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Students Protest at Ramba Boys High School, Set School Building on Fire Tension gripped Ramba Boys High School in Siaya County on Thursday evening after students staged a massive protest, demanding the immediate removal of their principal, Mr. Wycliffe Manoa. The angry students accused the principal of poor leadership and mismanagement, saying they were tired of how the school was being run. According to the students, their grievances had been ignored for too long, pushing them to take to the streets in protest. The demonstration began around 6 p.m., with students burning down the school’s security house located near the…

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Uhuru Kenyatta Meets Museveni in Uganda, Urges African Youth to Take Charge Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta met with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Thursday during his visit to Uganda. The meeting happened while Uhuru was in the country for the Guild Leaders’ Summit hosted at Makerere University. Uhuru briefed President Museveni on the message he shared at the summit, where he passionately encouraged African youth to rise up, seize the opportunities before them, and become the new leaders of change across the continent. Museveni expressed his support for Uhuru’s remarks, particularly his call for African leaders to prioritize the…

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In a surprising but symbolic move, Kawangware, a densely populated area in Nairobi that’s not commonly associated with high-profile visits, has been included in the itinerary of Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s upcoming state visit to Kenya. President Stubb and his wife, First Lady Suzanne Innes-Stubb, will be in Kenya from May 12 to 14, 2025. This visit will make history as it marks the first time a Finnish Head of State visits Kenya. Although Finland and Kenya have enjoyed diplomatic relations since Kenya gained independence in 1963, previous interactions have mostly been at the ministerial level and through development cooperation,…

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Dr. Sergio Alfieri, the head of Pope Francis’ medical team, has shared emotional details about the Pope’s final moments before he passed away on Monday, April 21. In an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Dr. Alfieri revealed the Pope’s last regret—something that remained on his heart in his final hours. According to Dr. Alfieri, Pope Francis deeply regretted not being able to wash the feet of prisoners this year, a symbolic ritual that is traditionally carried out during Holy Thursday celebrations in the Catholic Church. Although the Pope was grateful that he had managed to visit the inmates…

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The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way the world operates. Many people lost their jobs, and those already working as freelancers started looking for safer and more reliable ways to receive payments, especially for international clients. While most freelancing platforms offer built-in payment systems and escrow services, these often come with high fees and cut into a freelancer’s earnings. This situation opened the door for blockchain technology, offering a better alternative with lower fees, faster transactions, and increased security. As the freelance economy continues to expand, the demand for a smooth, trustworthy, and globally accessible payment system grows alongside it. Blockchain-based…

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In many parts of the world, millions of people remain unbanked — meaning they do not have access to traditional banking services like savings accounts, credit cards, or loans. Without a bank account or financial history, these individuals face a major challenge when trying to build credit or qualify for traditional loans. However, the rise of blockchain technology and decentralized finance (DeFi) is opening new doors. One promising solution is crypto loans, which can play a vital role in helping the unbanked build a credit history. Understanding Crypto Loans Crypto loans are loans issued using cryptocurrencies as collateral or, in…

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Kindiki Explains New Plan for Issuing Bursaries After Controller of Budget Ban Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has stepped in to address the confusion over the issuance of bursaries following a directive from the Controller of Budget (CoB), Dr. Margaret Nyakang’o, which barred county governments from distributing them. While speaking on Thursday, April 24, Kindiki emphasized that learners belong to both the national and county governments. He stated that every leader, regardless of their position, should be allowed to give bursaries to support students across the country. Kindiki made it clear that he intends to personally reach out to the Controller…

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DCI Takes Over Investigation Into the Mysterious Death of Nairobi MCA Joel Munuve The unexpected death of Kariobangi North MCA Joel Munuve has taken a dramatic turn after Thursday’s planned postmortem was postponed to allow the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to officially join the probe. Munuve’s death has sparked widespread speculation, especially after it was revealed that he had been preparing to present an impeachment motion against Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja. This development has led the family to seek deeper investigations into the circumstances surrounding his passing. Speaking to the press, the family’s legal representative, Danstan Omari, confirmed that…

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Government Introduces New Rules for Police Officers to Improve Accountability The Ministry of Interior has issued new orders to the National Police Service (NPS), requiring that all serious injuries or deaths that happen while a person is in police custody must be reported immediately. The Ministry also emphasized that full cooperation must be given to the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA), which is responsible for monitoring police conduct. In an official statement released on Thursday, April 24, the ministry explained that these new measures are meant to strengthen accountability and ensure that human rights are protected at all times. The…

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Kenya Chooses to Support China Over Taiwan in Growing Global Tensions Kenya has officially aligned itself with the People’s Republic of China in the ongoing global debate over Taiwan’s status, firmly rejecting any form of Taiwanese independence. This decision comes as President William Ruto continues his four-day state visit to China, where the two countries are looking to strengthen their diplomatic and economic partnership. During high-level discussions, Kenya expressed strong support for China’s “One China” policy. This policy states that there is only one legitimate China in the world and that Taiwan is a part of its territory. The Chinese…

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