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In the world of finance, both traditional loans and crypto loans offer opportunities for individuals and businesses to access capital. However, the rise of digital assets has introduced a new way of borrowing and lending, raising important questions: which option gives a better return on investment (ROI)? To answer this, we must look at the benefits, risks, and long-term potential of each type of loan. Understanding Traditional Loans Traditional loans are issued by banks, credit unions, and microfinance institutions. They are based on fiat currency and typically require a borrower to provide a good credit score, collateral, or income proof.…

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Bank lending has existed for centuries and continues to dominate the lending industry today. It is still the most common and trusted way for people and businesses to access credit. Over the years, bank loans have helped fuel the growth of countless industries and have supported the global economy. This is because individuals often rely on bank loans to purchase expensive items such as homes, cars, and business equipment, which in turn drives revenue for many businesses worldwide. In short, bank lending plays a central role in economic development. On the other hand, crypto lending is a relatively new trend…

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President William Ruto has unveiled a fresh reward plan for Harambee Stars players, offering them government support to acquire affordable housing units. However, he made it clear that this reward comes with one strict condition – it will only be in the form of houses, not cash. Speaking on Thursday at State House, Nairobi, during a luncheon held in honor of the national team, Ruto said the government will pay half the cost of the affordable housing units that had earlier been promised to the players during the CHAN tournament. This comes even though Kenya was knocked out at the…

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The Nairobi County government has launched a fresh crackdown in Githurai 44, targeting landlords and traders who are releasing raw sewage into open areas or enabling such illegal disposal. In a statement issued on Thursday, August 28, Nairobi County Environment Chief Officer Geoffrey Mosiria confirmed that his department has already issued a seven-day notice to all landlords in the area. He warned that once the notice period ends, arrests will begin for those who fail to comply. The county has also promised to pursue legal action against those found guilty of breaking environmental laws. Mosiria further revealed that the county…

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28,000 Fans to Watch CHAN Third-Place Match for Free Football fans in Uganda have every reason to smile after the Local Organising Committee (LOC) of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) announced that 28,000 tickets for the third-place play-off match between Sudan and Senegal will be given out for free. The game will be staged at the Namboole Stadium on Friday evening. The exciting announcement was made on Thursday, August 28, by LOC spokesperson Dr. Denis Mugimba. He explained that the decision was a gesture of appreciation to fans for their loyalty and support throughout the tournament, especially as Uganda was…

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158 Health Facilities Shut Down After National Inspection At least 158 health facilities across the country have been shut down after a wide-reaching inspection conducted by several health regulatory bodies working with county governments. The Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC) confirmed the closures on Thursday, August 28, explaining that the move was aimed at eliminating health centers that were operating illegally or below the set medical standards. According to KMPDC, many of the facilities that were shut down had serious problems. Some were not registered or licensed, while others were found to be offering medical services without the…

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Govt Bans Parents from Attending School Prayer Days Ahead of National Exams The Ministry of Education has directed all schools across the country to suspend extracurricular and social activities for the third term, including the popular Prayer Day that usually brings together parents, students, and teachers ahead of final exams. In a circular released on August 28, Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok announced that the decision is meant to give students maximum time and focus as they prepare for the upcoming national examinations — the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) and the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA). “To…

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Several Police Officers Arrested in Undercover Anti-Corruption Operation Detectives from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on Thursday, August 28, arrested four traffic police officers in connection with bribery allegations. According to the Commission, the officers were accused of demanding and collecting bribes from motorists, matatu operators, and long-distance truck drivers who use the busy Nairobi–Nyeri–Embu Highway. The arrests came after EACC detectives carried out a well-coordinated undercover operation along the highway. The sting was launched following complaints and tip-offs from members of the public who had grown tired of constant harassment and extortion by the traffic officers. Anti-graft investigators…

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Nairobi’s transport system was thrown into disarray on the morning of Friday, August 29, 2025, after matatu operators staged a massive protest along Ngong Road. The demonstration, which began in the early hours, left thousands of commuters stranded as operators blocked both lanes of the busy highway. The protesters parked their vehicles near Prestige Plaza, completely sealing off the road and creating gridlock that stretched for several kilometers. Motorists were caught in the jam for hours, while many passengers were forced to walk long distances to reach their destinations. Pedestrians could be seen weaving through lines of parked vehicles, struggling…

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Babu Owino Claims Raila Was Booed by ODM MPs in Front of President Ruto Embakasi East Member of Parliament, Babu Owino, has made a bold claim that Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party leader Raila Odinga faced open hostility during a recent Parliamentary Group (PG) meeting that brought together ODM lawmakers and members of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA). Babu Owino, a close ally of Raila, alleged that some ODM MPs who attended the joint meeting ended up booing the opposition leader right in front of President William Ruto, a move he described as outright betrayal and political rebellion. Speaking on…

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