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Kenyan trials for the World Athletics Championships will take place in Nairobi on 1st and 2nd August, selecting Team Kenya for the 20th edition of the event.
The government has completed leasing Muhoroni Sugar Company and Chemelil Sugar Company, aiming to revamp the local sugar sector. Meanwhile, President Ruto met with Siaya Governor James Orengo to discuss multi-billion-shilling investments, and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua faced accusations of promoting tribal politics.
House Finance Committee prepares tax proposals, while Ksh500 billion project faces scrutiny and leadership calls for investigations.
New govt plan announced for security changes in estates, compensation payments, and housing funding controversies in Kenya.
Police operations lead to apprehensions and mass vehicle auctions amid reports of a police officer's misconduct.
Ruto, Gachagua, and Kalonzo are embroiled in legal challenges and differing opinions on transformation and economic policies.
Discussion on 'big man syndrome' and how patronage influences resource allocation among leaders, including insights from a State House meeting.
Kalonzo seeks to strengthen his position in Ukambani as President Ruto makes significant political advances.
McCarthy's rebuilding plan is hindered by a three-match winless streak. Meanwhile, local teams Jaguars, Sliders, and Stanbic Aces secure wins in their respective matches.
Angry youth in Igembe torch a police post over an arrest, and a 13-year-old girl's kidnapping in Yatya is linked to a family dispute.
Thousands of students benefit from the 'Inua Masomo Programme' in Murang'a County, and 700 students from Tom Mboya University prepare for job opportunities in Germany.
Catherine Muya discusses her 10-year battle with fibroids, while a medical piece addresses stroke (kiarusi in Swahili).
Kenyan trials for the World Athletics Championships will take place in Nairobi on 1st and 2nd August, selecting Team Kenya for the 20th edition of the event.
The government has finalized the leasing of Muhoroni Sugar Company and Chemelil Sugar Company, marking a significant reform in the local sugar sector.
President William Ruto and Siaya Governor James Orengo met, resulting in pledges for multi-billion-shilling investments. Critics question the regional balance in Ruto's appointments.
Kenya Pipeline ends two-year trophy drought with victory over DCI. Western Jaguars thrash Daikyo Heroes 6-1. Stanbic Aces win against UoN Dynamites in KBF league. FKF Nairobi West Branch secures Luton deal for medical services.
Kalonzo plans a candlelight vigil on June 25 to honour victims of the Gen Z protests. House Finance Committee prepares final report on 2025 tax proposals after stakeholder engagements.
Leaders from Kenya Kwanza have accused Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua of promoting tribal politics, urging Kenyans to be cautious of opposition narratives.
Candlelight vigil announced for victims, several fatalities reported from road incidents, and public reactions to influencer deaths.
Opposition leaders oppose housing levy regulations, President Ruto vows to continue with his agenda, and the family of Albert Ojwang suspects foul play in his death at police custody.
Stevo Simple Boy unveiled a new car, sparking mixed reactions from the public. Comedian Mulamwah responded to ongoing discussions about his quick move on from past relationships, while Georgina Njenga stated she cannot reunite with her baby daddy Tyler Mbaya.
