March 7, 2026
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Kenyan woman arrested in Arizona after allegedly using fake nursing license

Authorities in Arizona State, US, have arrested a Kenyan woman accused of impersonating a registered nurse and using another person’s professional credentials to treat patients in multiple hospice settings. Christine Nyambura Muturi, widely known as Christine Lewis, is facing a string of serious charges, including forgery, fraud schemes, practicing nursing without a valid license, and

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Meshack Ojwang urges court to halt trial until DIG Lagat is charged over son’s death

The petition by Meshack Ojwang presents a painful and detailed account of his struggle to seek justice for his son, Albert Omondi Ojwang. He explains that his intention is not to create tension but to ensure that the truth is heard and that accountability is upheld. “I am the biological father of the late Albert

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Police swift action leads to arrest of notorious burglars in Kisumu

Police in Kisumu Central Sub-County have arrested two suspected burglars who are believed to be behind a string of break-ins in the Milimani area. The arrests came after officers on routine patrol spotted the suspects loading what appeared to be stolen household items into a vehicle. When they tried to escape, police acted quickly and

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Two kilos of bhang seized at JKIA as drug smuggling tactics grow more sophisticated

Authorities are now dealing with yet another drug trafficking incident after two kilos of bhang were discovered at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. The recovery has added to growing concern about how criminal networks continue to use airports and commercial flights to move illegal substances despite increased security checks. The drugs had been

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World Bank flags fiscal pressures that could slow Kenya’s economy

Kenya’s economic recovery is showing signs of strength, but serious challenges remain that could slow progress if not addressed. The World Bank for Africa has highlighted concerns over rising fiscal pressures, even as the country benefits from improved monetary conditions and a rebound in key sectors like construction. In its latest economic update, the Bank

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KJSEA examiner dies at Machakos girls during marking exercise

Machakos Girls High School has been facing a somber moment after the death of a Kenya Junior School Education Assessment examiner who was taking part in the ongoing national marking exercise. The examiner, Nicodemus Mutuku, died on Monday morning at the marking centre where he had been working since November 7. According to the Kenya

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DCI and ANU foil smuggling plot after recovering 28 pellets from female suspect

Security officers have once again shown how serious they are about protecting the country, and the latest arrest at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has reminded many Kenyans why constant vigilance matters. The case involves a 34-year-old woman named Muli Ayan Ndunge, whose attempt to smuggle cocaine into Kenya was stopped before it could succeed. Her

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Reckless crossing blamed as trailer collides with oncoming train in Bungoma

Two people are nursing injuries after a truck driver tried to beat an approaching train at Pamusu Junction in Bungoma County, only for the risky attempt to end in a violent collision. The crash happened early Monday morning along the Pamusu Lusaka Road, where the highway crosses the railway line, and it immediately caused concern

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Makongeni families watch lifelong homes fall as demolitions kick off

Makongeni is facing a painful moment as families wake up to machines tearing down homes that have stood for decades. What many hoped would remain a distant threat has now become a harsh reality. Long-standing houses are being knocked down in minutes, and entire families are left staring at demolished walls that once held their

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Nairobi’s Sh7.76 billion BRT plan stalls as US reverses key agreements

A major shift in diplomatic and financial commitments has placed Kenya’s ambitious Bus Rapid Transit project in a difficult position after recent decisions made in Washington. Soon after returning to office for a second term, US President Donald Trump cancelled a $60 million deal that had been approved by the previous administration. This move has

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