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Political news and governance in Kenya
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Knight Muteti left a white-collar job to establish Daughters of Kenya Trust, supporting vulnerable girls in Nairobi's informal settlements since 2017.
Murang'a's Irungu Kang'ata, Kiambu's Kimani Wamatangi, and Trans Nzoia's George Natembeya top Infotrak's 2026 CountyTrak Performance Index.
The Public Service Superannuation Fund trained 10,000 new police officers on pension benefits before deployment to stations across Kenya.
Chioma Okpara graduates with first-class Economics degree from Babcock University, boasting a 4.72 GPA and second highest CGPA in her department.
Kenya opens a new consulate in Guangzhou to boost trade, investment, and consular services, strengthening ties with China’s key economic region.
Health workers in Murang’a have joined the nurses’ strike demanding implementation of the 2017 CBA and salary arrears, disrupting healthcare services.
President Ruto assures Kenyans of a free and fair 2027 election, urging rejection of tribal politics and intimidation ahead of the polls.
UASU directs universities to stop hiring part-time lecturers, urging recruitment of full-time staff and negotiation on part-time terms to protect academic jobs.
Murang’a tops counties in healthcare with a 56% score, while Nandi makes the largest leap, climbing 29 places in the 2026 CountyTrak Performance Index.
A 2025 global survey reveals that over half of university students use generative AI to grasp complex topics and support research and writing tasks.
John Kaguchia was arraigned at Milimani Law Courts over alleged inciting remarks made during a political rally in Nyeri's Kieni constituency.
Arsene Wenger supports FIFA's move to abandon Gianni Infantino's plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, calling it necessary for football's integrity.