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Copy trading has gained popularity in the crypto space as a way for beginners and even experienced traders to benefit from the strategies of successful investors. But is it truly a good way to make money? Let’s break down the advantages, risks, and best practices for copy trading in cryptocurrency. What is Copy Trading? Copy trading is a method where investors automatically replicate the trades of experienced traders. This process allows beginners to leverage the expertise of seasoned professionals without actively managing their own trades. Many platforms offer copy trading, such as eToro, Binance, and Bybit, allowing users to follow…

High Court has declared that the Kenya Kwanza coalition, led by President William Ruto, is not the majority party in the National Assembly. The court found that Speaker Moses Wetang’ula violated the Constitution by declaring Kenya Kwanza as the majority in 2022. This decision has intensified the rivalry between the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the Azimio la Umoja coalition, as both sides now vie for the majority position in Parliament. The controversy began when Speaker Wetang’ula reassigned 14 Members of Parliament from various parties to Kenya Kwanza, thereby tipping the balance in favor of the coalition. However, the High…

Kenya has made progress in the latest global corruption rankings, moving up five places compared to the previous assessment. A report released by Transparency International on February 11, 2025, placed Kenya at position 121 out of 180 countries. This is an improvement from position 126 in 2023. The country scored 32 points out of a possible 100 in the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI). The CPI report gathers insights from various data sources, reflecting the views of business leaders and country experts regarding corruption levels in government institutions. The rankings assess different forms of corruption in the public sector, including…

CEOs Warn Ruto’s Sudden Tax Changes Could Hurt Kenya’s Economic Growth More than 1,000 Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) have raised concerns over the government’s frequent and sudden changes in tax policies, warning that this unpredictability could slow down Kenya’s expected economic recovery in 2025. A recent survey conducted by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), known as the CEO’s Survey, revealed that business leaders are urging the government to establish clear and predictable tax policies. According to the report, the private sector is calling for more certainty in taxation to boost investor confidence and economic growth. The CEOs who participated…

Moses Kuria Slams Gachagua Over Protest Plans to Oppose CJ Koome’s Removal Senior Economic Advisor Moses Kuria has strongly criticized former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over his alleged plans to organize protests if Chief Justice Martha Koome is removed from office. On Monday evening, Kuria, who previously served as the Public Service Cabinet Secretary, accused Gachagua of pushing a selfish political agenda by urging Mt Kenya residents to protest while other regions focused on development. Kuria stated that while he respects everyone’s right to pursue their political ambitions, he found it unacceptable for leaders to encourage demonstrations that could put…

Government Reveals Why Many Students Are Enrolling in Mortuary Science Courses. Government Explains Rising Demand for Mortuary Science Courses at KMTC The government has revealed that more students at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) are showing a strong interest in mortuary science courses, making it one of the fastest-growing programs at the institution. Speaking during a public forum, KMTC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kelly Oluoch confirmed that the course, which was introduced in March 2023, has seen a dramatic increase in demand. Initially, very few people anticipated that it would gain such popularity among students in such a short…

A police officer was shot dead on Monday evening after suspected Turkana bandits ambushed a police convoy escorting prisoners in Samburu County. During the attack, eight remandees managed to escape. The ambush happened at Charda, along the Maralal-Baragoi-South Horr road, as officers transported detainees from Maralal GK Prison to Baragoi for a mobile court session. Marti Police Station Commander, Robert Amuke, confirmed the incident and revealed that the officer killed was a police constable who had been serving as a driver at the time of the attack. “At around 7 PM on Monday, I received information that officers from Baragoi…

DCI Summons Governor, MP & Former CS Over Funeral Chaos The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has summoned Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa, Matungu MP Peter Oscar Nabulindo, and former Sports Cabinet Secretary Rashid Echesa for questioning. The three are expected to appear before the agency’s Kakamega office today (Tuesday) following violent clashes that broke out during a burial ceremony over the weekend. The incident occurred in Mayoni Ward, Kakamega County, during the funeral of a former chief, where supporters of rival political factions engaged in confrontations that quickly turned chaotic. The clashes left several people injured, including a police officer…

Ruto Criticized for Failing to Fulfill Mashujaa Day Land Promises During the Mashujaa Day celebrations on October 20, 2024, President William Ruto made several pledges to residents of the Coast region, with one of the key promises being the resettlement of thousands of landless families. However, nearly six months later, some locals are accusing the president of failing to honor his commitment, despite the government allocating Ksh1.5 billion for the initiative. A group of residents from Diani and Tiwi in Kwale County have expressed frustration over the unfulfilled promise and have threatened to reclaim the 1,000 hectares of land they…

Civil Servants Criticize Ruto’s Taskforce Report, Reject Key Findings A major standoff is brewing within the Ministry of Health after public health officers rejected the findings of the Presidential Taskforce on Addressing Human Resources for Health. On Tuesday, the officers, through their union, criticized the task force’s report, particularly its claim that the two Principal Secretaries in the Ministry of Health are at odds with each other. According to the preliminary findings presented to the National Assembly’s Committee on Health, the task force highlighted serious communication breakdowns and conflicts between the Principal Secretaries in charge of Medical Services and Public…