State left us to die, abducted chiefs say after return
Five chiefs abducted by suspected Al-Shabaab militants in Mandera County have finally reunited with their families, but with deep reservations
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Echoes of oppression: Play that ruffled government a sneak peek into current realities
The echoes of a play whose performance for a national audience aborted has captivated the nation and exposed the fissures
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Muturi hands over docket, claims military in charge
Muturi today hastily handed over his docket to the Prime Cabinet Secretary even before the vetting and appointment of his
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Crisis in the soil: Fertilizer shortage and depleting land risk food security
Farmers struggling to access subsidized fertilizer due to supply shortages, leaving them uncertain as the critical March-April-May rains begin...
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Nyachae: I stepped down from East African Court of Justice over $2,000 ‘unfair’ salary
Charles Nyachae told IEBC selection panel he resigned as a judge of the East African Court of Justice due to
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06:20
Court dismisses MCSK’s bid to collect royalties
It is a big win for musicians and singers after the High Court has dismissed a petition by the Music
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07:20
Unholy trinity: How tribalism, lies and bribery are shaping 2027 race
Contradictions are a hallmark of this system: one moment they say the economy is thriving; the next, they are raiding
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Win or lose AUC contest, the Raila factor will shape 2027 elections
Raila Odingas absence in local political discourse would lead to major alignments even as questions emerge on whether his influence would
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Counties scorecard: Murang’a, Trans Nzoia lead in agriculture
Infrastructure is a key challenge, with the national mean score for roads and transport at 42.4 per cent.The national mean
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His Highness Aga Khan IV dies aged 88
He was the founder and president of the Aga Khan Development Network, which employs 96,000 people and finances development programmes,
