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Political news and governance in Kenya
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The UK government warns visa applicants to avoid selling assets or quitting jobs before visa approval to prevent financial risks.
Interior PS Raymond Omolo assures security measures are in place for Linda Mwananchi rally in Homa Bay amid concerns over potential violence.
Kenya Red Cross reports 31 fatalities and 75 serious injuries from 23 road crashes in first 13 days of August, urging motorists to drive cautiously.
CAF chief Patrice Motsepe insists FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s future should be settled through elections despite growing calls for his resignation.
State launches a skills and livelihood initiative targeting 450 vulnerable youth and women across Nairobi, Kilifi, Kisumu, Isiolo, and Samburu counties.
IMF’s new Kenya representative Robert Tchaidze visits Treasury, pledging closer ties as Kenya excludes IMF funds from 2026/27 budget amid stalled bailout talks.
Gilbert Kigen from Soitaran Village lands a job in Dubai via the government’s Kazi Majuu initiative, inspiring unemployed youth in Nakuru.
Jefflawgan’s daily TikTok live, Chizi Nation Therapy, draws 16 participants paying KSh 310 each, generating around KSh 4,960 per session plus viewer gifts.
A proposed law seeks to bar teachers involved in national exams from striking to safeguard exam integrity and ensure smooth conduct.
NTSA cautions Kenyans against fake social media profiles impersonating the agency, urging use of official channels to avoid scams.
A recent global report highlights unreliability, job losses, and autonomy as leading worries among internet users about AI technology.
Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe assures Kenyans of food security despite drought, plans maize imports from COMESA to offset production shortfalls.