June 6, 2025
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Housing levy in trouble? What they’re not telling you about the funds

Kenyans are now asking tough questions after it was revealed that money collected from the housing levy might have been used to build markets instead of affordable houses. This shocking news as shared by the daily Nation has raised doubts about the government’s real intentions when it comes to solving the housing crisis. For many,

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Health PS Mary Muthoni faces resignation calls over tobacco company deal

Mary Muthoni, the Principal Secretary for the State Department of Public Health in Kenya, is now at the center of a major scandal. On May 21, 2025, it is alleged that she wrote an official letter endorsing British American Tobacco (BAT) as a “strategic health partner.” This move has raised serious concerns about her integrity

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OPEN LETTER TO PROF. MARGARET JESANG HUTCHINSON, ACTING VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI

RE: GROSS ACADEMIC FRAUD INVOLVING HON. FAITH GITAU IN COLLUSION WITH BEATRICE NDUNG’U, A LECTURER AT MAMA NGINA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE We write with profound dismay to expose a cancerous rot eroding the academic integrity of Kenya’s premier institution of higher learning, the University of Nairobi (UoN). Credible evidence confirms that one Beatrice Ndung’u (Lecturer, Mama

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Armed police officer overpowered by petrol station worker in shocking confrontation

An incident involving a police officer and a young man at a petrol station has sparked public debate after a video capturing the moment was shared online. The short CCTV clip, first shared by Ghetto Radio on Friday, May 30, shows a uniformed police officer armed with a firearm being attacked by a young man

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Health workers plan major strike over poor pay and broken promises

The Kenya National Union of Nurses has issued a 26-day notice for a nationwide strike that will begin on June 24. This decision comes after the union accused the government of failing to address their long-standing grievances. According to the union’s Secretary General, Seth Panyako, the government has repeatedly ignored their concerns for years. While

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Tanzanian minister orders crackdown on citizens sharing anti-Suluhu foreign content

Tanzanian Home Affairs Minister Innocent Bashungwa has made a strong call to the police to deal firmly with Tanzanians sharing social media content created outside the country that paints President Samia Suluhu in a negative way. While presenting his ministry’s 2025/26 budget on Monday, May 26, Bashungwa asked the police to work closely with the

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Strange silent valls haunt reporters behind Yahweh church exposé

Two journalists from NTV have come forward saying they are now living in fear after releasing a shocking exposé about a fake church operating in Nairobi. The report, titled Sacred Swindlers, exposed Yahweh Media Services as a scam that tricked innocent Kenyans using false miracles and illegal gambling disguised as church activities. The documentary aired

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Maryanne Keitany’s social media bill raises fears of censorship and state-led targeting of critics

Governance experts have raised serious concerns about a new law being pushed by Maryanne Keitany, a close ally of President William Ruto. The law aims to monitor Kenyans closely whenever they use the internet. Experts warn that this is not just about controlling hate speech but about stalking and tracking anyone who criticizes the government

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President Ruto turns a new chapter for human-wildlife conflict victims

By Jackie Adhyambo Today, Monday the 26th day of May 2025, President Ruto will turn a new chapter for Kenyans affected by human-wildlife conflict. His presence in Meru to grace a compensation event will close a chapter of a past riddled with painful experiences but now giving way to a hopeful future. As Kenya’s model

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