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Cryptocurrency trading continues to grow in popularity worldwide, and Kenya is no exception. Since Bitcoin started trading in 2009, it has seen dramatic growth, reaching a record high of over $126,270 on October 6, 2025. With thousands of digital currencies now available, choosing the right crypto exchange is critical for traders of all levels. The best platforms offer not only a wide range of coins but also strong security, user-friendly interfaces, low fees, and advanced trading tools. In this guide, we explore the top crypto exchanges and apps for November 2025, helping both beginners and experienced traders find the most…
Since Bitcoin launched in 2009, blockchain and distributed-ledger technology have moved from being a strange new idea to becoming a major part of today’s financial systems, supply chains, and digital platforms. Both individuals and big institutions are now embracing cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and decentralized applications (dApps). Because of this rapid growth, many new investment opportunities have entered the market—from blockchain-focused ETFs to tokenized assets available directly on the blockchain. This expanded and simplified article offers a clear guide to the biggest investment options in the blockchain world today, as well as future trends that investors should pay close attention to.…
Shock! as Machakos Residents Walks Out Of President Ruto Rally After He Started Attacking Kalonzo
Machakos Residents Walk Out of President Ruto’s Rally After Remarks on Kalonzo A dramatic moment was reported in Machakos today after part of the crowd walked out during President William Ruto’s rally. The incident happened while the President was touring the Lower Eastern region to push his development agenda and urge residents to support his administration. According to early reports shared on local platforms and eyewitness accounts, tension began when President Ruto shifted his speech toward Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka. The President urged the region not to remain “stuck in the opposition,” a message that did not sit well with…
Court Frees Dutchman in Viral Video After Being Declared Unfit for Trial A Dutch national who went viral for allegedly assaulting two police officers at the Diani Police Station in Kwale County has been released after the court ruled that he is mentally unfit to face trial. The incident, which sparked widespread public concern, involved Elwin Ter Horst, whose chaotic behaviour was captured on camera and widely shared across social media platforms. On Friday, November 14, a Kwale court announced that Horst would not be charged over the alleged offences after a medical report confirmed that he suffers from bipolar…
Ruto Gives Clear Direction on the Future of JSS Teachers President William Ruto has given a firm assurance on the future of junior secondary school (JSS) teachers, announcing that all JSS interns will now be placed on permanent and pensionable terms after serving for two years. His announcement comes at a time when the education sector has been tense, with fears that unresolved employment issues could disrupt the next academic calendar. Speaking during a press briefing on Thursday evening, the President explained that the government had reached a final decision to end the long wait and uncertainty facing JSS teachers.…
An assistant chief has been suspended from public service after he was accused of taking part in the Kasipul parliamentary by-elections, an action that goes against the rules set out in the Constitution of Kenya. His suspension followed reports that he had hosted two rival political camps at his home just a week earlier, an incident that later turned violent. According to officials, the assistant chief is believed to have welcomed supporters of ODM candidate Boyd Were and those of independent candidate Philip Aroko to his residence. The meeting, however, turned chaotic, resulting in clashes between the two sides. By…
Ruto Responds to Claims of Seeking Alliance With Kalonzo for Broad-Based Government President William Ruto has clarified growing speculation that he is secretly reaching out to Wiper party leader Kalonzo Musyoka to form a political alliance ahead of the 2027 general elections. Speaking on Thursday evening during a media engagement at the Kitui State Lodge, Ruto firmly dismissed the claims, saying that the country was not yet in an election season and that political talk was unnecessary at this point. Ruto stressed that his main priority remains development, not political negotiations or debates. He explained that discussions about party alliances…
MP Suspended as Chaos Erupts in Parliament Over Disputed Privatisation Bill Tension and confusion filled the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon as MPs engaged in heated confrontations over the highly controversial Government-Owned Enterprises Bill, a proposal that would open the door for the privatisation of 67 state corporations. What started as a normal debate session quickly escalated into a chaotic scene, reflecting the deep political divisions surrounding the bill. During the debate, several opposition MPs, led by Deputy Minority Whip and Kathiani MP Robert Mbui, strongly opposed the proceedings. They argued that the bill was pushed through without the required…
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has sharply responded to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s claims of an alleged plot to cause violence in the upcoming Mbeere North parliamentary elections. On Wednesday, Gachagua alleged that certain government officials were organizing groups to instigate chaos during the November 27 by-election in Mbeere North. He specifically mentioned Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire and CS Ruku, accusing them of being behind the supposed plans. Speaking during his address, Gachagua called on the Inspector General of Police, Douglas Kanja, to move swiftly, investigate the allegations, and ensure that anyone involved in such activities faces justice.…
Luanda Vihiga: Chaos as Father Insists DJ Play Reggae During Son’s Burial, Clashes With Church Officials
Luanda Vihiga: Chaos as Father Demands Reggae Be Played During Son’s Burial, Sparking Clash With Church Leaders A dramatic scene unfolded in Luanda, Vihiga County, after emotions ran high during the burial of a young man who had died in a tragic road accident. What started as a solemn ceremony quickly turned chaotic when the deceased’s father made an unusual request — he wanted reggae music to be played in honor of his late son. Everything was going smoothly until the father stood up to give his tribute. In the middle of his emotional speech, he asked the DJ to…
