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CHADEMA demands immediate release of detained members
News

CHADEMA demands immediate release of detained members

In a public statement released on Tuesday and signed by the party’s Director of Communications and Publicity, Brenda Rupia, CHADEMA said hundreds of people have been arrested over the past several days without clear reasons, legal procedures or access to their families and lawyers.

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Tom Cruise earns long-awaited Oscar after four decades in film
Entertainment

Tom Cruise earns long-awaited Oscar after four decades in film

A four-time nominee, Cruise walked onto the stage to warm applause before delivering a heartfelt speech reflecting on the path his life has taken and the passion that has kept him in front of the camera for 45 years. “Making films is not what I do, it is who I am,” he said, speaking to a room filled with well-known filmmakers and actors including Steven Spielberg, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jerry Bruckheimer.

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CBK buyback bond attracts huge investor surge
Business

CBK buyback bond attracts huge investor surge

The CBK had offered Sh30 billion for the buyback programme, but the bids received surpassed this amount by over Sh4 billion, underscoring what the Bank indicated as renewed confidence in government securities.

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Fake KDF officer arrested in Kilimani recruitment scam
News

Fake KDF officer arrested in Kilimani recruitment scam

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said the suspect, Joshua Mutui Muimi, had upgraded himself from civilian to ‘KDF brigadier’ without ever seeing a parade square, using a fabricated military identity to extort money from unsuspecting Kenyans.

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ODM risks collapse, MP Manduku says as regional realignments emerge
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ODM risks collapse, MP Manduku says as regional realignments emerge

Speaking in an interview on Radio Generation on Tuesday, the Nyaribari Masaba legislator said ODM’s strength was historically anchored not on ideology but on Raila Odinga’s personal influence, charisma, and ability to understand the political interests of different communities across the country.

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MPs to decide on regularising over 6,700 hectares of forest settlements
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MPs to decide on regularising over 6,700 hectares of forest settlements

Barasa’s request covers 989.17 hectares of South Nandi Forest, 1,241 hectares of Turbo Forest, 4,647 hectares of Mt Elgon Forest, and 130.99 hectares within Kakamega Forest, split between Shiru and Shaviringa. These areas have been occupied since the 1980s by communities whose presence has not yet been legally regularised.

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Teacher killed, 25 girls taken in Nigeria's Kebbi school raid
Education and Career

Teacher killed, 25 girls taken in Nigeria's Kebbi school raid

During the confrontation, one teacher was shot dead while trying to protect the students, and another was injured and is receiving treatment at a local facility. Eyewitnesses described a large group of armed men, locally referred to as bandits, who opened fire randomly to terrorize the campus before heading straight for the hostels.

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Samia Suluhu reshuffles key ministries to boost efficiency and services
Global Affairs

Samia Suluhu reshuffles key ministries to boost efficiency and services

Several ministries under the President’s Office have been reorganized to streamline decision-making. Ridhiwani Jakaya Kikwete has been named Minister for Public Service Management and Good Governance, with Regina Ndege Qwaray serving as deputy. Kitila Mkumbo now leads the Office for Planning and Investment, supported by Pius Steven Chaya.

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Audit uncovers 87,000 ghost learners as 44,495 schools get capitation clearance
Education and Career

Audit uncovers 87,000 ghost learners as 44,495 schools get capitation clearance

According to the Ministry of Education, 44,495 schools have so far been cleared after submitting verifiable information. At the same time, the audit has already uncovered 87,000 ghost learners and identified 10 schools in 10 counties that have no learners at all, raising fresh questions about how nearly Sh1 billion in capitation was previously released without proper checks.

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EPRA, City Hall face court challenge over sudden CBD matatu directive
News

EPRA, City Hall face court challenge over sudden CBD matatu directive

The operators warn that the rule will only make the situation worse as the December festive season approaches, noting that heavy movement during this period requires stable and predictable transport options. According to them, enforcing the ban at such a time “will likely create chaos,” leaving commuters stranded in a period when demand for public transport is highest.

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