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Refugee crisis deepens as Uganda battles influx from Congo and Sudan

More than 41,000 Congolese refugees have reached Uganda since January, part of a steady flow fleeing insecurity in Rutshuru, Masisi, and Goma.

Sh10 billion lost in water billing gaps across 15 counties

Smaller but still troubling losses were seen in Siaya, Bomet, Narok, and Lodwar, each ranging between Sh53 million and Sh102 million.

Singer Rubby Pérez dies as deaths near 100 in Dominican club tragedy

Initially believed to have survived, the beloved singer was later found lifeless beneath the collapsed roof—his final moments now etched in the memories of those who managed to escape.

MPs Umulkher Harun and Falhada Iman engage in fight outside Parliament

A Parliamentary Sergeant-at-Arms stepped in and tried to separate the two, but the situation remained tense. Other leaders quickly moved to help calm down the visibly upset lawmakers.

Treasury should be fined for hindering IEBC, panel told

"Even after the procurement is done, the technology has to be tested in the presence of all stakeholders including the media and political parties and more time is consumed at that exercise."

It's not over yet, Mbappe, Bellingham warn Arsenal

"If there’s a team that can turn around a 3-0 loss, it’s Real Madrid. The Madridistas will be with us," he believes.

Shakahola massacre: Murkomen explains DNA sampling delays

Murkomen clarified that the primary challenge in identifying the victims is not financial but rather the insufficient number of family members coming forward to provide DNA samples.

Kenyan banks post record profits amid 2024 economic challenges

The success of these financial institutions was largely driven by their ability to manage operations efficiently, with KCB Group leading the pack.

National Cancer Institute faces staffing crisis amid limited budget

Kenya's shift to cleaner energy reduces Kerosene consumption to record low

The government has also pushed for the adoption of solar lanterns, especially in off-grid rural areas, to replace kerosene lighting.

Arsenal in dreamland as they demolish Real Madrid 3-0 in London

Rice scored his second of the night with a free-kick of similar quality 12 minutes later, bending another long-range effort into the top right-hand corner to leave Madrid stunned.

Revealed: Nyamira County Assembly holding separate sittings over rivalry

Ousted Speaker Enock Okero, who was impeached four months ago, designated four locations as Bunge Mashinani and declared them alternative venues for assembly sittings, citing restricted access to the main chamber.

Teacher deficit hits 98,261 as TSC boss warns of education crisis

The biggest issue for us is the budget. Currently, we only receive Sh1 billion, which can recruit just 6,000 teachers," Macharia said.

CS Murkomen confirms Kenyan officer killed in Haiti, another missing

"Even if you want to hide it, it’s impossible because the police officers have families back home, and they communicate. There are more than 700 officers, there is no way you can hide information from them because they communicate directly with their families and even the media," he said.

Former Cabinet Minister and Chepalungu MP John Koech dies at 79

"It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a true patriot, a devoted family man, and a steadfast servant of the people," said the family in a statement.

South Sudan grants entry to US deportee amid visa dispute

On Saturday, April 5, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio blamed the transitional government of the African nation for a lack of “full cooperation” and accused South Sudan of “taking advantage” of Washington.

Ronaldo pays tribute after death of former coach

Aurelio Pereira was partly responsible for Portugal's greatest football achievement, as the Euro 2016-winning squad featured 10 players he helped to discover.

Kenya battles Cholera outbreak as 97 cases and six deaths reported

n Nairobi, 12 cases have been confirmed, with one death. The affected sub-counties include Kasarani, Embakasi East, Embakasi Central, Roysambu, Kibra, and Dagoretti South.

CS Mbadi to consult on reviewing civil servants' salaries after uproar

Section 19(3) of the Employment Act, 2007, prohibits employers from deducting more than two-thirds of an employee’s basic salary.

Interior CS links Muturi’s security withdrawal to routine scale-down

Murkomen said that since Muturi no longer holds a Cabinet position, his security could have been reduced as part of regular reviews, but promised to seek clarification from the Inspector General.

Agnes Tirop Murder: Court orders manhunt for suspect after disappearance

State looking for alternative cemetery after Lang’ata declared almost full

"The continued use of Lang’ata Cemetery, despite its declared full status nearly two decades ago, has escalated into a significant health concern," said Muthoni.

Pathologist confirms Multimedia University student died from strangulation

The examination confirmed that the 20-year-old was strangled, contradicting earlier claims made by her suspected killer.

Gold and silver prices dip in India amid tariff ripple

As major economies, including the United States and China, reassess their trade strategies, global investors have begun shifting away from traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, leading to a cooling in demand and, subsequently, prices.

South Korea set for June snap election after president’s impeachment

Prime Minister Han Duck-soo confirmed that June 3 would be designated as the date for South Korea’s 21st presidential election.

Nairobi Rivers Rehabilitation Programme to transform sanitation in slums

In addition to improving infrastructure, NaRSIP II is also working towards the restoration of key Nairobi rivers, including the Nairobi, Ngong, Mathare, and Riara rivers.

Unsafe 11-storey building in Mombasa to be demolished as evacuation begins

"Nyali Bridge will be closed to all traffic for one hour before the scheduled demolition. Commuters are advised to plan accordingly. All County emergency response personnel on leave have been recalled," said the county authorities

Nairobi doctors suspend 39-day strike after talks with Sakaja

The breakthrough followed extensive talks with Governor Johnson Sakaja and officials from the national government.

Taxpayers' money wasted in county assemblies, audit reveals

Additionally, Sh4.42 million was spent on retreats held at a venue only 10 kilometers away, which violated SRC guidelines that do not allow daily subsistence for locations within a 50-kilometer radius.

Algerian sentenced to life for Lyon bomb attack that injured 13

Mohamed Medjdoub remained seated and showed no emotion as the verdict was delivered in a Paris courtroom on Monday.