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Human rights lawyer warns of rising threats to Kenya’s democratic foundations
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Human rights lawyer warns of rising threats to Kenya’s democratic foundations

Lawyer Ogada said this situation has left citizens exposed to political excesses that these institutions were designed to prevent. He also pointed out that public participation, which is outlined in Articles 10 and 118 of the Constitution, has been turned into a routine event instead of a real process meant to reflect the will of the people.

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki in Mbeere North Constituency during a campaign tour in Kivue, where he drummed up support for United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate Leonard Wamuthende (Leo)/DPCS
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Kindiki: Mbeere North by-election must focus on development, not revenge

Speaking on Sunday during a campaign tour in Kivue, where he drummed up support for United Democratic Alliance (UDA) candidate Leonard Wamuthende (Leo), Kindiki said the constituency should not be turned into a battleground for individuals seeking to settle political scores after losing government positions.

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Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Kathure Njogu during an engagement with Kenyans in Perth, Australia/HANDOUT
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Protection of Kenyans abroad remains top priority, says PS Njogu

Speaking on Friday, November 21, 2025, during an engagement with Kenyans in Perth, Australia, Njogu said the State Department for Diaspora Affairs has, over the past three years, strengthened mechanisms aimed at ensuring the rights, safety and welfare of citizens overseas are prioritised.

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Allies push for revisions to US peace plan as Kyiv warns of tough choices
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Allies push for revisions to US peace plan as Kyiv warns of tough choices

The statement was endorsed by leaders from Canada, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, the UK, Germany, Norway and two senior EU officials. It welcomed some elements of the draft, describing them as helpful for achieving a durable peace, but noted the need for further discussion on the future of Ukraine’s borders and the strength of its armed forces.

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