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There was drama on Saturday night as students from Chebisaas Boys High School in Eldoret staged a protest over what they claimed was a disappointing school concert. The protest unfolded under the faint glow of street lights, with students marching along the highway heading toward Eldoret City. Whistling and chanting in unison, the boys made their frustration known as they took over part of the road, causing motorists to slow down or stop to let them pass safely. According to reports, the uproar began after the students paid Ksh250 each for what was supposed to be an exciting concert. However,…

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Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has strongly criticised former Chief Justice David Maraga after he launched a campaign website to raise funds and rally support for his 2027 presidential run. Speaking on Saturday, July 19, Cherargei dismissed Maraga’s move, saying that asking ordinary Kenyans to finance a presidential campaign was unrealistic and went against the usual political practices in Kenya. Through a statement shared on his X account, the Senator recalled similar advice he had given to Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, who also plans to run for the presidency in 2027. Cherargei had warned that any serious presidential campaign in Kenya…

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President Ruto Calls on Parents to Take Lead in Guiding the Youth Amid Rising Political Tension President William Ruto has made a heartfelt appeal to all parents across Kenya, urging them to take a leading role in guiding and mentoring their children—especially the youth—during this period of heightened political tension in the country. While addressing the public in Nairobi on Sunday, July 20, the president emphasized that the behavior, discipline, and overall well-being of children are largely influenced by the effort parents and guardians put into shaping their moral values and character. Ruto stressed that parents cannot afford to step…

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Teargas and Tension as DCP Convoy Blocked by Police on Nakuru-Nyahururu Road There was confusion and tension on Sunday afternoon, July 20, along the Nakuru-Nyahururu highway near Subukia town after police officers blocked and fired teargas at a convoy belonging to the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP). The convoy, led by top DCP officials including Deputy Party Leader Cleophas Malala, was reportedly heading to Subukia town when they were stopped by a police roadblock, causing a temporary traffic jam on the busy road. Earlier in the day, the DCP leaders had attended a church service at Subukia AIC in Nakuru…

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Youth March in Nairobi CBD to Promote ‘One Tribe, One Nation’ Movement On Sunday afternoon, July 20, a group of youth held a march in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD), temporarily disrupting normal business activities in the area. The peaceful procession, which attracted a significant crowd, was aimed at promoting their growing movement dubbed “One Tribe, One Nation.” Many of the participants were dressed in military-style camouflage outfits, and they marched through the busy city streets while chanting slogans like “One Tribe, One Nation,” which has increasingly become a powerful message among the youth in recent months. The demonstration appeared…

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Planted Evidence? Boniface Mwangi’s Lawyers Deny DCI’s Claims in Arrest Drama Human rights activist Boniface Mwangi’s legal team has strongly denied claims made by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) regarding the items allegedly found in his possession during his recent arrest. The lawyers have accused the police of fabricating evidence in a bid to charge him with terrorism-related offences. Speaking outside the Pangani Police Station on Sunday, July 20, Mwangi’s lead lawyer, Njanja Maina, firmly rejected a statement released by the DCI. According to the agency, Mwangi had been found with a blank round of ammunition and tear gas…

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Kalonzo Musyoka Rejects Pressure to Join Ruto’s Government Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has firmly rejected mounting calls for him to align with President William Ruto’s Kenya Kwanza government. Despite months of pressure from Ruto allies urging him to cross over to the ruling side, Kalonzo has made it clear that he will remain in the opposition. In a strong and passionate statement released on Saturday, July 19, Kalonzo emphasized his loyalty to the opposition and his role in holding the government accountable. He criticized the Ruto-led administration for failing to fulfill promises made to Kenyans and vowed to continue…

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The Nairobi County Government has announced plans to begin a serious crackdown this week on residents, landlords, and caretakers in the Eastleigh and Pipeline areas due to poor waste management practices in their premises. On Sunday, July 20, Nairobi County’s Chief Environment Officer, Geoffrey Mosiria, shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) account that this operation will specifically target individuals who either do not pay for waste collection services or simply fail to dispose of their waste through the proper channels. Mosiria explained that many people in these estates have been avoiding payment for garbage collection, making it difficult for…

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A dramatic and tense moment unfolded in the Rift Valley after a local Member of Parliament was reportedly slapped by an angry resident during a public event. A viral video captured the MP walking through a crowded area before being unexpectedly struck. Clearly shocked, the MP quickly turned and fled the scene, shouting, “I will tell Ruto!” as the crowd reacted loudly around him. The short video, which was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @CaptainDominicO, showed the incident clearly. Although the MP’s name was not confirmed officially, the footage immediately caught the attention of many Kenyans, sparking public…

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DefinitionLayer 1 and Layer 2 are two different types of scaling solutions created to boost the performance and transaction speed of blockchain networks. As more users join and use blockchains, these layers help ensure the systems remain fast and efficient. Layer 1 vs. Layer 2: A General Overview Layer 1 scaling solutions involve direct changes or upgrades made to the original blockchain itself. These changes improve how the network handles increasing transaction volumes and speed. On the other hand, Layer 2 scaling solutions include external systems, protocols, or additional blockchains that handle transactions off the main chain. These Layer 2…

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