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The incident happened after President Ruto visited the site to inspect a govt project

Already, the government has handed over 1,080 housing units to Kenyans in Mukuru.

The move is aimed at streamlining and enhancing operations within various dockets.

The former governor served from 2017 to 2022.

Agather was found abandoned at the Mutukula border between Uganda and Tanzania on May 22.

Trump and Harvard are currently embroiled in a dispute that could spell doom for the university's operations.

Babu Owino was among the lawyers who were admitted to the bar on May 23.

The fire broke out on Saturday morning.

The pressure continues to mount on the CS, who has continued to affirm his authority.

Numerous allegations have been levelled towards the Tanzanian government after details of their ordeals emerged.

Business owners blamed the county government for slow response.

There has been lack of clarity on the employment status of former NHIF staff

The orders put the education of the learners in serious jeopardy.

The schools have been ordered to remain closed until directed otherwise.

Doctors stated that they have decided to go on strike after the government ignored their grievances.

All ocean-related commercial and recreational activities, including fishing, have also been suspended until further notice.

Debate and controversy have marred the alleged transfer, begging the question of why the seal matters and why its up at arms.

Boniface Mwangi was released after more than three days in detention in Tanzania.

The priest lost his life after he was shot by assailants in an ambush on Thursday, May 22.

The MP made this appeal in light of a recent development due to her political affiliation.

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The accident caused a snarl-up along Thika Road, with motorists advised to use alternative routes.

Ruto broke his silence hours after Father Bett’s gruesome murder

The activities of pedestrians within the CBD are set to be heavily affected.

The nations have been accused of being sluggish over an issue that might have a ripple effect on businesses.

Gachagua was reacting to the Standard's "KPA billions loot" and Daily Nation's "Mr Moneybags" newspaper headlines.

CS Mutua announced tough conditions for the interested persons.

Copyright Tribunal stated that the company was guilty of infringing copyright after airing the film without the consent.

The event is highly hyped by governors who believe it is necessary for the culture.

The exact cause of the outage is yet to be established.