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At least 30 injured as 7.5 quake hits North-Eastern Japan, Authorities warn of aftershocks
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At least 30 injured as 7.5 quake hits North-Eastern Japan, Authorities warn of aftershocks

The quake triggered tsunami warnings that have since been lifted, although waves measuring up to 70cm (27in) were reported. In its aftermath, several train services were suspended, and approximately 2,700 homes lost power. Authorities have cautioned residents that stronger aftershocks could occur in the coming days, urging vigilance for at least a week, local media reported.

EACC recovers Sh3.4 billion and blocks Sh16.5 billion in losses
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EACC recovers Sh3.4 billion and blocks Sh16.5 billion in losses

The annual review indicates that EACC received 4,183 corruption reports, of which 1,846 were picked for further investigation. The agency also conducted 166 integrity tests, contributing to the prevention of large-scale losses. Bribery emerged as the most reported offense, representing 37 per cent of all cases, with embezzlement of public funds following closely.

Kenya Power technicians at work. PHOTO/Business Today Kenya
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Kenya Power audited for falling short on AGPO contract targets

Breaking down the Sh3.5 billion awarded under AGPO, youth-owned businesses received Sh2.2 billion, women-owned businesses Sh1.25 billion, and businesses owned by persons with disabilities Sh66.7 million. AGPO, introduced under the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015, requires State entities to reserve 30 per cent of tenders for youth, women, and persons with disabilities, usually for common goods and basic services.

7.6 magnitude tremor shakes Japan, mass evacuations ordered
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7.6 magnitude tremor shakes Japan, mass evacuations ordered

Initial reports led to the issuance of tsunami warnings, which were later lifted, though waves of up to 70 centimeters were observed along parts of the coastline. Local television stations broadcast urgent alerts such as “Tsunami! Run!” to ensure residents were aware and could move to safer locations.