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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki speaking during an Interdenominational Sunday Worship and Thanksgiving Service at Maemba in Sigowet Soin Constituency, Kericho County, on January 25, 2026./DPCS
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Kindiki slams Gachagua over remarks on abolishing SHA and affordable housing

Kindiki’s remarks come a day after former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua declared that he would abolish the Social Health Authority (SHA) and scrap the Affordable Housing initiative if elected president in 2027.

Two suspected wildlife traffickers, Imani Manasi Msumbwa and Alton Jilaoneka, have been arrested in Namanga following a covert, intelligence-led operation by a multi-agency team drawn from the National Police Service (NPS) and the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), leading to the recovery of elephant tusks valued at approximately Sh11 million./HANDOUT
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Two arrested with Sh11 million worth of elephant tusks in Namanga

According to detectives, the operation was mounted after officers received intelligence indicating that a group of traffickers was planning to conclude an illegal ivory transaction with a prospective buyer.

Sugar workers issue strike notice over Sh10.8 billion unpaid dues
Business

Sugar workers issue strike notice over Sh10.8 billion unpaid dues

In 2025, the government leased the four state-owned mills to private investors as part of efforts to revive the sugar industry and attract fresh capital. The reform plan included a commitment to clear salary arrears and benefits for workers before and during the transition, but unions say these commitments have not been fully honoured.

Government launches Sh20 billion scholarships for over 12,000 learners
Education and Career

Government launches Sh20 billion scholarships for over 12,000 learners

The scholarships, which will run for three years, target high-performing learners from disadvantaged households. Since 2020, the Elimu programme has helped 62,000 students, with special focus on vulnerable groups such as refugees, host communities, children from informal settlements, and families with limited income.

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