Kioni rejects Raila's proposal for national conclave, says it's wasteful

Jubilee Party Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni has dismissed ODM leader Raila Odinga’s proposal for a national conclave, terming it unnecessary and politically motivated.

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Mbadi defends fuel levy securitisation amid tax criticism

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the government’s decision to securitise the fuel levy.

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Malala ordered to pay UDA, Mbarire Sh305,000 in legal costs

High Court Deputy Registrar Lydia Mbacho orders Cleophas Malala to pay Sh150,000 in costs for suing UDA and its chairperson, Cecily Mbarire, over his removal as party Sec-Gen.

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Lugari MP faults parents over child neglect amid grooming scandal

Lugari Member of Parliament and Education Committee member Nabii Nabwera has urged parents to take greater responsibility in understanding and supporting their children.

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Why Kenya will roll out injectable HIV preventive drug next year

UPDATE: WHO-approved HIV preventive drug Lenacapavir to be rolled out next year to allow for changes in existing guidelines and training of healthcare workers, Health DG Amoth says.

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Kang'ata vows justice for Boniface Kariuki killed by police

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata demands justice for slain mask vendor Boniface Kariuki shot by police during protest, blames state for his death; his burial underway in Iyego Kangema.

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Tax collections rise to Sh 2.571 trillion as KRA exceeds target

KRA surpasses revenue target of Sh2.555 trillion for financial year 2024/2025 to collect Sh2.571 trillion, attributes performance to GDP growth of 4.7 per cent in key sectors.

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Government orders fresh vetting of foreign nationals over cannibalism, claims

The government has ordered a fresh vetting of foreign nationals residing in West Pokot amid allegations of involvement in cannibalism, human trafficking, and organ harvesting.

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KNCHR reports 31 deaths in Saba Saba protests, calls for accountability

31 people killed, 107 injured, over 500 arrested during yesterday's Saba Saba demonstrations across the Country; KNCHR reveals.

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Saba Saba: 35 years on, the streets still call for freedom

On July 7, 1990, Kenyans took to the streets in a bold rejection of state repression, demanding the democratic space they had long yearned for.

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Health unions urge dialogue on police violence as protests strain hospitals

Health unions have called for a national dialogue to address rising police violence during protests, warning that hospitals are overwhelmed by avoidable injuries.

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Groups move to oust Murkomen over police shooting remarks

Civil society groups have filed a petition seeking the removal of Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen over his shoot-to-kill remarks, arguing they incite violence.

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Kenya, UK renew strategic pact to boost trade, jobs and security

Kenya and UK have renewed their Strategic Partnership in a deal expected to unlock major investments, enhance bilateral trade, and strengthen cooperation in key areas

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Ruto vows police protection as criticisms mount over deadly protests, attacks on officers

President William Ruto has pledged to protect police officers as protests against his administration turn violent, leaving officers and civilians injured and stations torched.

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Murkomen's 'shoot to kill' remarks raise tension amid police brutality claims

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen’s remarks urging police to shoot anyone approaching stations during protests have raised tension.

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Nurses' union extends strike notice for 30 days as talks open

The Kenya National Union of Nurses (KNUN) has extended its planned nationwide strike notice for 30 days to allow for talks with national and county governments.

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Major General David Ketter: New man at the helm of Kenya Army

President William Ruto has appointed Major General David Ketter as the new commander of the Kenya Army in the latest changes to the military leadership.

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June 25 protests in numbers

What was meant to be a day of remembrance for the 60 lives lost during last year’s anti-tax protests on June 25 quickly descended into chaos, resulting in more deaths, injuries

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Former Chief Justice David Maraga teargassed

Former Chief Justice David Maraga teargassed along Kimathi Street, Nairobi, as he joined protesters marking June 25 anniversary; supporters shield him from more harm.

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Police Commission urges protesters, officers to uphold dignity amid protests

NPSC has called on demonstrators to conduct themselves with dignity, avoid violence, and respect the rights and freedoms of fellow citizens during ongoing protests.

