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The study points to the need to pay more attention to boys during the literacy sessions and to girls in the numeracy sessions during the implementation of the intervention programmes.

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President Lazarus Chakwera is seeking a second term in an election being closely watched internationally, particularly after the annulment of the 2019 vote over widespread irregularities.

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A small bistro table for two or four changes everything: it lets you host friends, enjoy dates, or savour a quiet breakfast with music playing. A dining table makes meals feel different—more intentional.

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According to an army official who spoke to AFP on condition of anonymity, the strikes targeted the headquarters of the Sudanese army’s 18th Division in White Nile state, along with nearby fuel depots on the western bank of the Nile.

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Analysts suggest Northern Kenya’s relative stability may be linked to its limited integration into the wider national economy and the central role of livestock, which supports both household consumption and local trade.

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Gathungu expressed alarm over the continued failure by both national and county governments to act on her office’s recommendations, warning that it undermines transparency and service delivery.

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Italy currently tops the overall medal count with three medals, two silver and one bronze.

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Thunder wrapped up the series in style with an emphatic 80-43 win in Game Three at the Nyayo Gymnasium on Saturday night, stretching their unbeaten run to 82 games since last season.

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This is part of an ongoing initiative by the Mombasa County government to address long-standing land disputes and secure tenure for thousands of families.

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In the raid, officers also recovered 14 mobile phones believed to have been stolen, allegedly found in the possession of a suspect identified as Ahmed Ali.

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The meeting at State House, Nairobi, brought together more than 10,000 teachers, union leaders and school heads’ associations, who pressed the government to act on urgent issues crippling schools and demoralising educators.

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The latest ranking places Kenya alongside The Gambia, though it remains the strongest passport in East Africa, ahead of Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda.

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KEPHIS Chairman Joseph M’Eruaki maintained that the charges are part of its constitutional duty and warned that removing them would compromise national efforts to safeguard agriculture and trade from invasive pests and diseases.

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The locals voiced frustration over harassment, arbitrary arrests and inadequate legal documentation, which they say are eroding their livelihoods.

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The petition, signed by over 8,000 people by Sunday, at 10:00 am, urges the public to support a reversal to the previous system where the Community Forest Association (CFA) directly collected gate charges and used them to fund forest management.

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According to the University Statistics 2024/2025 Report by the Commission for University Education (CUE), a total of 14,879 international students are enrolled across Kenyan universities.

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Mbadi said the arrangements fall outside the budget financing framework and therefore cannot be classified as public debt.

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The county said the revelation came after more than 500 people complained of not receiving salaries despite serving in various health facilities.

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In the NMEC's Stone Conservation Lab, they tackle statues weighing over 120 kilogrammes, employing an overhead winch to lift and reassemble colossal fragments.

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TSC has revealed that Junior Secondary Schools are operating at only 50 per cent of their required staffing levels, leaving millions of learners underserved.

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CBK said the surge is linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and disruptions in global supply chains.

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The Pentecostal Voice of Kenya Association warned that, despite a promising start, ordinary citizens have been left to shoulder high taxes and mounting debt, eroding public trust in the government.

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Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al Ansari said foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries will convene on Sunday to prepare a draft statement for the leaders' meeting.

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At a time when Kenya’s police service faces deep public mistrust, fuelled by cases of brutality and lack of accountability, Ojuok’s book offers a counter-narrative — one of resilience, empowerment, and transformation. It is a story of courage and determination prevailing against adversity.

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The IMO, a United Nations specialised agency, is responsible for the safety and security of shipping, the prevention of marine and atmospheric pollution from ships, and supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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Food is chemistry, how we combine ingredients influences how our bodies process and benefit from them. It is not just what we eat, but how we pair it.

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Civil society groups in the region say the actual death toll may be higher and have blamed government negligence for the tragedies.

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Cancer is an emotionally charged and high-stakes diagnosis. Loss-framed misinformation spreads quickly and can influence decisions that can put people at risk. Even when presented with correct medical information, the emotional weight of loss-informed cancer misinformation can override rational thought.

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In the women’s 1500m, Kenya showcased its depth and strength. World and Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon cruised through her heat in 4:02.55 to advance with ease.

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Addressing his supporters, Ali promised to unite Garissa County under a banner of progressive leadership and inclusive governance.

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She also reflected on the upcoming 5,000m race, noting that she hopes to maintain her health and energy and aims to perform well.

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