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PHOTOS: Ruto breaks ground for revitalisation of Voi–Mwatate railway line
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PHOTOS: Ruto breaks ground for revitalisation of Voi–Mwatate railway line

The rehabilitation works are part of a wider government push to expand and modernise rail infrastructure across the country, targeting areas that have not fully benefited from past development projects. The focus is on improving regional connectivity and supporting local economies through better transport systems.

Outrage in Siaya as Ramula killings spark fresh mining dispute probe calls
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Outrage in Siaya as Ramula killings spark fresh mining dispute probe calls

The incident happened on Monday, April 6, 2026, in Gem–Ramula, when residents took to the streets to protest alleged forced evictions linked to operations by Shanta Gold Kenya Limited. The demonstrations were driven by concerns over land ownership, lack of consent, and unclear resettlement and compensation processes, before escalating into violent confrontation.

Government to scrap license fees for selected NYOTA youth traders
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Government to scrap license fees for selected NYOTA youth traders

MSMEs Development Principal Secretary Susan Mang’eni said on Thursday, April 9, that the waiver will apply to NYOTA beneficiaries who have completed mentorship and officially started running their businesses. She added that counties had earlier committed to supporting the initiative by offering similar relief within their areas of jurisdiction.

Magistrates top list of highest bribes at Sh164,367, EACC survey shows
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Magistrates top list of highest bribes at Sh164,367, EACC survey shows

According to the report, magistrates top the list of public officials receiving the highest average cash bribe, at Sh164,367. Other officials handling high-value bribes include judges in courts, immigration officers, and land registry officers. Immigration officers receive an average of Sh17,000, while land registry officers take about Sh12,000 on average.