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The expansion of the competition from 32 to 48 teams has significantly increased Africa's representation on football’s biggest stage.

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With more than three decades of experience in teaching, education administration and public service, he takes over the Education docket at a time when the government is grappling with a wave of school unrest.

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The judges dismissed claims that the impeachment process was biased or predetermined and ruled that public participation met the constitutional threshold.

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Several secondary schools across Kenya have been closed following student unrest, protests, and reported safety incidents, including riots and suspected arson cases affecting learning institutions in multiple counties.

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Only 14 per cent of those surveyed believe the country is moving in the right direction, a figure that has remained largely unchanged over the past year.

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Concern over unemployment and poverty dropped from 44 per cent to 23 per cent, suggesting shifting priorities or perceived improvement in job conditions.

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People can contract Ebola by touching infected individuals or handling sick and dead animals carrying the virus. Sexual contact with an infected person can also transmit the disease.

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Ruto also directed the Education Ministry to consult on integrating Duksi, Madrasa, and cultural instruction into the formal education system.

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The outbreak has reached 282 confirmed cases and 42 deaths, with 22 health zones affected across eastern DRC.

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Madaraka Day, celebrated annually on June 1, marks the historic moment in 1963 when Kenya attained internal self-government, paving the way for full independence and symbolising the nation’s journey toward freedom, unity and self-rule.

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Kenya leads the East African countries listed with a mobility score of 77, followed by Tanzania at 74, Rwanda at 72, and Uganda at 71.

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At the time of the incident, about 200 students were in the dormitory that caught fire.

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Assistant Teachers make up the largest job group at 40 per cent, followed by Senior Teachers/Heads of Institution (20 per cent), ECDE Teacher Deputy HoI (10 per cent), Deputy HoI (9 per cent) and Heads of Department (2 per cent).

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Rising demonstrations continue to focus on central state institutions amid governance concerns

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Treasury says the Finance Bill 2026 introduces no new taxes on mobile phones or M-Pesa, while clarifying adjustments to digital tax rules and withdrawing several contested proposals for further review.

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The data reveals that most Kenyans are marching over the surging cost of living, soaring food prices, low wages, and poor public services, overshadowing purely political concerns.

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Early signs often resemble flu, including headache, fatigue, sore throat, fever, muscle pain, red or bloodshot eyes, and abdominal pain.

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Rift Valley recorded the highest number of arrests at 259, followed by Nairobi with 189, Central with 142, Eastern with 103, Western with 10, and Coast with 7.

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For diesel, Kenya records the highest price among the listed countries at Sh242.92 per litre, ahead of Tanzania at Sh211.40 and Rwanda at Sh194.70.

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The steady growth reflects renewed global travel confidence and effective destination marketing, underlining tourism’s rising contribution to Kenya’s economy.

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The survey shows Kindiki with 59 per cent support among respondents, far ahead of Gladys Wanga (12 per cent), Oburu Oginga (3 per cent), and Hassan Joho (3 per cent).

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Health, housing and public works, water, governance and justice, as well as transport, are also among the sectors set to receive substantial allocations.

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Nairobi leads nationally in SHA registrations, with the highest male and female registrations, followed by Kiambu, as major urban counties dominate uptake according to the 2026 Economic Survey.

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In Mombasa, neighbourhoods such as Junda, Bamburi, Kongowea, and Likoni are among the most vulnerable to flooding.

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Nairobi tops national SHA registrations with over 1.6 million members, followed by Kiambu and Nakuru, as strong uptake is also seen across other major counties, while an β€œunspecified” category leads overall figures with more than 4.3 million registrations.

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SHA uptake remains lowest in Isiolo, Lamu, and Tana River, with northern and coastal counties dominating the bottom rankings as nationwide registrations continue under the new health insurance system introduced in October 2024.

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Education content, pull-outs and betting odds draw smaller audiences, while features and other categories record the lowest readership levels.

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Prime Cabinet Secretary and CS for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi told the Senate Standing Committee on Labour and Social Welfare that 751 Kenyans were rescued from Myanmar between 2022 and 2026.

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WHO says a hantavirus outbreak linked to cruise ship travel has been detected across multiple countries. As of May 4, 2026, seven cases (two confirmed) were identified, with three deaths and response measures underway.

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Cases involving dangerous drugs, morality offences, and break-ins also decreased, pointing to a general downward trend across many common crime types.

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A smaller but still notable number of people use social media to follow live sports at 28 per cent and watch talk shows or interviews at 26 per cent.

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Night-time listening is significantly lower, with only 4 per cent tuning in between 10:01 pm and midnight, and another 4 per cent from midnight to 6:00 am.

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Newspapers remain the least used source of news at just 1 per cent in both years.

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Kenya’s education budget increases from Sh511.7 billion in 2021/22 to Sh702.1 billion in 2025/26, with recurrent spending taking the largest share.

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Kenya’s adolescent pregnancies recorded at first antenatal visits declined overall from 2022 to 2025, with totals falling from 258,262 to 235,938. Girls aged 15–19 account for most cases, while counties vary widely.

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Kenya’s cement consumption fell from 9,494 metric tonnes in 2022 to 8,543 metric tonnes in 2024, then rose to 10,280 metric tonnes in 2025. Housing expenditure increases alongside lending and employment value.

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Heavy rains have raised water levels in major dams along Kenya’s River Tana, increasing flood risk downstream in Garissa and Tana River counties. Nairobi areas including Kasarani and Mwiki saw disruptions, while authorities urged residents to move to safer ground.

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Kenya’s sprinters depart for the World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Botswana, on May 2–3. Athletics Kenya will field five relay teams, led by Ferdinand Omanyala and Mercy Oketch, including mixed 4x100m and 4x400m.

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is asking the court to award him full compensation and benefits through August 2027, saying impeachment in October 2024 should not remove entitlements tied to the office.

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The article describes media freedom violations in 2025, including arbitrary arrests and detention, intimidation and threats, assaults or use of force, and obstruction of journalistic work. It says these tactics limit journalists’ ability to report safely and independently.

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Somalia recorded 72 media freedom violations in 2025. Incidents rose from March through May, peaking at 15 cases in May, then fell in June and July before increasing again in September and November.

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In Somalia in 2025, media freedom violations were concentrated in Banadir (39 cases, 54.2%) and Somaliland (23, 31.9%). Puntland, Galmudug, Jubaland and Southwest recorded far fewer cases, indicating an uneven regional impact.

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Authorities have emphasised the need for schools to hire only qualified and responsible drivers, and to equip all buses with essential safety features such as working seat belts and speed limiters.

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The list highlights the continued dominance of technology entrepreneurs, with all five individuals building their fortunes through innovation, digital platforms, and global-scale enterprises.

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Most categories of crime recorded a decrease over the period, indicating a general downward trend in reported offences.

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In the Coast region, Woza Woza was linked to 8 incidents and 28 arrests, while Panga Boys accounted for 4 incidents and 13 arrests.

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In the first quarter of 2026, reported raids for livestock-related crime rose from 167 to 290 versus the same period in 2025. Animals stolen increased to 7,522, while recoveries also improved to 5,040.

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Diabetes is a chronic metabolic condition marked by high blood sugar that can damage organs over time. Learn the three main types, common symptoms, and prevention-focused steps for reducing type 2 risk and complications.

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Smartphones remain Kenya’s primary way to access the internet, at about 97.5% in Q2 2024/25 and ranging up to 97.9% before easing to 97.6% in Q1 2025/26. Laptops stay in the low single digits.

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Younger people, especially those aged 15–34, have the highest usage levels, often exceeding 70 per cent.

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