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Political news and governance in Kenya
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The government unveils a skills and livelihood initiative targeting 450 vulnerable youth and women in five counties to address drivers of violent extremism.
Kenya plans to import maize from COMESA to offset drought-related production shortfalls, says Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe.
BAT Kenya moves to strike out a Sh4.5bn claim alleging unlawful promotion of VELO nicotine pouches, citing regulatory procedures under tobacco law.
TikTok has laid off around 300 Dublin staff, mainly in trust and safety, tying enhanced severance to waiving GDPR complaints amid AI-driven restructuring.
George Ruto humorously responded to a viral video teasing women pursuing him, joking that his father, President William Ruto, controls wedding funding.
The South Sudan Embassy in Nairobi denies closure claims, citing a power blackout as the cause of temporary service interruptions, not rent arrears.
Kenya’s Employment Court rules employers can inspect work laptops even if personal data is found, emphasizing company property rights over employee privacy claims.
UDA postpones Tana River grassroots polls to August 20 after consulting local leaders, continuing phased elections ahead of 2027 general polls.
Kenya braces for a likely moderate to strong El Niño event in 2026, with forecasts indicating uneven rainfall and temperature changes across the country.
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe assures Kenyans of food security despite drought and El Niño, highlighting government plans for maize imports and seed stock support.
The Communications Authority explains new cyber café regulations focus on security, not monitoring browsing history, with fines for non-compliance.
Over 290 Kenyan student-athletes are advancing their education and athletics in the US, boosting Kenya's global competitiveness in track events.