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ODM leader Raila Odinga has defended Secretary General Edwin Sifuna’s right to free expression after his criticism of the party’s deal with UDA. Raila emphasized that internal debate is part of democracy. Budalang’i MP Raphael Wanjala also urged the party to protect Sifuna from tribal-based attacks.
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Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku has assured Kenyans that no one will die of hunger, as the government intensifies food relief in drought-hit counties. Speaking in Moyale, he said 23 ASAL counties have been mapped for targeted support. The initiative is part of a wider effort to decentralize services and uplift marginalized regions.
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Doctors in Kiambu County have declared a total shutdown as their strike nears 60 days, crippling health services. KMPDU accuses the county government of neglect and demands urgent intervention to restore dignity and safety in healthcare. The union has also called for the withdrawal of medical interns, citing unsafe working conditions and lack of supervision.
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DPP Renson Ingonga has defended charging protesters with terrorism, saying destruction of public property qualifies as terrorism under Kenyan law. He dismissed claims of political pressure, insisting prosecutions are guided by evidence and the 2014 anti-terror law. This follows public uproar over activist Boniface Mwangi’s arrest and the controversial detention of 37 youth linked to recent protests.
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Boniface Kariuki burial took place on July 11 in Kangema, Murang’a County. Amid tight security—deployed in the wake of violence at previous funerals—mourners carried his flag‑draped white coffin, surrounded by chanting youth
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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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In response to allegations that he hired goons to disrupt the Gen Z-led protests in Nairobi on June 17, 2025, Governor Johnson Sakaja firmly denied any involvement, calling the accusations false and politically motivated. In a video statement, he claimed the violence was orchestrated by his political opponents to damage his reputation. Sakaja emphasized his commitment to peaceful civic engagement, distancing himself from any form of violence and reaffirming support for lawful protests. He urged investigative agencies to take swift action against those responsible, highlighting Nairobi County’s efforts to support protesters, including providing health services and releasing key CCTV footage.
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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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Former Judiciary Chief Registrar Anne Amadi denies involvement in the Ksh 100M gold scandal, saying courts cleared her name and the accusations damaged her reputation.
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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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