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Kenya hits five-year peak in electricity demand, driven by homes and e-mobility
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Kenya hits five-year peak in electricity demand, driven by homes and e-mobility

Household electricity use grew by 13.03 percent to 3,640.32 GWh, making residential consumption one of the fastest-growing segments of the market. Small commercial enterprises also saw an 11.5 percent increase in usage, reaching 1,913.26 GWh, a rise attributed to urban expansion and growth in micro and small businesses.

Seven arrested in Nairobi's Dagoretti crackdown on phone theft and other crimes
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Seven arrested in Nairobi's Dagoretti crackdown on phone theft and other crimes

During the crackdown, officers intercepted two suspects on a motorcycle, a common tactic among criminals targeting pedestrians and motorists in Nairobi. Three additional suspects were arrested for handling stolen property, believed to be part of a larger network involved in phone theft and resale operations.

Ex-Chesumei MP and Boston marathon winner, Elijah Lagat passes away
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Ex-Chesumei MP and Boston marathon winner, Elijah Lagat passes away

Lagat gained international acclaim after winning the 2000 Boston Marathon, a victory that solidified his status among Kenya’s most accomplished long-distance runners of the late 1990s and early 2000s. He represented Kenya in numerous international competitions, further enhancing the country’s reputation as a global powerhouse in athletics.

ODPP rolls out fourth cohort of 160 girls defilement prosecution training
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ODPP rolls out fourth cohort of 160 girls defilement prosecution training

The program features a comprehensive 12-module curriculum covering legal frameworks, equality principles, inter-agency cooperation, and strategies for managing sensitive cases in court. It brings together 30 prosecutors from across the country for a four-day intensive training that integrates legal, social, and psychological approaches to child defilement cases.

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KAA workers suspend strike for two days to allow talks

The court issued the directive on Monday morning after KAA moved to court seeking orders to stop the strike. Both the union and the management appeared before the Ministry at 11 am for the session, which continued until 7:45 pm before it was adjourned. The talks are expected to resume on Tuesday morning.