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Protests in Kenya have been a significant part of the country’s political landscape for decades, often reflecting public frustration with governance, economic challenges, and social injustices. One notable period of protests was during the 1990s, when Kenyans took to the streets to demand multi-party democracy, leading to the repeal of Section 2A and the return of pluralism. Another key moment was in 2007-2008, following disputed elections, where widespread unrest escalated into violence, leading to significant loss of lives and property. More recently, anti-corruption protests have surfaced, such as the “Occupy Parliament” movement in 2013, where citizens carried pigs and painted…

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During a visit to Bungoma County, President William Ruto promised the residents that their local stadium would soon host Premier League matches. He claimed that once the stadium is upgraded to the required standards, it would be capable of accommodating these high-profile games. This pledge was meant to inspire local sports talent and bring top-tier football closer to the people of Bungoma. The president’s assurance was received with mixed reactions. While some locals were hopeful that this would boost the region’s economy and inspire young athletes, others remained skeptical, citing past unfulfilled promises. They pointed out that similar declarations had…

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Protests have played a significant role in Kenya’s history, often reflecting public dissatisfaction with governance and policies. From the fight for independence to more recent demonstrations, Kenyans have repeatedly taken to the streets to voice their grievances. Some of the most notable protests include the 1997 Saba Saba riots, which pushed for multiparty democracy, and the 2007-2008 post-election violence, which erupted over disputed presidential results. In 2016, Kenyans staged the “#OccupyParliament” protests against lawmakers’ attempts to increase their salaries, symbolizing the power of citizens to push back against self-serving policies. Similarly, the 2018 “#Resist” campaign by the opposition and civil…

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The incident involving a Mwirokaki Sacco matatu at Kasarani Seasons raised concerns after the driver and his makanga (conductor) reportedly fled the scene immediately after causing an accident. The chaotic aftermath was captured in a viral video showing passengers hurriedly scrambling to exit the matatu, some visibly shaken and distressed. According to witnesses, the matatu, known for its aggressive driving, was involved in a reckless maneuver that led to the accident, endangering the lives of those onboard. The video shows the abiria (passengers) struggling to get out of the vehicle as panic ensued. The situation has sparked discussions about the…

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A shocking incident occurred in Nairobi where a man was allegedly marched to Kasarani Police Station by concerned citizens after being accused of sodomizing a young boy. The distressing situation attracted a crowd, with people expressing anger and disbelief. Reports indicate that the man, who was well-known in the area, was confronted by locals who suspected his involvement in the vile act. The community, outraged by the alleged crime, decided to take matters into their own hands by escorting him to the authorities. Witnesses said the man was cornered and questioned before being forcefully taken to the police station. The…

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In a unique and emotional event, a man from Murang’a, Mr. Stanley Macharia, finally formalized his union with his long-term partner, Ms. Muthoni, after 26 years of living together. The couple had planned to tie the knot on August 17, 2024, at the Anglican Church in Pumwani, Nairobi. Unfortunately, tragedy struck when Ms. Muthoni suddenly fell ill just 11 days before their big day. According to the family, Ms. Muthoni was unexpectedly hospitalized at Kenyatta National Hospital, where she was diagnosed with pneumonia. Her condition rapidly deteriorated, leading to her untimely death. Despite this heartbreaking turn of events, Mr. Macharia…

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President William Ruto’s proposal to introduce toll stations on major highways, including the Thika Superhighway, has sparked debates across Kenya. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) recently revealed that plans are underway to implement a road tolling policy across several highways. The tolls are intended to raise funds for road maintenance and development, filling a gap that the government identified after launching several infrastructure projects that lacked proper maintenance strategies. KeNHA emphasized that public participation will be a key aspect of the policy development, aiming to address concerns from the public. The authority plans to engage stakeholders at every stage…

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A video showing United Democratic Alliance (UDA) supporters being paid Ksh 1,000 to attend rallies has surfaced, raising concerns about the declining popularity of President William Ruto’s political events. This comes amidst growing dissatisfaction among Kenyans who feel that many of the promises made by the president during his campaign remain unfulfilled. With this frustration building, rally attendance has plummeted, forcing organizers to resort to payments to attract crowds. Such tactics highlight the fading voluntary support and suggest that people are more interested in financial incentives rather than the political message itself. Reports indicate that this phenomenon isn’t new; both…

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Residents of Kahawa West are currently facing a serious power outage after a transformer fell in the area. The fallen transformer not only caused a blackout but also left live electric wires dangerously exposed on the ground, creating a safety hazard for the community. Despite the clear danger, Kenya Power has yet to take action to address the situation. Concerned residents have raised the alarm, urging authorities to respond swiftly before any accidents occur. They worry that the exposed wires could pose a significant risk, especially to children and passersby who might unknowingly come into contact with them. In addition…

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Inside Royal Mabati Service Centres: The Home of Excellence and Quality In a world rife with counterfeit products and get-rich-quick schemes, many people fall victim to scams and end up purchasing substandard goods. So, how can one stay informed and ensure they are buying quality roofing materials? For over five decades, Royal Mabati has stood as a beacon of excellence in durable roofing solutions. The company has consistently invested in new technology to enhance its manufacturing processes and product quality. Affordability often carries the stigma of substandard production, deterring many from purchasing fairly priced goods. However, at Royal Mabati, we…

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