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Mbadi, Duale, and Oparanya Lead CSs in Announcing 25 New Government Appointments The government has unveiled a fresh round of state appointments, naming 25 individuals to take up various roles across five ministries. The new appointments, announced by different Cabinet Secretaries, aim to boost efficiency and strengthen service delivery in key sectors. Leading the list is Cabinet Secretary for Cooperatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Wycliffe Oparanya, who made 15 appointments to both the National and County Steering Committees on the revival of coffee farming through cooperatives. In a public notice, the ministry stated: “It is notified for…

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Ruto Skips Swearing-in of President Suluhu President William Ruto has not attended the official swearing-in ceremony of Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, which is taking place in Dodoma, Tanzania. Instead of traveling to Dodoma himself, President Ruto delegated the responsibility to Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, who is representing Kenya at the high-profile event. The inauguration comes after a tense and disputed presidential election held on October 29. Earlier in the day, President Ruto sent his congratulations to President Suluhu following her victory, which was officially confirmed by the Tanzanian election commission a few days ago. Across the continent, several African…

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The Ministry of Education has introduced a new bursary partnership that is expected to make a big difference for students and parents in Kenya. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced that the ministry has entered into an intergovernmental agreement with Kisumu and Marsabit county governments to improve how bursaries and scholarships are issued to learners in these regions. In a gazette notice dated October 31, CS Ogamba confirmed that he had officially signed the deal with Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o and Marsabit Governor Mohamud Ali. He explained that this collaboration will be a key step in promoting transparency, accountability,…

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Why President Ruto is Travelling to Qatar President William Ruto is set to leave Kenya tonight for Doha, Qatar, where he will take part in the United Nations Second World Summit for Social Development (WSSD2). The high-profile event brings together global leaders to discuss key social and economic issues affecting the world. In a statement released on Monday, November 3, State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohammed confirmed that the President will be attending the summit and will also hold several important meetings while in the Gulf nation. However, Mohammed did not disclose when the Head of State is expected to return…

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Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has sharply criticized President William Ruto, accusing him of “celebrating” the passing of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Gachagua said Ruto’s recent remarks were insensitive and disrespectful, calling on him to watch his words, especially at a time when the nation is mourning one of its most iconic leaders. Speaking during a press briefing on Monday, November 3, Gachagua said that President Ruto should understand that his real political challenge is not with individuals but with the people of Kenya as a whole. He warned that dismissing the opposition or making careless comments about Raila’s…

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Police officers in Mombasa County have rescued 20 children and detained seven adults believed to be members of a religious extremist group in Changamwe. The operation was conducted inside a local church known as Zion Fire Anointing Ministries, where the victims were reportedly confined and isolated from the outside world. Changamwe Police Commander Patrick Gogo, while addressing the media on Monday, October 3, revealed that the raid was part of a larger, ongoing crackdown that started the previous Wednesday. He said the police acted swiftly after receiving a report from a woman who escaped from the church with her children…

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Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has once again stepped in to help Kenyans in distress — this time coming to the rescue of more than 100 mothers who were reportedly detained at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital over unpaid maternity fees. In a heartfelt video shared on Tuesday, November 4, Sonko announced that he had paid the hospital bills for 110 mothers who had been unable to settle their delivery charges. The former governor said his action was prompted by an appeal for help after a local newspaper highlighted the mothers’ plight. According to Sonko, this initiative was not only about…

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Citizen TV Journalists Narrowly Escape Death During Bandit Attack in West Pokot A team of Citizen TV journalists narrowly escaped death after armed bandits attacked them on Monday, November 3, while they were covering growing insecurity along the West Pokot–Turkana border. The situation quickly turned chaotic, forcing the journalists to run for safety. The team, led by reporter Emmanuel Cheboit, had travelled to the volatile area to document the worsening security crisis in West Pokot. However, their work was cut short when a group of heavily armed men, believed to be bandits, launched an ambush. The incident occurred in Kalomwai…

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A police officer was shot dead on Monday, November 3, in Turkana County, and his AK-47 rifle was stolen while he was on duty guarding the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams. According to initial police reports, the constable was attacked by suspected bandits who struck him on the head before fatally shooting him. The attackers then escaped with his loaded rifle, which contained 30 rounds of ammunition. At the time of the incident, the slain officer was working alongside a colleague to guard an examination container stationed at the Deputy County Commissioner’s offices. The two officers were…

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Three auction firms—two based in Nairobi and one in Machakos County—have issued public notices announcing upcoming auctions involving vehicles, motorcycles, and various household goods. The firms have urged owners to reclaim their items within 30 days or risk losing them through public sale. In a gazette notice published on October 31, Startruck Car Yard Storage revealed that it plans to auction a wide range of uncollected vehicles, motorcycles, tuk-tuks, and trucks that have been stored at its yard for an extended period. The company said that if the rightful owners wish to recover their property, they must first clear all…

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