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Motorists protest foreign control of Nairobi–Nakuru Highway
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Motorists protest foreign control of Nairobi–Nakuru Highway

In a statement issued on Friday, Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK)condemned the proposed concession agreement, highlighting that it is unfair for motorists using the Northern Corridor to pay tolls while other major roads, including the Thika Superhighway and Kenol–Marua Road, remain toll-free.

Ruto names new heads of key parastatal boards
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Ruto names new heads of key parastatal boards

The appointments, officially published in a Gazette notice on October 24, 2025, affect the Gambling Regulatory Authority, the National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority, and the National Council for Population and Development (NCPD)

Prof Ndurumo named UN Kenya Person of the Year 2025
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Prof Ndurumo named UN Kenya Person of the Year 2025

The award was presented on Friday during the 80th anniversary celebrations of the United Nations at the UN Office in Nairobi. Widely acknowledged as Kenya’s Father of Sign Language, Prof Ndurumo has been instrumental in creating and promoting the Kenyan Sign Language (KSL), which is now used nationally and has spread to neighbouring countries, including South Sudan.

Thailand’s Queen Emerita Sirikit dies at 93
Global Affairs

Thailand’s Queen Emerita Sirikit dies at 93

Following her death, King Vajiralongkorn directed the royal household to arrange a state funeral. Her body will be placed on display at the Grand Palace’s Dusit Thorne Hall in Bangkok, while the royal family will observe a year of mourning.

IPOA probes alleged police assault on minor in Narok
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IPOA probes alleged police assault on minor in Narok

According to IPOA, the teenager was reportedly arrested at Narosusura Police Station on suspicion of committing a minor offence and sustained injuries while detained. He is currently receiving treatment at Narok County Referral Hospital as authorities probe the incident.

The World Bank. PHOTO/The Express Tribune
Health and Wellness

World Bank warns of 10 million global health worker shortage by 2030

Data released on Friday shows that the deficit spans critical professions, with an estimated shortage of 4.5 million nurses, 3.1 million doctors, 1.9 million midwives, 0.3 million dentists, and 0.2 million pharmacists. In total, the global health workforce shortfall is projected to reach 10.2 million workers within the next five years.