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The residents vowed that they would not allow private developers to change the purpose of the land insisting the mosque is an essential part of their community and must be protected.

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Kamukunji Member of Parliament Yusuf Hassan urged the county government to investigate the root causes of the fires, including faulty gas cylinders and illegal electricity connections, to prevent similar future incidents.

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The statement also highlighted that fraudsters have been exploiting the process by offering "facilitation services" for a fee, with many unsuspecting victims being misled into paying for fraudulent documents.

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This version of events contradicts the testimony of former Nairobi Police Commander Adamson Bungei, who previously told the inquest that police were only deployed at around 11:00 am after the "invasion" of the Nairobi Central Business District (CBD) by riotous youths.

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Raila was taken on a tour of different sections of the mall, including the soon-to-be-launched gold market on the ground floor. He also visited the food and cosmetics section, as well as the electronics section.

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The 2025 Athletics Kenya Cross Country Championships will take place on 8 February at Eldoret Sports Club, following a venue change from the Kenya Prisons Training College. The event will bring together over 500 elite athletes, marking a key fixture in Kenya’s athletics calendar. This year’s edition introduces an afternoon race schedule, alongside entertainment and a medical camp. Athletics Kenya has also revamped the prize money structure, with the senior 10km winners set to earn Sh200,000.

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For many years, Eastleigh has struggled with waste management issues. With the new approach introduced by Zanox, the situation appears to be changing.

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Rahma reported the matter to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) at Kilimani, Nairobi, on January 2, 2025, leading to the arrest of Abdullahi Abdi Hussein, the company’s manager.

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In Eastleigh’s Airbase Ward, football is more than just a sport—it is a lifeline for many young people. At the heart of this transformation is Eastleigh Youth FC, a team founded in 2008 to keep idle and unemployed youth engaged through football. Led by Coach John “Uncole” Mwaura, the club has not only nurtured talent but also instilled discipline, helped players secure scholarships, and provided a sense of belonging. Despite financial struggles, Mwaura remains committed to the cause, calling on football authorities to support grassroots teams like his.

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The enforcement of the rules over the past three days has resulted in a significant reduction in traffic congestion along the avenue.

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Waudo Street which was constructed under Governor Johnson Sakaja, now has multiple potholes and becomes excessively muddy after rains.

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Residents and businesses are calling for immediate action to clear the garbage and enforce stricter waste management regulations to prevent further dumping in the area.

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A lawyer and former lawmaker, Lissu survived a near-fatal assassination attempt during the regime of the late President John Magufuli.

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Omar dismissed the claims as false, explaining that the Somali community often invests alongside people from other communities. He said such partnerships are common and benefit all parties involved.

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EBDA believes that its performance in 2024 exceeded expectations, and the association is optimistic about achieving even greater success in 2025.

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Fazam Football Academy, located in Eastleigh, Nairobi, is on a mission to fill the gap in player development in Kenyan football. With over 60 young players enrolled and an ambitious plan to expand to 600 by June, the academy is focused on providing quality coaching, instilling strong character, and offering a platform for players to progress to top-tier Kenyan football clubs. Established by Feisal Mohamed, the academy has quickly gained attention for its commitment to fostering talent and promoting community engagement.

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The resilience of the hawkers and their ability to adapt to the conditions keeps the market alive, providing affordable goods.

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Officially, hawkers in Eastleigh are allowed to conduct business starting at 5 p.m., as the mornings are reserved for shop owners and mall businesses.

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Abdiaziz denied the charges before Principal Magistrate Carolyne Mugo of Makadara Law Courts. He was released on a cash bail of Sh30,000 and an alternative bond of Sh80,000.

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The DCI confirmed Tuesday evening that the suspect was apprehended in Kariokor while attempting to board a bus bound for Uganda.

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Abdiaziz Abdullahi turned himself in at the Nairobi Area Regional DCI headquarters for questioning regarding the assault, which reportedly occurred on January 2 in Nairobi's Eastleigh area.

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Ridwan claims her brother's anger stemmed from her decision to travel to Uganda without his approval.

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Shafat, a photographer at The Eastleigh Voice is the latest victim of police brutality that was meted against him on Christmas night outside the Business Bay Square (BBS) Mall.

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The robbers reportedly attacked a pedestrian who was walking to Al-Hidaya Mosque for morning prayers along Athumani Kipande Street, commonly referred to as Jam Street.

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The regional business hub saw developments in banking, retail, hospitality, and real estate.

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The Authority said preliminary investigations have attributed the scaffold collapse to poor installation, inadequate maintenance, and safety oversights.

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In the subsequent demonstrations, Eastleigh’s business community continued to focus on recovery, hoping for stability in the months ahead.

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The three – Hassan Ali Zahir, Omar Sultan Omar and Suleiman Abdi were arrested after allegedly fatally stabbing Emmanuel Inyanza, a resident of Third Street in Eastleigh on December 29, 2024.

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The suspects, identified as Anna Abdirahaman and his wife, Hayat Mohamed, are accused of trafficking multiple individuals, including a 17-year-old girl.

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