March 7, 2026
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Uasin Gishu mother pleads for help as daughter trapped and sick in Saudi Arabia

A woman in Uasin Gishu County is pleading for government help to rescue her daughter, who is trapped and unwell in Saudi Arabia. The mother, identified as Faith Chemeli Chepkwony from Cheptiret, says her daughter, known as Frenda Chelangat, has been mistreated by her employer and denied the chance to return home despite being very

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Shock in Meru as senior Catholic Nun arrested over murder of junior Sister at Convent

A wave of shock has hit Meru County after police arrested a senior Catholic nun in connection with the brutal murder of a junior nun at a local convent. The incident, which took place at a mission compound in Imenti Central, has left the Catholic community and residents deeply shaken. According to police reports, the

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Calls for accountability rise as procurement irregularities emerge under Dr. Gedi at KAA

Recent discussions around the Kenya Airports Authority have drawn attention to how public resources are being handled under the acting leadership of Dr. Mohamud M. Gedi. Many employees within the authority say that tender processes have not been transparent and that key contracts have allegedly been influenced by a small circle of powerful individuals. They

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Kenya Power announces widespread outages in effort to strengthen electricity network

Residents and business owners in parts of Nyeri, Embu, and Kiambu counties are set to experience temporary power interruptions on Monday, October 13, 2025, following a scheduled maintenance exercise by Kenya Power. The company says the planned outages are part of ongoing efforts to improve the reliability of electricity supply by upgrading aging infrastructure and

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Visa rejection exposes deep rot at Kenya Airports Authority under Gedi’s leadership

The recent visa denial to Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) CEO Dr. Mohamud M. Gedi by the United States government has sent shockwaves through Kenya’s aviation sector and beyond. The decision, made under Section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, raises serious questions about integrity, security, and corruption within KAA. The denial comes at a

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Nelson Havi calls Out Justice Isaac Lenaola over alleged corruption and moral misconduct

City lawyer and former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Nelson Havi has once again stirred controversy after making strong accusations against Supreme Court Judge Isaac Lenaola. Havi, who has been a vocal critic of the Judiciary’s conduct in recent months, openly accused Justice Lenaola of being corrupt and unfit to serve in any court

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Schools set to lead Nationwide tree planting drive as Kenya marks Mazingira Day

Schools across the country have been directed to open their doors on Friday, October 10, for learners to take part in a national tree planting exercise meant to mark Mazingira Day. The Ministry of Education issued a circular instructing all public and private schools to ensure that pupils attend school from 8:00 am to 12:00

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Murang’a Senator demands Audit of Ksh172 million Kang’ata care payment

Murang’a Senator Joe Nyutu has raised concern over a Ksh172 million payment made by the county’s Kang’ata Care health programme to the Social Health Authority, saying it is important for the Senate to find out how the money was used. He insisted that the public deserves to know whether the funds reached the poor families

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Credit Bank cornered as #CreditBankExposed unmasks dirty deals, fraud claims and court defiance

Talks about Credit Bank have taken a worrying turn as new allegations continue to emerge about how the institution has been conducting its operations. Across social media, especially on X, conversations under the hashtag #CreditBankExposed have become a major topic of discussion, with users pointing out alleged illegal dealings, ignored court orders, and claims of

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Lawmakers sound alarm over mounting SHA arrears and fears of systemic collapse

Kenya’s plan to achieve universal health coverage is now under serious threat as the Social Health Authority (SHA) struggles with a massive financial crisis. The institution, which was created to handle all public health insurance matters, is facing unpaid hospital bills amounting to about Sh76 billion. This situation has raised deep concerns among both lawmakers

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