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In recent years, cryptocurrencies have become important players in the world of finance. Many investors now consider them as valuable parts of their portfolios. However, for people new to crypto investing, understanding the current market and making smart investment decisions can be challenging. To help you get a better idea, we have put together a list of some of the most recognized cryptocurrencies in the market today. Please note, this list is based on our own research and should not be taken as financial advice. Always make sure to do your own thorough research before investing in any cryptocurrency. What…

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Kenya’s fresh vegetable industry has suffered a major setback in the past year. Exports of fresh vegetables to Europe fell sharply in 2024, dropping by almost half compared to the previous year. This decline is mainly due to the European Union imposing stricter rules on chemical residues found in the vegetables. The latest Economic Survey from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) shows that the money earned from fresh vegetable exports fell from Ksh50.9 billion (€345 million) in 2023 to Ksh23.4 billion (€158.8 million) in 2024. This is one of the biggest yearly drops in recent times, showing how…

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Martha Karua, the leader of the People’s Liberation Party (PLP), has dismissed the harsh remarks made by some Tanzanian Members of Parliament who demanded she be punished for allegedly interfering in Tanzania’s internal matters. Speaking to the press on Tuesday afternoon, Karua said she would not lower herself to respond to their insults. She emphasized that their statements were baseless and without merit. Instead of focusing on their accusations, Karua turned her attention to criticizing President Samia Suluhu’s government. She accused the administration of disregarding Tanzania’s Constitution by repeatedly violating human rights. Karua highlighted the case of Tanzanian opposition leader…

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The police have investigated a farm owned by businessman and politician Jimmy Wanjigi in connection with the recent abduction and dumping of Juja Member of Parliament George Koimburi. However, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has confirmed that the farm was cleared after investigations found no evidence linking it to the incident. According to IG Kanja, the probe focused on the Ruirua Coffee Farm located in Kiambu County, which is reportedly owned by Wanjigi. This farm was believed to be the place where the MP was dumped after his abduction. In a detailed statement released on Tuesday, Kanja shared new…

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Kenyans might soon be able to buy locally assembled smartphones at much cheaper prices if a new proposal by East Africa Devices Assembly Kenya Limited (EADAK) is approved. EADAK is asking the government to remove Value Added Tax (VAT) on the raw materials and parts imported for assembling mobile phones locally. They say the current tax rules make it more expensive to produce phones in Kenya, which could lead to higher prices for consumers. During public discussions about the Finance Bill 2025 on Tuesday, experts from EADAK explained that the Bill currently exempts VAT only on the finished phones assembled…

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National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has officially ordered a parliamentary investigation into the alleged abduction and mistreatment of Juja MP George Koimburi, who was reportedly taken by unknown individuals under suspicious circumstances. According to reports, MP Koimburi was seized on the afternoon of Sunday, May 25, shortly after attending a church service. He was allegedly forced into a vehicle by unidentified individuals and driven to an undisclosed location. His whereabouts remained unknown for several hours, raising alarm among his family and colleagues. Fortunately, on the morning of Monday, May 26, Koimburi was found abandoned at the Jacaranda Coffee Plantation, a…

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Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara Rejects Government-Provided Bodyguards, Cites Safety Concerns Naivasha Member of Parliament Jayne Kihara has strongly declared that she will not accept bodyguards assigned by the government, saying she fears for her life if she relies on State-provided security. According to the MP, the government is now using security officers as a weapon for political intimidation and punishment. She insisted that receiving security personnel from the government would put her life in even greater danger. Her firm decision comes in the wake of the controversial incident involving Juja MP George Koimburi, who was reported missing under mysterious circumstances.…

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Kenyan governors have voiced strong concerns over being sidelined by the national government in development projects initiated within their counties. They are now urging President William Ruto to ensure that these initiatives are implemented at the county level for better efficiency and impact. Speaking during the Kenya Devolution Support Programme II (KDSP) meeting held in Naivasha on Tuesday, May 27, the Council of Governors (CoG) vice-chairperson, Governor Mutahi Kahiga, emphasized the need for county governments to take the lead in implementing national programmes. According to him, devolved units have established systems and structures that can effectively manage and execute these…

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State House to Hold Public Auction of Damaged Vehicles, Household Items, and More The Executive Office of the President has announced an upcoming public auction where various damaged and unserviceable vehicles, along with a wide range of household items, will be sold to the public. According to a notice published on the MyGov platform on Tuesday, May 27, the State House revealed that the auction will include several types of motor equipment. These items range from worn-out tyres, used car batteries, and obsolete vehicle spare parts to other assorted car components. The auction is scheduled to take place on Friday,…

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Cleophas Malala, the Deputy Party Leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), has been given a strict deadline of 72 hours to report to the police and record a statement concerning the chaos that broke out during his rally in Kakamega last Saturday. Malala, who previously served as the Kakamega senator, is required to appear at the Kakamega Police Station within three days. If he fails to comply, the police will take action to arrest him. During a press briefing on Tuesday, May 27, Issa Mahamoud, the Western Region Police Commander, stated that Malala must present himself at…

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