Author: Judith Mwaura

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Judith Mwaura is a dedicated journalist specializing in current affairs and breaking news. She is passionate about delivering accurate, timely, and well-researched stories on politics, business, and social issues. Her commitment to journalism ensures readers stay informed with engaging and impactful news.

In the coastal city of Mombasa, a group of residents has taken to the streets to voice their outrage against the planned demolition of their homes. The demonstration, which gathered momentum early in the morning, saw men, women, and children holding up placards and chanting slogans. Their primary concern is the looming displacement that threatens to leave many families homeless. The planned demolitions are part of a broader urban redevelopment scheme, but for those living in the affected areas, this offers little solace. Among the demonstrators was Amina Hassan, a mother of three, who spoke passionately about the hardship her…

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In a tense encounter, the Women Representative for Trans-Nzoia found herself facing a hostile group of youth during a community event. The atmosphere quickly soured as the crowd grew increasingly agitated, demanding that she leave the premises immediately. The situation escalated when some members of the crowd began shouting threats, warning her that if she didn’t depart, they would vandalize her vehicle, a white Prado, and even threaten her life publicly. The reason behind the youth’s anger appeared to be a combination of unmet expectations and a sense of betrayal. Many in the crowd felt that the representative had failed…

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In an unexpected twist, after a group of youth from Bangladesh occupied a historic palace, they decided to take a unique and light-hearted challenge inspired by their Kenyan friends. They called it the “Kenya Challenge.” The idea was to recreate the vibrant and diverse culinary culture of Kenya, starting with a feast at the Bangladeshi palace and ending with a grand meal at the Kenyan parliament. The challenge began with the youth setting up a large dining area in the palace, decorated with traditional Kenyan colors and motifs. They prepared a variety of Kenyan dishes, from spicy nyama choma (grilled…

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Nandi Governor Stephen Sang is reportedly in a state of panic as allegations surface that he has hired goons to attack protesters in Kapsabet. The situation has escalated, causing widespread concern among residents and observers. The protesters, who have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with the county’s leadership, faced intimidation and violence, raising questions about the governor’s response to dissent. The events unfolded when a group of citizens gathered to voice their grievances over local governance issues, including allegations of corruption and unfulfilled promises. As the crowd grew, tension filled the air. Witnesses claim that groups of men, believed to…

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In the vibrant neighborhood of Roysambu, Nairobi, a wave of unrest has swept through the community. Residents, frustrated and angry, have taken to the streets, accusing Kenya Power of withholding essential transformers. These transformers, critical for ensuring reliable electricity supply, are said to be lying unused within Kenya Power’s premises. The protestors claim that the company has been deceitful, asserting that there are no transformers available, while, in reality, several units are reportedly stored in their warehouses. The residents’ frustration has been brewing for some time, fueled by frequent power outages and unreliable service. Many homes and businesses in Roysambu…

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In Kenya, instant digital loans have become increasingly popular, especially for urgent financial needs. Mobile money transfer and loan apps, pioneered by Safaricom’s M-Pesa, have transformed how people access credit. With many banks and financial institutions adopting mobile lending systems, finding a reliable instant loan app has never been easier. Below is a list of the top 20 loan apps in Kenya for 2024, providing straightforward processes and significant loan amounts. 1. Tala Tala is a leading loan app in Kenya that does not require a CRB check. It boasts numerous downloads and positive reviews. After registering, you can borrow…

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In a remarkable display of quick thinking and bravery, a driver of an Ena Coach shuttle on its way to Kisumu from Kisii averted a potential disaster. While traveling, the driver noticed that the shuttle was experiencing brake failure. Understanding the severity of the situation, he swiftly decided to take action to ensure the safety of the passengers on board. Realizing the risks associated with brake failure, the driver carefully guided the shuttle towards the Nyambera Graveside, a relatively open area away from heavy traffic. This quick decision allowed him to slow down the vehicle without causing harm to other…

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In Uganda, a group of medical interns attempted to stage a demonstration to express their grievances. However, the situation quickly escalated when authorities intervened. The interns were apprehended and faced harsh treatment, including physical beatings, before being taken into custody. They were subsequently brought to court, where they faced charges of disturbing businesses and vandalizing government properties. The demonstration was intended to highlight issues such as inadequate pay, poor working conditions, and a lack of proper medical supplies. However, the authorities responded with a heavy-handed approach, which has raised concerns about the freedom of expression and the treatment of medical…

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In a dramatic turn of events, Babu Owino received a royal welcome at Toi Market, while Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja faced a starkly different reception. The market, bustling with vendors and shoppers, erupted in cheers as Babu Owino made his entrance. His supporters, energized and enthusiastic, celebrated his arrival with an almost regal fervor. This warm welcome was a striking contrast to Sakaja’s recent experience in the same area. Sakaja, who had been facing growing discontent among residents, encountered a hostile crowd during his visit. The Governor was pelted with stones, a clear indication of the frustration felt by some…

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In a surprising turn of events, a man disguised as a woman was caught stealing at a local market. The man, dressed in a long dress and a wig, was attempting to blend in with the crowd. However, his unusual behavior drew the attention of vigilant vendors, who noticed that he was trying to sneak items into a large handbag. Witnesses at the scene were shocked when the man was confronted and unmasked. The vendors quickly gathered around, and with the help of security, they managed to detain the individual. Upon further investigation, it was revealed that the man had…

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