April 22, 2026
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“He should be in jail” Miguna Miguna’s blunt attack threatens Babu Owino’s political bebrand

Miguna Miguna has once again raised serious questions about Babu Owino, putting the spotlight on the Embakasi East MP’s long history of controversy as he eyes bigger political ambitions. Babu Owino is widely known in Kenya as a loud and energetic opposition politician, but his record in and out of court continues to follow him.

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Teargas fired as police stop Ole Lenku, leaders from entering controversial Kibiko land

Armed police officers on Monday blocked Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku and several local leaders from accessing the controversial Kibiko prime land, an incident that later escalated after officers dispersed the group using teargas canisters. The confrontation unfolded earlier today when Governor Ole Lenku, accompanied by Members of the County Assembly, local administrators, elders, and

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EACC nets three traffic officers in bribery sting along Kisumu–Kisii highway

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested three traffic police officers who were allegedly involved in bribery along the busy Kisumu–Kisii Highway. The officers were attached to Sondu Police Station and were taken into custody after a targeted operation by EACC officers. The arrests come after several complaints from motorists and members of the public

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Tiriki clan denies torch burial rumours for late MP Cyrus Jirongo

The family of the late former Lugari Member of Parliament and businessman Cyrus Jirongo has moved to clear the air following days of intense public discussion about how he will be laid to rest. As emotions remain high after his sudden death, rumours about his burial customs have spread widely, prompting elders from his community

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NTSA records reveal car in fatal Cyrus Jirongo crash was not registered in his name

Fresh details have emerged surrounding the fatal road crash that claimed the life of former Lugari Member of Parliament Cyrus Jirongo. Records from the National Transport and Safety Authority show that the Mercedes Benz he was driving at the time of the accident was not registered in his name. The crash happened in the early

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SHA clears first group of health facilities after contract and licensing review

Recent changes in the management of healthcare contracts have brought some clarity to providers who had been affected by facility-level mismatches. The Social Health Authority has confirmed that it has completed the first batch of reviews focusing on contracts and facility records, marking an important step in cleaning up records under the current health financing

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Outcry grows in Watamu over affordable housing project in forested park

Residents of Kilifi County have raised strong concerns over a proposed affordable housing project planned for Watamu Public Park, saying the development could damage one of the few remaining green spaces in the area and harm tourism. The concerns were shared during a public forum held on Saturday to discuss the government’s Affordable Housing Programme.At

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Unexpected twist as DCI finally reveals that the climax buses belong to Governor Anne Waiguru

Online claims emerged alleging that Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru owned Climax buses following a road accident that killed businessman Cyrus Jirongo. The accident occurred in western Kenya when Jirongo’s vehicle was involved in a collision that resulted in his death at the scene.Police reports confirmed that a Climax passenger bus collided with Jirongo’s car under

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UASU raises alarm over unadvertised DVC role and delayed VC recruitment at UoN

Staff at the University of Nairobi are once again expressing unease as disagreements surface over how top leadership positions are being filled. The latest concerns focus on the recruitment of the Vice Chancellor and deputy vice chancellors, a process that members of the University Academic Staff Union say lacks openness and raises troubling questions about

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How Agnes Kagure uses her farms to promote practical farming and income growth

Agnes Kagure recently visited her rapeseed farms in Kenya, walking through fields where the plants were healthy and ready for harvest. The crops, standing tall under a clear sky, reflected the work put in over the months. She moved along the rows, noting the growth and potential yield, a simple reminder of the opportunities that

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