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Kenya and the UK have signed strategic deals worth 427 billion Kenyan Shillings to enhance trade and investments, focusing on key areas like green energy and trade.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urges an end to celebrations after recent protests, as the government covers medical expenses for the injured. Inflation continues to affect 23 essential goods. The nomination period for national heroes closes on July 21. Meanwhile, Boniface Mwangi Kariuki has tragically passed away from injuries sustained in the protests.
KUCCPS faces criticism for failing student achievement displays; 11,636 students placed in teacher education programs.
Manufacturers face new laws; residents express discontent at government offices; calls for peace protest regulations.
Gachagua allies face arrest; Danish women conscription; Kigali to celebrate World Kiswahili Day.
Kenya and UK PM renew partnership with a Ksh12.5 billion military deal and Ksh17.7 billion business funding.
Opposition pressures Murkomen; families of protest victims demand justice; 14-year-old girl dies post-protests.
Gachagua claims leadership of Mt. Kenya amid threats of arrest. Karua accuses government of chaos. Wiper party rebrands for 2027 elections, while new Jubilee leadership is announced.
Jubilee Allianz receives Sh2.75bn capital boost; KRA extends tax filing deadline; BAT Kenya cuts emissions by 54%.
Political leaders discuss protests; calls for regulation of public protests and the implications for civil rights.
Reports of coordinated abductions and violence during protests; concerns raised by public figures and officials.
Kenya and the UK have signed strategic deals worth 427 billion Kenyan Shillings to enhance trade and investments, focusing on key areas like green energy and trade.
New Kenya Cooperative Creameries reopens search for a CEO position. Jubilee Allianz General Insurance secures a capital boost of 2.75 billion shillings from shareholders.
Wiper Democratic Movement officially rebrands to Wiper Patriotic Front. Change announced in a gazette notice by the Registrar of Political Parties. Speculation surrounds Simon Kabu and Sarah Njoki's relationship after a video shows them together on a yacht cruise. Boniface Mwangi Kariuki, injured during June protests, passes away after weeks on life support at Kenyatta National Hospital. MP Oscar Sudi supports Interior CS Murkomen's directive allowing police to use lethal force when under attack, addressing safety concerns.
Michael Kojo's viral statement inspired civic engagement across the nation. Meanwhile, Kindiki's tours in Ukambani focused on enhancing the region's economic prospects, affecting Kalonzo's support.
KRU partners with Menzies Aviation and ChildFund Rugby for a sponsorship worth over 11.6 million shillings spread over two years. Butere Girls face Madira Girls in Western Region finals after defending their Kakamega County title. KCB Chess Club leads the Premier League title race, remaining unbeaten under coach Benjamin Magana.
Safaricom Ethiopia has reached 10 million customers, boosting digital growth with extensive investment and job creation. Infinix HOT 60i is now available for preorders in Kenya at 12,799 Kenyan Shillings, featuring a 50MP camera and 120Hz display.
A study reveals Trump's USAID cuts could severely impact Kenyans. Meanwhile, KUCCPS places 11,636 students in teacher training programs across the country. Kigali prepares for the 4th World Kiswahili Day celebrations, emphasizing cultural integration. President Ruto and UK PM Starmer renew trade and security partnership, aiming to double trade volume. Ruto's advisor questions the missing 3.4 billion Kenyan Shillings funding pledge from Uhuru's administration.
Kakamega's Bukhungu Stadium faces construction deadline as East Africa secondary sports event preparations hinge on its completion within a month. Organizers express concern over the stadium's status.
