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EPRA said the decision was informed by the need to forestall an escalation in electricity costs for consumers and businesses.

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The draw extended McCarthy's unbeaten run as Harambee Stars coach, but Sunday's rematch against Lesotho will offer another opportunity for Kenya to sharpen their preparations and address the shortcomings identified from the first meeting.

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Until his appointment as Deputy Commander, Major General Nkoimo was the General Officer Commanding Central Command.

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Koross reminded employers and workers to continue remitting contributions in accordance with the law, warning that failure to do so could attract penalties and deny workers benefits that have already accrued.

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According to the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the investigational therapy, known as MBP‑134, will be offered to individuals at high risk of exposure.

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NTSA urged all public service vehicle operators and crew members to exercise maximum caution and strictly obey traffic rules to prevent further loss of life on the roads.

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The shoreline communities, where thousands of fishermen, traders and transporters interact daily, depend heavily on informal water routes that often lack proper health screening.

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The organisation notes that health facilities in the region are operating under extremely challenging conditions, with high needs and limited resources.

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Following approval, the Estimates will now form the basis of the Appropriation Bill, which will authorise government spending in the new financial year.

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The case before the Kisumu High Court challenges the decision to allow the open-field cultivation and market release of genetically modified Bt maize (MON 89034) in Kenya.

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The incident comes as FIFA faces growing criticism over ticket prices for the expanded 2026 World Cup, jointly hosted by the United States (US), Canada and Mexico.

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The recent wave of unrest has raised concern among stakeholders, even as authorities insist that the situation remains contained to a small number of affected schools.

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The Nairobi Expressway will be fully closed in both directions between James Gichuru Road and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) from 10:00 pm on Saturday until 3:00 pm on Sunday.

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President Ramaphosa announced that South Africa had agreed to reopen its market to Kenyan tea, coffee and spices, ending a dispute that had strained trade relations between the continent’s two largest economies in the East and South.

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The DCI noted that detectives are now focusing on a person of interest captured in images obtained during investigations, who is believed to have critical information that could advance the case.

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In Sudan alone, more than nine million people are internally displaced, while nearly 19.5 million face acute hunger, as ongoing conflict and funding shortfalls continue to undermine humanitarian response efforts.

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President Ruto described Kenya and South Africa as complementary economies with the potential to accelerate the continent's development.

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CS Murkomen said the planned Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit (NMPU) will, among other priorities, focus on maintaining public order and protecting businesses in the city.

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Ruto noted that Kenya and South Africa are well positioned to drive Africa’s digital transformation through collaboration in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, e‑commerce, and cross‑border payments.

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The petition relates to allegations of forced disappearances involving young fishermen operating in and around Lake Nakuru National Park.

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Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi told the committee that the county had experienced technical hurdles in uploading its 2022–2023 procurement plan to the Public Procurement Information Portal.

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Residents are demanding lifeguards, rescue teams and stricter beach safety measures after a 13-year-old boy drowned at Madhubaha Beach, reigniting concerns over recurring fatalities along Mombasa’s coastline.

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Sifuna said Kenya must act early to avoid a repeat of past disasters, urging authorities to clearly outline how they intend to respond to potential flooding and ensure public preparedness is strengthened across the country.

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Mombasa has launched a month-long campaign targeting speeding, which officials say contributes to nearly half of annual road deaths, ahead of the busy tourism season.

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When the matter came up before Justice Roselyne Aburili at the Milimani Law Courts, the court was informed that none of the respondents had filed replying documents despite being served with the petition.

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Matiang’i questioned the rationale behind the construction of new State Lodges, including reported plans for one in Meru, arguing that such projects are unnecessary given existing infrastructure and the availability of private hospitality facilities across the country.

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The decision also applies to 94 co-accused persons who are facing the same charges in connection with deaths linked to the Shakahola tragedy in Kilifi County.

