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Political news and governance in Kenya
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IOM warns hundreds of thousands trapped in scam networks, forced into online fraud under threat and coercion, urging victim protection over punishment.
Nation Media Group Uganda restarts broadcasts and print a month after military closure, following President Museveni's directive to reopen media platforms.
Thirteen pupils were injured after two school buses collided in West Pokot. Victims were rushed to Kapenguria Referral Hospital for treatment.
The 16th KMTC National Sports Championship began in Kitui, hosting over 2,200 students from 92 campuses across Kenya to promote holistic student development.
Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy spearheads advanced reproductive efforts to rescue the northern white rhino species after the death of the last male, Sudan.
Apple replaces its iPhone Upgrade Program with a leasing option via Klarna, offering monthly payments on select devices starting at $17.99.
Gospel singer Emmy Kosgei dazzled in white and orange at Apostle Anselm Madubuko’s 68th birthday, sharing heartfelt tributes on Instagram.
A powerful 6.8 quake hit Kumamoto, injuring 50 and trapping numerous people in a shopping mall after an explosion and structural damage.
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang'o flags Kenya’s Ksh12.8 trillion debt, with 71% of revenue servicing loans, urging stricter oversight on county spending.
An IED blast in Mandera County kills four Special Operations Group officers and one police reservist during a routine patrol.
Kenya's 16% VAT rate is close to the optimal ceiling, with KIPPRA urging focus on tax base expansion and compliance over hikes.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi urges a planning law after recurrent spending overshot the budget by Sh203bn in FY 2025/26, driven by State House and Defence.