April 26, 2025
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Olive Mugenda Resigns As KUTRRH Board Chair After Staff Demos

Following Monday’s protests, Professor Olive Mugenda resigned as the board chair of Kenyatta University Teaching Referral and Research Hospital (KUTRRH). According to a press statement issued on Tuesday by State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed, President William Ruto accepted her resignation. In the announcement, President Ruto abolished the whole KUTRRH Board with immediate effect, and the

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“Students To Be Sent Back Home In January Over SHA” President William Ruto Adviser Declares

Schools may be required to turn away kids who have not registered for the new health program, the Social Health Authority (SHA), when they return in January. According to top government advisor Moses Kuria, the government intends to return home all unregistered children in an effort to register all Kenyans. Kuria stated at a Homecoming

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Another Medic, Woman Found Dead In A Suspected Murder And Suicide

A medic from Kisii Training and Referral Hospital and his partner were discovered dead in a residence in Nyamataro, Kisii County. The man is suspected of killing the woman before committing suicide in the residence. According to authorities, the bodies were discovered when the man and lady were clutching each other on the bed. According

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Labour CS Alfred Mutua’s Negligence Exposed As Kenyan Caregivers Endure Slavery-Like Conditions In Saudi Arabia

The deployment of Kenyan caregivers and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) to Saudi Arabia has highlighted severe issues of labor exploitation and abuse. Despite promises of better economic prospects, many workers describe their conditions as slavery-like. These workers face systemic racism, physical and emotional abuse, lack of rest days, and severe labor law violations. The kafala

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Rising Waters, Falling Leadership: How Governor Johnson Sakaja Ignored Nairobi’s Flooding Nightmare

Nairobi’s Governor Johnson Sakaja has faced intense criticism following the city’s severe flooding after a single day of rain. Streets, homes, and businesses were submerged under filthy water due to poorly maintained drainage systems. This event starkly highlighted the disconnect between City Hall’s promises and its delivery, exposing a leadership marred by inefficiency and misplaced

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Kenya’s Notorious ‘Wash Wash’ Gang On Red List As UK Chips Steps Up To Help Government

The United Kingdom has supported Kenya’s efforts to tackle the burgeoning ‘wash wash’ cartels.In a statement posted on X, the British High Commission in Kenya revealed measures to assist the country in exiting the feared international financial grey list. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) manages the grey list, which puts the country under the

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Joseph Chirchir’s Corruption Scandal Exposes Deep Rot Within Kenya’s Law Enforcement

The reports against Nairobi County Traffic Commander Joseph Chirchir paint a grim picture of systemic corruption within Kenya’s police service. Accused by junior officers of enforcing mandatory bribes and contributions, Chirchir has found himself at the center of a scandal that sheds light on the deeply entrenched culture of corruption in the police force. These

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Mau Forest In Worst Crisis As Revealed By Satellite Images

Mau Forest, Kenya’s largest water catchment area, has lost 25% of its forest cover during the last 36 years, according to new satellite photographs. What’s more concerning is that satellite images show the forest facing another round of devastation in 2024. According to satellite data from Global Forest Watch (GFW), deforestation in Mau Forest decreased

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From Builder To Thief: Eng. Dominic Kundu’s Corruption Leaves Road Workers In Despair

Eng. Dominic Kundu, once trusted with the responsibility of managing the RWC 318 (ODDA-BUTE-DANABA) road project in Marsabit, has now become the center of a corruption scandal that has left hardworking road workers without their pay. Despite the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) sending Ksh 7.02 million last week specifically to settle overdue wages and

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