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Murders that sparked national outrage in 2025
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Murders that sparked national outrage in 2025

Some victims were killed in busy roads during the day, while others died under unclear circumstances while in custody. Each case drew strong public reaction, with protests, official statements, and growing demands for justice. Together, the incidents became defining moments of the year.

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Six Kenyan regions to see rain during Christmas, says Met Department
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Six Kenyan regions to see rain during Christmas, says Met Department

In particular, mornings are likely to see rain over the Highlands west of the Rift Valley, Lake Victoria Basin, and the Rift Valley, with isolated showers predicted in the afternoons and evenings. The Highlands east of the Rift Valley are expected to have cloudy mornings with light rains, giving way to sunny intervals, while afternoon and night showers are also likely in some areas.

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NTSA flags 1,702 traffic offences after 16 festive crashes kill 25
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NTSA flags 1,702 traffic offences after 16 festive crashes kill 25

d Uasin Gishu. The incidents highlight the wide spread of the problem as holiday movement peaks across the country. On December 23, 2025 alone, a total of 16 road crashes were recorded, leading to the deaths of 25 people. Pedestrians and passengers were the most affected, with eight fatalities reported in each group. As part of the enforcement drive, 42 drivers have been arrested, while 418 vehicles have been flagged for failing to meet safety and legal standards.

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Kenyans split on nation’s path as mood shows slight improvement
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Kenyans split on nation’s path as mood shows slight improvement

The survey also highlights differences across gender, region, and age. Men are slightly more optimistic, with 23 per cent expressing a positive outlook, compared to 18 per cent of women. Regionally, North Eastern Kenya is the most hopeful, with 42 per cent believing the nation is on the right path. Central Kenya shows the highest dissatisfaction, with 65 per cent of residents indicating the country is moving in the wrong direction.

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UN renews Somalia AU mission as funding fears deepen
Global Affairs

UN renews Somalia AU mission as funding fears deepen

Troop-contributing countries have repeatedly raised concerns over the growing strain on the mission. Capitals such as Nairobi, Kampala and Addis Ababa have argued that expectations placed on AUSSOM continue to rise even as available resources shrink.

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On-the-spot penalties begin as NTSA tightens festive road checks
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On-the-spot penalties begin as NTSA tightens festive road checks

Authorities are imposing on-the-spot penalties for a variety of traffic offences, emphasizing that the crackdown aims to curb reckless driving and improve overall road safety. The move coincides with the Cabinet’s approval on December 16 of the rollout of second-generation smart driving licences.

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Two Moscow police officers killed in street explosion
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Two Moscow police officers killed in street explosion

According to Russia’s Investigative Committee, the two traffic officers had noticed the suspect and moved to detain him when an explosive device detonated. The officers succumbed to their injuries on the scene, along with another person who was nearby at the time.

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Mahrez calls on Algeria to rewrite AFCON story
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Mahrez calls on Algeria to rewrite AFCON story

Ranked fourth in Africa by FIFA, Algeria aims to live up to expectations and build momentum for the World Cup in North America, where they will appear for the first time since 2014. Mahrez, who turns 35 in February and now plays for Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia, could be approaching his final international tournaments.

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Ukraine withdraws from Siversk as Russia advances in Donetsk
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Ukraine withdraws from Siversk as Russia advances in Donetsk

Russia now controls around 75% of Donetsk and nearly all of neighboring Luhansk, regions collectively known as Donbas. Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned repeatedly that Ukrainian troops must withdraw from all of Donbas, rejecting compromise in any potential peace deal.

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ODM to map out 2027 election strategy by mid-2026, says Oburu Odinga
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ODM to map out 2027 election strategy by mid-2026, says Oburu Odinga

Oburu also called on supporters to back ODM leaders serving in government, noting that such support would boost the party’s bargaining power. Reaffirming his commitment to lead the party after Raila Odinga’s death, he said, “That responsibility has not defeated me. I am holding that mantle firmly,” and urged members to maintain unity and focus.

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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

Grade 10 review flooded with 100,000 requests in first 24 hours

A total of 1,130,459 learners sat the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA), including 578,630 boys, representing 51.19 per cent, and 551,829 girls, making up 48.81 per cent. Learners who recorded an “Approaching Expectation” outcome are scheduled to report to senior school in Grade 10 on January 12, 2026, where they will pursue studies in STEM, Social Sciences, or Arts and Sports

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