Kenya gears up for international built environment expo

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The expo comes against the backdrop of a construction sector grappling with recent contractions and a hopeful rebound...

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Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen confirms 25 deaths from the Saba Saba protests, while KNCHR reports 38 fatalities, highlighting critical disparities. Cleophas Malala is fined 150,000 shillings after losing a UDA case, and the EACC recovers 67.7 million Kenyan Shillings from a Treasury official. CS Ruku announces stricter attendance protocols for civil servants.(more in audio brief)

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