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County borrowing from banks rises to Sh3.2 billion
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County borrowing from banks rises to Sh3.2 billion

Figures released by the Controller of Budget show that Nairobi County accounted for more than half of the outstanding debt, with total borrowings of Sh1.9 billion. The County Executive owed Sh1.5 billion, while the County Assembly had pending obligations amounting to Sh316.7 million by the close of the quarter.

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Torrential rains worsen plight of displaced Gazans
Global Affairs

Torrential rains worsen plight of displaced Gazans

Many tents are at risk of being torn apart or blown away by the strong winds, as they are mostly constructed from thin tarpaulin or plastic sheets over weak wooden frames. Unicef has increased aid during the ceasefire, delivering 250,000 winter clothing kits, 600,000 blankets, and 7,000 tents, but officials stress that the scale of the crisis far exceeds the support available.

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Leaders, colleagues pay tribute to Justice Mohammed Ibrahim
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Leaders, colleagues pay tribute to Justice Mohammed Ibrahim

Leaders emphasized that Justice Ibrahim’s contributions went beyond the courtroom. His guidance in electoral governance, through roles such as Chairperson of the Judiciary Committee on Elections and initiator of the Court’s ad hoc Committee on Elections, helped ensure credibility, coordination, and fairness during Kenya’s sensitive election periods.

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Billions to salaries, zero to development in 20 counties
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Billions to salaries, zero to development in 20 counties

The County Governments Budget Implementation Review Report for the first quarter of the financial year ending June 30, 2026, released on Monday by Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o, lists Kericho, Tana River, Turkana, Bomet, Siaya, Trans Nzoia, Baringo, Kilifi, Kwale, Kajiado, Kisumu, Mombasa, Vihiga, Busia, West Pokot, Bungoma, Uasin Gishu, Wajir, Laikipia and Kisii as counties that did not spend any money on development.

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Supreme Court Judge Mohammed Ibrahim is dead
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Supreme Court Judge Mohammed Ibrahim is dead

Justice Ibrahim passed away on Wednesday evening at a hospital in Nairobi, marking the end of a distinguished legal career that spanned more than four decades and left a lasting imprint on Kenya’s judiciary.

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Huduma Kenya faces youth backlash amid system downtime
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Huduma Kenya faces youth backlash amid system downtime

Aggrey Masai, Director of the National Registration Bureau, reassured citizens that the system restoration is a top priority. He also clarified that the government has no plans to reintroduce replacement fees, explaining that removing charges had led to a surge in applications, especially from rural areas.

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Kenyan airlines plan Arusha flights after airport upgrade
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Kenyan airlines plan Arusha flights after airport upgrade

The planned services come after Arusha Airport underwent an extensive upgrade that was completed in June, with Tanzanian authorities now taking steps to designate it as an international entry and exit point. Customs and immigration facilities are being installed, which will allow direct international flights and reduce reliance on alternative airports.

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Trump orders complete blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers
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Trump orders complete blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers

The announcement comes a week after the US seized an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast. Venezuela has not yet responded to the latest directive. Trump added that Venezuela was "completely surrounded by the largest Armada ever assembled in the History of South America" and claimed the force "will only get bigger" and "be like nothing they have ever seen before."

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High diesel and kerosene subsidies hold fuel prices steady
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High diesel and kerosene subsidies hold fuel prices steady

Fuel prices play a central role in the cost of goods and services across the economy, meaning any increase at the pump would have pushed up transport, production, and household expenses. With shipment costs for diesel and kerosene rising by up to five percent last month, the government increased subsidies to shield consumers and prevent further strain on the cost of living.

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3.5 million Kenyan men sexually abused- Psychologist
Health and Wellness

3.5 million Kenyan men sexually abused- Psychologist

Consultant psychologist John Wills Njoroge says 3.5 million Kenyan men have faced sexual abuse, yet few report it, highlighting stigma, under‑reporting and long‑term trauma despite growing legal and support mechanisms.

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PPB warns retailers, supermarkets over illegal medicines
Health and Wellness

PPB warns retailers, supermarkets over illegal medicines

The Board further warned that supermarkets, cosmetic shops, household goods stores, online sellers and other general retail outlets are not allowed to stock or sell prescription-only medicines. It said any outlet found engaging in this practice would face enforcement action for breaching existing laws.

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Leadership is not a game, Museveni tells voters
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Leadership is not a game, Museveni tells voters

Addressing residents while on the campaign trail, Museveni said he had spoken to the children of former fighters to underline the weight of leadership and the trust voters place in those they elect. He warned that careless decisions during elections often leave ordinary people bearing the cost.

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Ruto holds firm on clinker levy, defies Trade ministry stance
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Ruto holds firm on clinker levy, defies Trade ministry stance

Ruto's remarks place him at odds with Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui, who in October said the government would seek parliamentary approval to repeal the 17.5 percent export and investment promotion levy on clinker and steel. Kinyanjui said the levy had produced unintended outcomes for companies operating in these sectors.

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Tanzania added to US partial travel restriction list
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Tanzania added to US partial travel restriction list

U.S. government figures show that Tanzanian citizens issued B-1 and B-2 visas recorded an overstay rate of 8.30 per cent. For holders of F, M, and J visas, which cover students, exchange visitors, and their dependents, the overstay rate was higher at 13.97 per cent.

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High Court: Co-parenting does not mean equal sharing of child costs
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High Court: Co-parenting does not mean equal sharing of child costs

In 2024, the Children’s Court ordered joint legal custody, granted physical custody to the mother and directed the father to meet major costs, including school fees, transport, medical cover and clothing. Dr JNM challenged the ruling, saying it placed an unfair financial load on him and ignored the idea of shared parental duty.

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