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CCTV Footage Reveals Final Moments of Kilimani Man Before 14th-Floor Fall Harrowing CCTV footage has now revealed the final hours of a 25-year-old man, Festus Oromo, who tragically fell to his death from the 14th floor of an apartment building in Kilimani. The disturbing clips, which are now in the hands of investigators, show a series of movements and interactions inside and around the Airbnb apartment where he was staying. According to the footage, Festus checked into the building on November 28 and proceeded to room B1406. Everything seemed normal at first, and his arrival looked like the beginning of…
Kuria Claims ‘Powerful Offices’ Pushed Aladwa to Reject Running Mate Offer Chama Cha Kazi party leader Moses Kuria has spoken out after Makadara MP George Aladwa publicly rejected his offer to be his running mate in the 2027 Nairobi gubernatorial race. According to Kuria, Aladwa’s sudden change of heart was not voluntary but came after he was allegedly pressured by powerful government offices. Kuria shared his frustration in a detailed social media post on 3rd December 2025, saying he was disappointed by how the situation unfolded. He alleged that senior officials summoned the Makadara MP and instructed him to abandon…
Kenya has reached a major breakthrough after securing a USD 1 billion deal — roughly Ksh129 billion — through a debt-for-food swap agreement with the United States. The arrangement is expected to boost the country’s food security efforts while easing pressure from its growing debt obligations. The deal was finalised after President William Ruto met with Ben Black, the CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), during his visit to Washington, D.C. The agreement marks a significant step in Kenya’s push for innovative financing solutions that can support long-term development. Under this arrangement, the DFC will buy part…
Elders Criticise Governor Wanga as Tensions Rise in Homa Bay Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga is facing increasing pressure after a group of elders from the county raised strong concerns about her recent conduct and public statements. The elders, mainly from the Rachuonyo community, expressed their frustrations on Wednesday, December 3, saying that a number of issues surrounding the governor had caused growing discomfort among local leaders and residents. The elders accused Governor Wanga of disrespecting and sidelining local leaders as well as government officials in matters that require unity and cooperation. They argued that her approach, especially during the…
The year 2025 has been one of the most defining periods in Kenya’s recent history. Artificial intelligence disrupted workplaces, nationwide protests shifted public debates, and new political alliances intensified the build-up to the November by-elections. Amid all this unpredictability, a unique group of Kenyans did not just cope with the turbulence — they shaped its direction. These individuals stood out for their influence, resilience, and leadership, earning a place in the much-anticipated Top 100 Kenyans 2025 list. This marks the eighth edition of the annual project. Throughout the year, our newsroom closely monitored change-makers, innovators, and individuals who took bold…
Atwoli Vows to Confront Malala and Gachagua in 2027 After Khwisero By-Election Claims COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli strongly rejected claims made by Cleophas Malala and allies of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua suggesting that he had been politically embarrassed in the recent Kisa East Ward by-election in Khwisero, Kakamega County. Atwoli dismissed the statements as a deliberate strategy meant to portray him as losing political strength in his home area. He clarified that the narrative being pushed by Malala was misleading, insisting that Khwisero Constituency has several wards and that he personally hails from Khwisero Central. He emphasized that…
Popular Tahidi High Actor Bilal Wanjau Dies Renowned Kenyan actor Bilal Wanjau has passed away, leaving fans, colleagues, and the entertainment industry in deep mourning. A close friend who spoke to Newshub.co.ke confirmed that the beloved actor died after battling a long-term illness that had affected his health for several months. Actress and industry friend Sandra Dacha also shared the sad news in an emotional social media post, describing Wanjau as a gifted and remarkable performer who brought life to every role he played. “It is with profound sorrow that I announce the untimely passing of my colleague Bilal Wanjau…
HTX has introduced its new Flexible Crypto Loans, a groundbreaking lending solution designed to match real market needs while giving users a smooth and convenient borrowing experience. The product comes with three major upgrades that aim to make borrowing easier, cheaper, and more efficient for everyone. Dynamic Interest Rates: Helping Users Cut Borrowing Costs One of the biggest strengths of HTX’s Flexible Crypto Loans is its real-time interest rate adjustment. Instead of locking borrowers into fixed and often expensive rates, HTX adjusts interest rates according to current market conditions. This system ensures users consistently enjoy competitive rates without having to…
High-Frequency Borrowing (HFB) is emerging as one of the most interesting trends in the world of crypto lending. Just like high-frequency trading in traditional markets, HFB focuses on speed, automation, and rapid decision-making — but instead of trading assets, it involves borrowing and repaying crypto loans within extremely short time frames. This new approach is reshaping how traders access liquidity and manage short-term opportunities. What Is High-Frequency Borrowing (HFB)? High-Frequency Borrowing refers to the practice of taking out crypto loans repeatedly and rapidly, often using automated bots or smart contracts. Instead of borrowing for days or months, HFB users may…
Money market funds have continued to strengthen their position in Kenya’s capital markets, becoming the top choice for most investors. According to the latest Q3 2025 report by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) have experienced remarkable growth over the last seven years. Their total assets under management (AUM) have expanded sharply, reaching KSh 679.6 billion by September 2025. CMA explains that the growing popularity of money market funds is mainly because they are considered low-risk investment options, which makes them attractive to both retail and institutional investors. Among all investment categories under CIS, money market funds…
