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Raila supports the June 25 protests, emphasizing lawful conduct. Meanwhile, Kenyans are cautioned against visa scams as travel demand surges.
Nairobi's National Intelligence Service warns of potential terrorist threats as six suspects in blogger Albert Ojwang's murder appear in court. Babu Owino backs tomorrow's Gen Z protests, while counties must utilize 30.83 billion shillings in allocated funds within three days. Homa Bay youth plan to protest in memory of last year's victims.
President Ruto advocates for police support as Gen Z protests loom, urging calm while Catholic bishops decry police brutality.
New measures introduced to curb visa fraud, while KNEC announces changes in answer formats for 2025 assessments.
Legal inquiries into cancer cases linked to toxic waste, and developments in the Albert Ojwang murder case are ongoing.
Koech advises diplomats on comments about upcoming protests. Ruto defends police tactics and warns of intimidation. Babu Owino expresses full support for Gen Z protests.
Oil prices fall as Israel agrees to a ceasefire with Iran, affecting the Middle East flight operations.
Xiaomi Kenya to launch new product, Peach Tech secures $11M for used car marketplace, and Luno relaunches for crypto.
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Latest security patches for TECNO phones, Google TV Android 14 update, and Check Point's PDFguard introduction.
Six suspects face murder charges in Albert Ojwang' case; family disputes donation claims.
President William Ruto hosts police teams and discusses promises after Gen Z protests amidst ongoing political turmoil.
Kenya wins Africa Catchball Cup in South Africa and excels at Roll Ball Junior World Cup against DRC, Sri Lanka, and South Sudan.
Kenya Airways unveils a strategic plan for zero carbon emissions while BRITAM launches a sustainability report detailing Ksh. 2.4B to local suppliers.
Raila supports the June 25 protests, emphasizing lawful conduct. Meanwhile, Kenyans are cautioned against visa scams as travel demand surges.
L’Oréal Nairobi has received the RoSPA Gold Award for health and safety, marking a significant achievement in its first entry. Private vehicle owners are opposing the government’s plan for mandatory inspections for cars older than four years. China has expressed opposition to the EU's protective measures aimed at limiting Chinese firm participation in the European market.
Director of Public Prosecutions approves murder charges against six, including OCS Samson Talaam, in the case of blogger Albert Ojwang's death. Comedian Mulamwah prefers his relationship with Carol Sonnie, citing mutual respect, and hints at a potential reality show.
Nelson Koech cautions diplomats against interfering in Kenya's governance, following concerns from Western embassies over planned protests. MPs seek input from Mr. Jirongo on his claims regarding those responsible for toxic nuclear waste dumping in the north-eastern region.
Kenya started strong in the Junior Roll Ball World Cup, defeating DRC 9-0 in the opening match. They also won against Sri Lanka and South Sudan on Day 2 at the Kasarani Indoor Arena.
Realme launches the C75X smartphone in Kenya, offering impressive specs and features for local consumers. Standard Chartered transfers its retail banking operations in Tanzania to Access Bank PLC.
New measures rolled out to curb visa fraud may impact Kenyans seeking to move abroad. Cabinet approves new bypass and railway line in Nairobi to ease congestion. Abduction victim Billy Mwangi announces senatorial bid. MPs push to reduce Sakaja's budget, raising concerns at the National Assembly. Parliament extends Wednesday's session to midnight as Kenyan youths plan protests.
Family of missing blogger Ndiangui Kinyagia blames security agencies, demanding he be returned home unharmed.
