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Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen has criticised journalists for questioning his remarks suggesting that police officers can ask citizens for fuel for their vehicles when they are called to security agencies. Speaking amid public outrage.
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Senator Karen Nyamu has slammed Isiolo MCAs for pushing an impeachment motion against Governor Abdi Guyo without following legal procedures. She called the move a "dangerous joke" lacking evidence and due process. The Senate was forced to suspend proceedings amid a growing standoff.
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Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen questioned Cleophas Malala’s involvement in the National Drama Festivals. He criticized the use of student plays for political messaging, urging that scripts be left to teachers. This followed Butere Girls’ walkout over alleged mistreatment during the event.
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It is January and every person has a new year resolution they believe will make them better. For the majority, losing weight is usually at the very top to starve off lifestyle diseases and lead a healthier and happier life.
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The African Unions (AU) regional economic community, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), has denied allegations in a letter that it supported President William Ruto's hosting of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a Sudanese rebel group.
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The court of Eldoret has sentenced a woman who stambed her husband to death to 35years of imprisonment
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While some fans and observers speculate that these changes might signal a reevaluation of personal priorities, neither Brilliance nor her representatives have commented on the matter. The evolving narrative has sparked wider discussions about balancing personal relationships with the demands of a high-profile career, a topic that resonates with many in the fast-paced entertainment industry.
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Nineteen KRA employees were fired for corruption between October and December 2024, up from nine in 2023. Cases of fraud, dishonesty, and negligence led to stricter enforcement measures. KRA and EACC pledged to strengthen collaboration to curb tax evasion and corruption.
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged critics to be fair in assessing President William Ruto’s performance, emphasizing that the Kenya Kwanza administration has a full five-year term to deliver on its promises. Speaking during a consultative meeting in Karen, Kindiki assured Kenyans that all pledges would be fulfilled and expressed confidence that the government would surpass expectations. He also encouraged Samburu residents to vaccinate their livestock to enhance product quality for local and international markets.
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