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Kenya Railways has officially suspended the 10pm Madaraka Express passenger train that operates from Mombasa to Nairobi, citing a technical issue as the cause. In a public notice released on Sunday evening, the Authority said the service had to be halted due to unforeseen technical challenges. “We regret to notify members of the public that due to technical issues, the Madaraka Express 10pm passenger train from Mombasa to Nairobi has been suspended,” read part of the announcement. Despite the inconvenience, Kenya Railways emphasized that the decision was made in the interest of passenger safety. Managing Director Philip Mainga, who signed…

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The Nairobi County Government has announced plans to introduce new fines aimed at businesses that do not comply with licensing regulations. This was revealed in a statement issued on Sunday, July 6, by Charles Kerich, the County Executive Committee (CEC) Member in charge of Finance. Kerich explained that the penalties will apply specifically to businesses that fail to renew or pay for their operating licences on time. He emphasized that these fines are not intended to raise the cost of services but are instead focused on promoting accountability across the business environment within Nairobi. “These new penalties are not about…

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Kenya Police FC Set to Receive Millions Following CAF’s New Payout Announcement Kenya Police FC is poised to receive a significant amount of money after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced a major increase in participation fees for its interclub competitions. The boost in prize money is expected to benefit the team greatly as they prepare to represent Kenya on the continental stage. Kenya Police FC, along with Nairobi United FC, will represent the country in the 2025/26 CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup, respectively. Both clubs are guaranteed to earn at least Ksh12.9 million each simply for…

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With the current tough job market affecting many Kenyans, some people have turned to crime, especially by tricking innocent citizens through various scams, including selling fake land. Unfortunately, many victims only realize they have been scammed when they try to present their title deeds for verification, and the documents turn out to be fake. Because of this, it is very important for Kenyans to learn how to check and verify their title deeds properly. The Ministry of Lands estimates that more than 10 percent of title deeds currently in circulation could be fraudulent, which is a very serious concern. Besides…

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Nairobi Leaders Appeal for Peace Ahead of Saba Saba Protests Leaders from Nairobi, led by Women Representative Esther Passaris, have made a strong call for peace as the country approaches the Saba Saba Day protests. They have also revealed a worrying plan to attack the homes of several political leaders during the demonstrations. Passaris shared that she has received troubling information suggesting that some Kenyans living abroad are raising funds with the intention of supporting violent acts during the protests. At a joint press briefing on Sunday, Passaris, who has faced criticism from some Kenyans online in recent days, explained…

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Tensions escalated in Embu County on Sunday, July 6, after an angry crowd torched a vehicle involved in a deadly road accident earlier that day. According to reports, a black Toyota Prado—believed to be part of Embu Woman Representative Njoki Njeru’s motorcade—was involved in a tragic collision at the Kapigazi Bridge. The crash resulted in the deaths of a boda boda rider and his passenger, both of whom sustained fatal injuries due to the impact. The Prado reportedly veered off the road after the collision and plunged into a ditch. At the time of reporting, the condition of those inside…

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Man Arrested in Kirinyaga for Impersonating a Police Officer With Full Uniform A man has been arrested by detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kirinyaga County for impersonating a police officer. His arrest resulted in the discovery of several government-issued items that he had illegally obtained. According to a police report accessed by Newshub.co.ke, the suspect was first apprehended in the Kirinyaga East Sub-County. Following his arrest, he led investigators to his home in the Makongeni area of Thika, where more items were recovered. During the search at his residence, police found two police smoke jackets, two…

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Government Orders All Civil Servants to Report to Work Despite Saba Saba Protests Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has issued a strong directive to all civil servants, requiring them to report to work on Monday, July 7, even though nationwide Saba Saba Day protests are expected to disrupt several parts of the country. While addressing a church congregation in Embu County on Sunday—an event also attended by President William Ruto—CS Ruku made it clear that Monday is a normal working day and not a public holiday. He warned that any government employee who fails to show up for duty…

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Several schools across Kenya have asked learners to stay at home on Monday, July 7, due to fears over the planned Saba Saba protests. Newshub.co.ke has confirmed that at least 20 schools have already communicated with parents, advising them to keep their children at home as a safety measure. This decision is aimed at avoiding any risks that might arise from possible unrest during the planned demonstrations. In one of the notices sent by a popular private school, the administration explained, “To make sure learning continues without any major interruptions, our teachers will provide enough academic assignments for your child.…

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If you’ve ever bought car insurance—or you’re thinking about buying it—just sticking that insurance sticker on your windshield is not enough. What really matters is knowing what your insurance actually covers. Many people assume they’re fully protected, only to realize too late that their cover doesn’t help when they most need it. Whether you drive a Probox, a small car, or a high-end Prado, understanding your insurance policy is crucial. It can help you avoid unnecessary expenses and serious stress in the event of an accident. Below is everything you need to understand about car insurance in Kenya—what it really…

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