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Mombasa Court holds seven soldiers in meth trafficking case for 10 days
News

Mombasa Court holds seven soldiers in meth trafficking case for 10 days

Investigating officer PC Isaac Njoroge told the court that officers recovered more narcotics and 11 mobile phones of different brands, including Redmi, Tecno, Itel, Samsung Galaxy, Vivo, and Oppo, from the suspects’ homes and workplaces. The magistrate approved forensic examination of all devices to establish communication links and possible connections to other suspects involved in the trafficking network.

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Murder suspect accused in Charlie Kirk case makes first in-person court appearance
Global Affairs

Murder suspect accused in Charlie Kirk case makes first in-person court appearance

Tyler Robinson, 22, is facing several charges, including aggravated murder, and could receive the death penalty if found guilty. He is yet to enter a plea. His lawyers and the Utah County Sheriff’s Office had asked the court to block cameras, saying wide news coverage could affect his right to a fair trial.

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United Opposition leaders Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper), Rigathi Gachagua (DCP) and Eugene Wamalwa (DAP-K) during a press conference at the SKM Centre/HANDOUT
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Parallel statements stir unease in Opposition ahead of Jamhuri day

During the briefing, leaders criticised President William Ruto’s administration for what they described as a quiet sale of public assets without involving citizens, warning that such actions were disrespectful to the country’s long-fought sovereignty.

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New KJSEA grading model unveiled as learners post strong results
Education and Career

New KJSEA grading model unveiled as learners post strong results

Ogamba also revealed that girls recorded stronger results than boys in Exceeding Expectation in 10 of the 12 subjects assessed. He said the widest gap appeared in Kiswahili, where 64.86 per cent of girls exceeded expectations compared to 51.41 per cent of boys. Girls also led in CRE with 59.77 per cent compared to 48.39 per cent of boys.

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