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DPP opposes bail for officers linked to Ojwang's murder

(DPP) has opposed the release on bail of Central Police Station OCS Samson Talaam, and five other police officers charged with the murder of Albert Ojwang.

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Western embassies raise alarm over 'hired goons,' use of plainclothes cops at protests

US, European embassies raise alarm over use of ‘hired goons’ to infiltrate protests, urge authorities to comply with court ruling outlawing use of plainclothes officers in unmarked vehicles.

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Boniface Kariuki's family seeks financial help amid silence from govt

The family’s lawyer, Lucas Murage, echoed the concerns, saying the hospital bill has risen to nearly Sh1 million and continues to grow.

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Raila joins Ruto at National Executive retreat in Kajiado

The National Executive retreat is underway in Kajiado County, chaired by President William Ruto and now in its second day.

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Zambia ends national mourning for ex-President Lungu amid fallout with family

Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema on Thursday ended the national mourning period for former President Edgar Lungu, citing a breakdown in funeral arrangements with [Lungu’s] family.

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Ex-Zambian President Edgar Lungu to be buried in South Africa

Ex-Zambia President Edgar Lungu to be buried in South Africa, family spokesperson says, following ‘standoff’ with Zambian govt; he will be the first foreign president interred in South Africa.

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CITAM's blunt message on police brutality

Odede cited the latest case of police brutality, a hawker fatally shot in broad daylight during demonstrations, describing it as a "cold-blooded execution" caught on camera.

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In pictures: Ruto chairs third Cabinet retreat in Nairobi

The two-day retreat is focused on reflecting on Kenya Kwanza administration’s journey, seeking to assess progress under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.

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LSK demands overhaul of state institutions

The Law Society of Kenya has called for a complete overhaul of the country’s institutions, citing a failure to protect citizens and uphold the rule of law.

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Judiciary, leaders condemn rising police brutality cases

The Judiciary has raised concern over rising cases of excessive police force and misconduct, following the shooting of a protester during Tuesday’s demonstrations in Nairobi.

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Wamalwa: Why we have united to oppose Ruto

(DAP-K) leader Eugene Wamalwa has emphasized that their opposition to President William Ruto is not personal, but rather a stand against what he describes as a corrupt system.

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US congressman pushes for Somaliland recognition, drawing mixed reactions

A US congressman has proposed legislation that would see Somaliland recognized as an independent nation, renewing debate over sovereignty, diplomacy, and US policy in the Horn of Africa.

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Kindiki to Kalonzo: Don't fall for 'cousin' politics

DP kindiki warns against tribal politics says such rhetoric won't be tolerated ;affirms his 'brotherhood' with Kalonzo Musyoka urges him not be swayed by 'cousin' politics

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Technician accused of tampering with CCTV in Ojwang murder probe arrested

Ojwang murder probe: DCI arrests a technician on suspicion of tampering with CCTV system at Central Police Station, claims he was paid Sh3,000 for the job.

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KUPPET to hold vigil for slain teacher Albert Ojwang

(KUPPET) will hold a vigil in memory of Albert Ojwang, the 31-year-old teacher who died in police custody.

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Political class accused of interfering with police service

Former National Police Service Commission (NPSC) chairperson Johnston Kavuludi has accused the political class of interfering with the police service

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IPOA releases names of five officers linked to Ojwang's arrest

The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has named five police officers as suspects involved in the arrest of blogger and teacher, Albert Ojwang.

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Havi calls for arrest of top police chiefs over Ojwang's death

Havi accused the top police brass of misleading the public by claiming that blogger Albert Ojwang.

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Central Police Station OCS is a prime suspect in Ojwang's death, says Amin

DCI Mohamed Amin has confirmed the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at Central Police Station is being treated as the prime suspect in the death of blogger Albert Ojwang

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Human Rights Commission demands answers in Albert Ojwang's death

KNCHR is demanding a detailed report on the circumstances surrounding the death of influencer Albert Ojwang, who died while in police custody.

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