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Police Arrest 80 Suspects Amid Rising Gang Activity in Nairobi CBD
Kenyans are voicing concerns over rising insecurity within the Nairobi Central Business District, with fears of "Nai-Robbery" returning due to armed gangs. Residents have been alarmed by a gang dubbed the "Devil's Breath," which has reportedly been terrorizing the CBD for over a month. In response to the increase in criminal gang activities, Kenya’s Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen ordered a major crackdown on muggings in the area. Following the order, police have arrested 80 suspects in connection with these incidents.
Nakuru-Eldoret Highway Reopens After Repair of Sinkhole
A significant earth fissure appeared along the Nakuru-Eldoret road, which developed into a a sinkhole that disrupted traffic on the major highway. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) planned to engage geologists to investigate the cause and potential risks associated with the geological phenomenon. Following repair work on the sinkhole, the Nakuru-Eldoret highway has been reopened. The repair has restored full traffic flow on the vital route, ensuring the safe passage of vehicles.
Counties Urged to Boost Health Funding; Private Hospitals Decry Reimbursement Delays
Counties in Kenya are being urged to increase their health funding to reduce high rates of maternal and newborn deaths. There is also a call for Local County Governments to collaborate closely in efforts to reduce these mortality rates. Concurrently, private hospitals are raising concerns about delayed and insufficient reimbursements from the Social Health Authority (SHA). This issue is reportedly impacting their operations and ability to provide timely healthcare services.
Government Reduces University Fees and Farm Input Prices; KRA Collects KSh73.2B in Housing Levy
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has collected KSh73.2 billion from the housing levy during the 2024/2025 financial year. In separate announcements, President Ruto has significantly reduced university fees to a 25-year low, a move aimed at making higher education more accessible. The Kenyan government has also announced a reduction in the prices of maize and fertilizer. This price cut is intended to benefit farmers across the country by making essential agricultural inputs more affordable.
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