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Former nominated Senator Gloria Orwoba has been ordered by the Milimani Commercial Court to pay Ksh10.5 million in damages to Senate Clerk Jeremiah Nyegenye after the court found her guilty of defaming him online. The judgment was delivered on Monday by Magistrate Ruguru Ngotho, who ruled that Orwoba had shared defamatory and malicious content across her WhatsApp status, Facebook page, and her X (formerly Twitter) account. According to the court ruling, Orwoba made serious accusations against the Senate Clerk, claiming that he had sexually harassed her. The court found that these accusations were false, shared with malicious intent, and ultimately…

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Thieves Break Into Mortuary in Baringo, Steal Body Trays and Power Cables Residents of Baringo South are still in shock after a strange and disturbing incident where thieves broke into the area’s only mortuary and stole body trays. The bizarre crime has left locals both confused and angered. The mortuary, which had not yet officially opened, was built to serve the people of Baringo South and Tiaty. However, just days before its grand opening, unknown criminals targeted the facility and not only made away with the metal body trays but also took off with essential electrical power cables. This act…

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The Chief Executive Officer of the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), Geoffrey Monari, has announced that the board successfully recovered Ksh5.21 billion during the 2024/2025 financial year. This achievement was made possible by tracking down more than 17,000 individuals who had defaulted on their student loans. Monari appeared before the National Assembly’s Education Committee on Monday, July 14, where he explained that the recoveries were the result of collaborative efforts between HELB and various government institutions. He revealed that the agency used digital tracking methods by accessing data from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and working closely with employers to…

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How Affected Passengers Will Be Refunded After Saba Saba Train Disruptions Kenya Railways has confirmed that it will refund tickets to passengers affected by the cancellation of the Madaraka Express train service from Mombasa to Nairobi on July 6, 2025. In a public statement released on Tuesday, the railway corporation stated that travellers who missed the 10:00 PM train and were unable to use the alternative transport arrangements made by the company will receive full refunds. “Kenya Railways wishes to inform passengers affected by the suspension of the 10:00 PM Madaraka Express passenger train from Mombasa to Nairobi on July…

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Protests in Limuru as Residents Accuse Assistant Chief of Killing Man Over Alleged Theft Tensions ran high in Karanji area, Limuru, after angry residents held protests accusing an Assistant Chief of killing a man suspected of stealing maize. The demonstrations caused disruptions to normal business in the area, as the community demanded justice and swift action against the chief. Carrying placards and tree branches, the enraged residents marched through the streets, eventually heading to the chief’s home. They called for his immediate arrest, accusing him of taking the law into his own hands instead of following proper legal procedures. According…

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Murkomen Condemns Goons Who Disrupted C-Section at Kitengela Hospital Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has harshly criticized the decision to release suspects on a Ksh50,000 cash bail after they were accused of storming a hospital in Kitengela during the Saba Saba Day protests. Speaking in Nairobi on Tuesday, July 15, during a national address on the state of security, Murkomen revealed that security agencies had arrested over 1,500 individuals across the country in connection with the violence and chaos that accompanied the demonstrations starting July 7. Among those taken to court were two suspects linked to the shocking incident at…

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Feeling overwhelmed because you can’t afford your student loan payments is completely understandable, but ignoring the problem can lead to serious financial trouble. If you’re in a tight financial spot and can’t keep up with your loan payments, the best thing to do is contact your student loan servicer as soon as possible. Talking to them early can help you find a solution and avoid falling into default. Key Points to Remember Why It’s Important Not to Miss Payments If you miss your student loan payments, you could face tough consequences like being reported as delinquent or even going into…

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Top Picks and What You Should Know First If you have bad credit and are facing an emergency, getting a loan quickly without extremely high fees can be difficult—but not impossible. Some lenders specialize in helping borrowers with poor or limited credit histories by offering fast funding, flexible terms, and even secured loan options. After reviewing 59 lenders, Upgrade tops our list as the best emergency loan provider for bad credit in July 2025. However, depending on your credit profile and financial needs, other lenders such as Upstart or LendingClub may be better suited for your situation. 🔍 What to…

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In a major development for both the crypto and housing sectors, a top U.S. regulator has taken a step toward allowing digital assets like cryptocurrencies to be considered during the mortgage application process. William Pulte, Director of the Federal Housing Finance Administration (FHFA), announced in a social media post that he has instructed government-sponsored mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to start working on proposals that would let lenders consider a borrower’s crypto holdings when evaluating mortgage applications. This new move could open the door for more Americans, especially those invested in digital currencies, to qualify for home loans.…

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The crypto market has seen a strong start in 2025, and the second half of the year is shaping up to be just as eventful. Analysts are closely watching several major trends, including the growing popularity of bitcoin treasury companies, the rise of crypto-related IPOs and ETFs, and the uncertain future of altcoins like Ethereum. Here’s a look at what investors can expect as the year progresses. Bitcoin Treasury Companies Are Becoming Market Powerhouses One of the biggest developments in 2025 has been the rise of bitcoin treasury companies. These are firms that choose to hold a significant portion of…

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