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Governor Andrew Mwadime emphasised that the reshuffle is part of a broader strategy to enhance efficiency, accountability, and responsiveness in the management of county affairs.

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Laini criticised both levels of government for what she described as persistent neglect. According to her, many traders lack basic infrastructure such as functioning lighting, secure workspaces and properly designated business areas.

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During a community training exercise, the Africa Network for Animal Welfare (ANAW) issued new equipment to local turtle ambassadors, Beach Management Units and fishermen to bolster their rescue and monitoring efforts.

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KeNHA will partially open the Mombasa–Malindi highway between City Mall and Serena Junction before Christmas to ease festive traffic, as work continues on stalled sections delayed by land compensation.

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Panels were forced to improvise, often deviating from statutory requirements and relying on locally determined procedures instead of uniform guidance from the National Police Service Commission (NPSC).

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The programme is running weekly sessions at Buntwani Waterfront Park, where children and teenagers are taking part in cycling, skating, beach football, swimming and a range of informal competitions.

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Prosecutors told the court that investigators are still scrutinising the seized samples, which have been sent to the Government Chemist.

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Mohamed Mzee Rubeya, who previously chaired the Buxton Estate Tenants Association, said the group feels betrayed by the administration’s failure to uphold what he described as a clear agreement.

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With domestic holiday travel already on the rise, organisers say the event will serve as a warm welcome to holidaymakers flocking to the Coastal city.

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The bodies of those who died have been taken to the Moi Referral Hospital-Voi morgue, and the injured were admitted to the same facility for urgent care.

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Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) Chief Executive Officer, Sam Ikwaye, said the improved numbers reflect the sector’s deliberate investment in tourism promotion.

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The organisation is seeking an order compelling the county to provide the requested information at its cost and a declaration that the county’s conduct violated constitutional principles, including the rule of law, public participation, human rights, good governance and accountability.

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More than 2,000 Kilifi residents have received free eye screening and treatment at Kilifi County Referral Hospital and outreach sites, with over 100 cataract surgeries done and 500 targeted by week’s end.

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Mikindani residents in Mombasa face months of dry taps, costly bowser water and suspected sabotage, as officials cite ageing infrastructure and reduced supply while promising inspections and policy changes.

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Muhoro told the court that officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations informed him in September that his DNA had been matched to the remains of a child recovered from the Shakahola forest.

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Senators have faulted the Lands Ministry over years of inaccessibility in key Mombasa government buildings, demanding timelines for lift repairs, asset transfers and enforcement of disability access laws.

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Witnesses in the Shakahola case told the Mombasa High Court that Pastor Paul Mackenzie ordered followers to starve for an expected 2023 rapture, as families and a DCI officer detailed deaths and exhumations.

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In an emotional testimony, 60-year-old Titus Ngonyo Gandi recounted how he lost five members of his family during the Shakahola incident, including his wife, two children, one a GSU officer, his grandchild and daughter-in-law.

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Virginia Ruguru, co-manager of the plant-based advocacy group Thrive Africa, said the movement is not about eliminating meat entirely but about incorporating more plant-based foods into daily meals.

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Residents have also raised concerns about the rising number of accidents along the highway, linking the increase to traffic congestion and the deteriorating road surface.

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Deputy Governor Josphat Chirema Kombo urged residents, particularly the youth, to make HIV testing a routine part of their health care, saying early knowledge of one’s status remained essential in preventing further infections.

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Prosecutors in Lamu have warned residents against settling sexual and gender-based violence cases in village or family forums, saying the practice denies survivors justice and shields offenders from accountability.

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UN Women will partner with Hand in Hand East Africa to deliver activities in Tsunza, Ukunda and Shimoni, ensuring gender considerations are embedded throughout the interventions.

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Tana River Senator Danson Mungatana has accused the county government of neglect after a pregnant woman died from a snakebite at Hola Referral Hospital, which lacked anti-venom, and has sought a Senate health probe.

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In a Mombasa court, investigators and families detailed how Shakahola survivors died en route to hospital, children were traumatised, and 191 deaths were linked to Good News International Ministries.

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Kwale High Court Judge Lepares Naikuni revealed that the facilities have been operating without registration and suggested that they be shut down immediately.

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Kilifi County is experiencing a rise in dog bites and rabies cases, prompting urgent vaccination campaigns and public alerts from health officials.

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The Kenya Ports Authority has successfully conducted its inaugural CBRN preparedness drill, enhancing safety measures for staff and port users amid evolving global threats.

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Beyond the competitive aspect, the event draws attention to the hosting region’s infrastructure and potential for investment in tourism-related ventures.

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Mombasa County mandates tuk-tuk operators to register under SACCOs by January 1, 2026, aiming to enhance transport safety and accountability.

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The groups say the ugly scenes captured across different regions show that the country is drifting toward a dangerous electoral environment unless early action is taken.

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Gicheha said Mombasa has recorded the highest number of victims nationwide, noting that many jobseekers are persuaded to hand over money or personal documents through unverified agents promising work in the Middle East and Europe.

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The victim’s family lawyer, Duncan Osoro, told the judge that Farida’s relatives must be consulted before any arrangement is considered.

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The adherent described how teachings attributed to Paul Mackenzie prompted her to abandon her career and shun modern medicine.

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The witness told the court on Wednesday that she relies entirely on prayer, believing that earthly remedies were created through “satanic minds” and could harm her soul.

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The clinicians noted that the persistent delays have undermined their morale and affected service delivery in public health facilities across the region.

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According to Watamu Men Fridays Limited, the complainant in the suit, Lenzi, and several associates proceeded to create three separate land titles while the matter was still awaiting determination.

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The initiative follows the national government’s recent decision to lift restrictions on advanced crop-improvement techniques, a shift intended to stimulate scientific progress and strengthen Kenya’s food systems in the long term.

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The assessors recommended spiritual counselling, noting that some survivors were distressed after being forced to eat despite preferring to fast.

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The project, which blends sustainable housing, regenerative agriculture and renewable energy, is expected to reshape the economic and social landscape of Bangale sub-county over the next decade.

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The prosecution continues to build its case against Pastor Mackenzie and 92 co-accused over the deaths of 191 people in the Shakahola forest. The suspects are facing multiple charges at the Shanzu Law Courts under the Prevention of Terrorism Act and the Prevention of Organised Crime Act.

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Murkomen explained that the ban was necessitated by a series of frequent terror attacks targeting travellers, including passengers and cargo vehicles, along the route.

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Officials say the centre will serve as a critical hub for addressing the decline of coastal wildlife while creating opportunities for local communities to benefit from sustainable resource management.

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Children and adults found living in deplorable conditions inside Zion Fire Anointing Ministries, authorities investigate suspected cult activities.

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The senators raised concerns that local communities appeared to have been overlooked in the project’s initial design.

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The initiative seeks to raise funds for medical relief while promoting unity and solidarity with Palestinians.

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Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) officials said the new additions would enhance marine operations, improve safety, and reduce the time ships spend at the harbour.

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The meeting focused on logistics, partnerships, and ways to ensure residents benefit directly from the competition.

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Danson Mungatana condemned what he termed as growing recklessness within the police service, warning that the continued misuse of firearms risks eroding public trust in law enforcement agencies.

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Aircraft Accident Investigation Department Director and Chief Investigator Fredrick Kabunge said mapping of the crash site is ongoing.

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Fifteen of the suspects reportedly refused to eat for eight consecutive days, insisting that they were fasting for divine intervention in their legal troubles.

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