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Kenyan pilgrims who took part in Hajj 2026 have praised improved organisation, accommodation, sanitation and welfare services in Saudi Arabia, describing the pilgrimage as one of the most smooth and well-coordinated in recent years despite minor health cases reported during the period.

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The petitioner argues that the office of the Kenya Railways Managing Director is a public trust position charged with overseeing public resources, managing strategic infrastructure projects and safeguarding public assets.

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After the raid and recovery, the official was escorted to the EACC headquarters in Nairobi for questioning.

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Katiba Institute argues that Murkomen exceeded his legal authority when he allegedly instructed police officers to shoot individuals who approached police stations or posed a threat to officers.

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CRBC informed the court that the railway project is already about 40 per cent complete, with major construction works having been undertaken along the corridor.

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According to the survey, 75 per cent of respondents said the increase was not justified, while only a smaller share (4 per cent) believe it was necessary due to wider economic conditions.

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Governor Mung’aro said organised gangs, particularly those operating in Malindi town, had become a major threat to security and were disrupting livelihoods and economic activity.

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In Mt Kenya, 89 per cent say the country is on the wrong track, followed by Lower Eastern and other regions where negative views remain above half in nearly all zones. Even in areas with stronger support for government, such as Nyanza, Central Rift and Northern regions, most respondents still report negative views.

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One of those affected, 27-year-old Anna Zacharia Mushiiri from Kwale, says she missed out on the registration process in 2017 and has since been unable to obtain an identity card despite repeated attempts.

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The latest trigger was the Harare‑based tycoon’s visit to the newly built Wajir State Lodge, a day after Ruto led Madaraka Day celebrations, where he later went on to describe the Head of State as a visionary president.

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UHC workers have notified authorities of plans to stage a peaceful protest in Nairobi on June 9, 2026, demanding permanent and pensionable employment, payment of pending gratuities, and urgent reforms to their transition framework.

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Ruto argued that Africa should not be treated as an arena for external competition but as a space for the continent’s own growth, development and prosperity.

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Kenyan arrivals in South Africa rose by 18.7 per cent following the introduction of a 90-day visa-free entry policy, with a record 58,376 visitors recorded in 2025, according to President William Ruto.

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According to the letter, the politician allegedly stated in the Kalenjin dialect that Chelel was unfit to contest the Rongai parliamentary seat unless she underwent female genital mutilation (FGM).

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The Green Belt Movement has demanded an immediate halt to plans for an airstrip, golf course and state lodge in Imenti Forest, warning that the developments could threaten a critical water tower and undermine constitutional safeguards protecting public forests.

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South Africa agreed to lift visa requirements for Kenyan travellers in November 2022, shortly after Ruto assumed office and hosted Ramaphosa in Nairobi.

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UNJHRO said the latest incident took place on the night of May 30-31, 2026, against their camp in Ngadi, in the Ruwenzori commune, Beni.

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Radicalisation is often a gradual process. It is not an instant event. It involves someone who has influence and is influencing another to change their values and beliefs. This could be cultural, social, political, or religious.

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The findings are drawn from a nationally representative survey conducted between May 2 and 11, 2026, with a sample size of 2,013 respondents drawn across all 47 counties.

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The Slum Boys have been without a substantive head coach since parting ways with John Kamau on May 11 during a difficult campaign that saw the club battling to preserve its top-flight status.

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The redevelopment, which has been branded as Uhuru Gardens 2.0, will introduce a range of new facilities aimed at catering for families, fitness enthusiasts, tourists and community groups.

The attack comes barely a week after another incident in which a man who had arrived from the United States was stabbed during a robbery in the town. The victim reportedly bled to death after being attacked by assailants on a motorbike when he resisted demands to hand over his phone.

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The 2026 edition will be the largest World Cup in history, featuring 48 teams for the first time. A record 104 matches will be played across 16 host cities in three countries over six weeks.

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The MCAs are scheduled to appear at the EACC headquarters on June 8, at designated times between 8:00 am and 2:00 pm.

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