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UDA leads national poll, smaller parties remain marginal
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UDA leads national poll, smaller parties remain marginal

According to the poll, UDA enjoys support from 23 per cent of adult Kenyans, confirming its role as the country’s most popular party. The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) follows at 19 per cent, highlighting a persistent rivalry between the ruling party and the main opposition.

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Thailand and Cambodia halt border fighting with new ceasefire
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Thailand and Cambodia halt border fighting with new ceasefire

The clashes are rooted in unresolved territorial claims along sections of the Thailand–Cambodia border that remain poorly marked decades after colonial-era boundaries were drawn. While previous diplomatic efforts attempted to manage tensions, renewed fighting erupted earlier this year, intensifying in December.

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City Hall rolls out modern bins in estates to tackle litter
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City Hall rolls out modern bins in estates to tackle litter

The initiative follows a June rollout, where 110-litre litter bins were installed across busy spots in the central business district. Sakaja explained that the estate expansion would tie into existing programs by strengthening both infrastructure and manpower, with the upcoming Green Nairobi Company set to manage waste collection citywide.

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Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni (L) meets his South Sudan counterpart Salva Kiir. PHOTO/South Sudan Presidency
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Key African elections in 2026 that Kenya is watching

South Sudan’s National Elections Commission has set December 22, 2026, as the date for the country’s general election. This will be South Sudan’s first national vote since independence in 2011. The election has been delayed repeatedly due to civil conflict, weak institutions, and unmet legal and administrative requirements. The planned vote will include presidential, national, and sub-national legislative positions under the current transitional constitutional arrangement.

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Gone but not forgotten: Kenya’s biggest losses in 2025
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Gone but not forgotten: Kenya’s biggest losses in 2025

Across the country, leaders, artists, athletes, journalists, and academics passed away, leaving behind legacies that provoked grief, reflection, and discussion. From sudden tragedies to peaceful departures, these deaths left the nation grappling with questions of memory, legacy, and societal responsibility.

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The night Cyrus Jirongo left: Widow recalls heartbreaking news
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The night Cyrus Jirongo left: Widow recalls heartbreaking news

That evening, Anne tried to rest, but sleep eluded her. The quiet of the night was shattered at 3:20 am on December 13 by a call from her husband’s number. On the line was a stranger, delivering the unimaginable news. “At first I thought it was a prank, but then the officer identified herself and said she was a corporal of a Naivasha police station,” she recalled.

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Tyler Perry sued in Los Angeles over sexual assault claims
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Tyler Perry sued in Los Angeles over sexual assault claims

Rodriguez says his first contact with Perry occurred in 2015 after a trainer at an Equinox gym in Los Angeles told him that Perry wanted to meet him. The lawsuit says Perry called him later that day and spoke about writing Madea’s Halloween, adding that Rodriguez would be suitable for the role of “a very good-looking college student.”

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Nairobi’s State House road to undergo major upgrade at Sh1.6 billion
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Nairobi’s State House road to undergo major upgrade at Sh1.6 billion

KURA stated that the State House Road project is part of a larger programme to rehabilitate 93 roads across the country, with a total budget of Sh15.6 billion. Other major roads included in the plan are Mfangano Ring Road, Mathare access roads, Casuarina Road in Kilifi, Kagio-Kanharu-Kathaka Road, and Nakuru town’s East Roads.

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UN appeals for restraint as Central African Republic prepares for elections
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UN appeals for restraint as Central African Republic prepares for elections

The country is set to hold presidential, legislative, regional and municipal elections, with more than two million registered voters expected to cast their ballots. The vote comes amid heightened political debate following constitutional amendments earlier this year that removed presidential term limits, opening the way for President Faustin-Archange Touadera, who has been in office since 2016, to seek another term.

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Attorney General Dorcas Oduor. PHOTO/Standard
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Attorney-General forms panel to recommend new Waqf Commission members

The appointments came after extensive consultations between Attorney-General Dorcas Oduor and Muslim organizations, including the Jamia Mosque Committee, the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM), NAMLEF, and CIPK. The panel’s role under the Waqf Act 2022 is to ensure that competent and qualified individuals are appointed to the Waqf Commission, tasked with managing Waqf assets responsibly and enhancing accountability.

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Kenya’s defining political moments that shaped 2025
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Kenya’s defining political moments that shaped 2025

The nation was struck by the passing of Raila Odinga, a towering figure in Kenyan politics. He died in India at 80 following a sudden cardiac arrest at a Kerala hospital. President Ruto eulogized him as “a once-in-a-generation leader, a tower of principle, and a father of our democracy,” while ordering seven days of national mourning, flags at half-mast, and a state funeral.

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Heavy Rainfall
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Ministry warns of heavy rains affecting 13 counties through year-end

The advisory noted that the rainfall is likely to strengthen and expand to other regions over the following two days. By December 28 and 29, the showers are expected to intensify to more than 30mm in 24 hours, affecting parts of the Highlands west and east of the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, and southern areas of the Coastal region.

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