Kenya Lionesses win silver at Rugby Africa Cup

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A gold mine collapse in West Pokot County has resulted in one death, with rescue efforts underway. In Nairobi, Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat has stepped aside amid ongoing investigations into the death of teacher Albert Ojwang, igniting national discussions. President Ruto criticizes opposition while MPs debate the budget.(more in audio brief)

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