and decorum amid disruptions over quorum concerns during House proceedings.
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Kyushu, Japan, causing 13 deaths, structural damage, and widespread evacuations as rescue efforts continue.
KeNHA alerts job seekers to beware of fraudulent employment letters falsely claiming to be from the agency and urges verification before action.
Tata Chemicals Magadi mining activities suspended after failure to meet Kenya's mining laws, pending full compliance and documentation submission.
Victims of the KSh1.1 billion Finland and Canada scholarship fraud in Uasin Gishu vow weekly protests after Senator Mandago’s acquittal, rejecting out-of-court deals.
Kenya’s public debt hits Sh12.82 trillion, with 71% of revenue spent on loan repayments. Sifuna urges prompt spending cuts to ease financial pressure.
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna says his wife, an environmental conservationist with a master’s degree, chooses to stay out of the public eye despite his political prominence.
Andy Onsarigo, son of journalist Dennis Onsarigo, wins Merishaw School presidency amid KSh 470,000 annual fees at the elite institution.
Chelsea is set to sign Jordan Henderson on a free transfer from Brentford, despite the midfielder having a year left on his contract.