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Eritrea withdraws from IGAD, citing breach of mandate
Global Affairs

Eritrea withdraws from IGAD, citing breach of mandate

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the withdrawal follows years of concern over the direction and conduct of the regional body. The ministry said Eritrea was deeply involved in IGAD’s renewal in 1993 and worked with other countries to strengthen the organisation so it could help secure peace, stability and economic integration in the region.

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Kenya salutes Haiti mission team atl Jamhuri Day parade
News

Kenya salutes Haiti mission team atl Jamhuri Day parade

President William Ruto stood to applaud them as they passed the presidential dais, with the officers pausing briefly to salute him in a coordinated march. The stadium erupted once more as Kenyans honoured not only the returning team but also the three officers who died during operations to suppress the Haitian gangs. The fallen officers were remembered as heroes whose sacrifice allowed their colleagues to complete the mission.

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Regimental flag presented to 20 Para Battalion at Jamhuri day parade
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Regimental flag presented to 20 Para Battalion at Jamhuri day parade

Receiving colours is one of the greatest honours a military unit can achieve. The flags embody the spirit, history and sacrifices of the battalion, carrying symbols of service and bravery. The ceremony also serves as a reminder of the commitment and discipline that guide the forces in their work across the country.

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Ruto:Talanta Stadium to be renamed Raila Odinga International Stadium
Sports

Ruto:Talanta Stadium to be renamed Raila Odinga International Stadium

Once complete, the Raila Odinga International Stadium will provide modern facilities for athletes, fans, and communities. The venue will be used for both domestic and international sporting events as well as national celebrations, reflecting its dual purpose of promoting both sports excellence and national pride.

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Police roll out countrywide holiday security plan
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Police roll out countrywide holiday security plan

Police presence will also be felt at border areas, airports and other sensitive facilities, where screening and surveillance will be stepped up. Specialist teams will operate alongside regular officers to stop crime and protect the public.

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Nyayo Stadium bursts into colour as Kenyans celebrate 62nd Jamhuri Day
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Nyayo Stadium bursts into colour as Kenyans celebrate 62nd Jamhuri Day

The arrival of President William Ruto added to the rising energy. He stepped out of a black suit from his motorcade, which had moved from State House to the stadium in about fifteen minutes. He was welcomed by Chief of Defence Forces General Charles Kahariri before taking a full ceremonial lap around the stadium in the open-top car.

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KRA appoints two executives to drive digital and policy transformation
Business

KRA appoints two executives to drive digital and policy transformation

Alongside Nyakeri’s appointment, the KRA Board has cleared Alex Kimani Mwangi to lead the newly formed Tax Research and Analysis Unit as Commissioner, beginning January 12, 2026. The unit is expected to serve as a centre for research, modelling, forecasting, and analysis of tax policy using evidence and data.

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UDA mourns Daniel Ole Sambu as Ruto hails his service
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UDA mourns Daniel Ole Sambu as Ruto hails his service

Ole Sambu, a well-known political organiser from Kajiado County, took up the role of UDA Deputy Secretary-General during the party’s internal restructuring before the 2022 General Election. He was central in shaping outreach efforts in pastoralist counties, where political direction often changes between election cycles.

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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba with Basic Education PS Julius Bitok during the release of the 2025 Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) results./HANDOUT
Education and Career

KJSEA 2025: Age gaps clear across counties, Kilifi and Baringo stand out

Nationally, the ministry’s data showed that 642,620 learners, representing 56.84 per cent of the total, were within the recommended age range of 14 to 15 years. Overall, 1,130,459 learners participated in the 2025 KJSEA, a key milestone in implementing the competency-based curriculum. Of these, 578,630 were male and 551,829 female, making up 51.19 per cent and 48.81 per cent respectively.

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