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Political news and governance in Kenya
Boris Nadezhdin, Russian anti-war politician barred from elections and labelled a foreign agent, has fled Russia and is currently in Paris.
Key Kenyan agencies unite to tackle rising hate speech, ethnic incitement, and political intolerance ahead of 2027 polls, warning offenders will face strict legal action.
Europe's Rhine, Danube, and Po rivers reach historic lows as ongoing drought and heatwaves disrupt transport, energy, and agriculture.
Turkana community insists on compensation, jobs, and binding benefits before oil exploration activities restart in their region.
Mukurwe-ini MP John Kaguchia released on Sh100,000 bail after arrest over remarks made at Nyeri rally; case set for virtual hearing in September.
After his viral President Ruto skit, comedian Jaymoh hid for two days fearing arrest and received calls from top politicians checking on his safety.
Mount Kenya University Kitale Campus provides affordable certificate to doctoral programs with three annual intakes, supporting access to quality education in the North Rift.
Gospel comedian Karangu Muraya was visibly emotional while mourning his brother Kagema, just months after losing another sibling.
The African Union backs several candidates for global roles, including two vying for UN Secretary-General, but remains cautious on outright endorsement.
Australia details four family visa options for citizens, permanent residents, and eligible New Zealanders to sponsor relatives for permanent residency.
Established in 1978, Pan African Christian University offers diverse accredited programs with flexible study options and scholarships.
In a resurfaced interview, the late Kagema clarifies he never competed with brother Karangu Muraya, highlighting his own character 'Cecilia' as proof of originality.
