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Siaya National Polytechnic Cultural Week focuses on student wellness and information integrity
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Siaya National Polytechnic has officially launched its annual Cultural and Peer Week, shifting the traditional celebration toward an urgent focus…

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Eng. Francis Gitau: The quiet reformer transforming urban transport in Kenya
Featured, HUMAN INTEREST .

Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (NaMATA) Director General Eng. Francis Gitau has emerged as one of Kenya’s most respected transport…

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Why Kenya’s 15 billion tree campaign could be the country’s next big business opportunity
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Kenya’s ambition to plant 15 billion trees by 2032 is often framed as an environmental mission. Less discussed is the…

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“Mpira itaniulia marafiki”—Why being a football fan could kill you
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The phrase “mpira itaniulia marafiki” (football will kill my friends) could not be further from the truth. If history is…

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“Mr speaker sir” reappears after close to two years in hiding
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The man who stormed Parliament shouting “Mr. Speaker Sir!” during the 2024 Gen Z demonstrations has reappeared after close to…

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Why do so many African women bleach their skin? Study looks beyond what they say
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In some African countries, more than 50% of women regularly use skin-lightening products. In South Africa, the rate is 32%,…

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Kenya’s 2027 Election: A defining test for the nation’s democracy
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In less than two years, Kenya will once again stand at a critical crossroads. The 2027 General Election is shaping…

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From ride cancellation to phone chaos: Nairobi woman’s ordeal raises privacy concerns
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What began as an ordinary Nairobi decision quickly spiralled into an unexpected digital nightmare. Mercy had a simple plan request…

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The waste management headache: Stakeholders propose solutions
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Waste management in Kenya remains one of the country’s most pressing environmental and public health challenges, driven by rapid urbanization,…

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The intricate process of courts awarding millions to anti-gov’t protest victims: Is compensation closure?
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In a quiet courtroom, far removed from the chaos of tear gas and gunfire, justice is being measured, carefully, clinically,…

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Joseph Kony: How Ugandan war criminal and his soldiers have evaded capture and endured for decades
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Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), remains at large two decades after the International Criminal Court…

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Kenya’s next generation of grind: How campus students balance between pursuing degrees and surviving
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In the heart of Nairobi’s Central Business District, the city pulses with movement – workers navigating traffic, street vendors calling…

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Kenyans face hunger and higher food costs amid persistent drought
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Millions of Kenyans are facing worsening food insecurity as a prolonged drought continues to kill livestock and push food prices…

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Faith, healing claims and medical scrutiny: Inside TV47’s investigation into David Owuor’s Ministry
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In December 2025, Nakuru City came to a near standstill as thousands of worshippers gathered for a crossover crusade organised…

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Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania unite in crackdown on “money bouquets”
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As February 14, 2026, approaches, the air in East Africa is thick with the scent of roses and the rustle…

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