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Political news and governance in Kenya
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China's 49th naval fleet, including guided-missile ships and special forces, has set off to the Gulf of Aden to continue escort missions protecting maritime trade.
Michael Bambang Hartono’s four children equally inherited his 49% stake in Dwimuria Investama Andalan, marking one of Asia’s largest recent wealth successions.
A Kakamega man caught his wife with another man late at night, locked her out of their home, and later showed damage to his car allegedly caused by her.
From March 2027, Finland will require most citizenship applicants aged 18-64 to pass a knowledge test, with exemptions for certain health and disability cases.
Siaya Governor James Orengo claims a scheme involving weapons and goons aims to sabotage Linda Mwananchi’s rally in Homa Bay on August 16.
Former Deputy President Gachagua disputes the handover of Amboseli National Park to Kajiado County, alleging false promises by leaders and lack of concrete transfer.
Deputy President Kindiki stresses that removing politics from development efforts is vital to achieve Kenya’s economic transformation.
President Ruto highlights that the Beyond 2030 initiative is a people-driven project, transcending government efforts alone.
A new bill aims to merge Kenya’s 32 Teachers Training Colleges into a single entity, standardising curriculum and administration under the Kenya Teachers Training College.
The six-year inquest into the deaths of Mariam Kighenda and her daughter in the 2019 Likoni ferry accident closes, with a ruling expected in October.
Kenya Rugby Union unveils a rebuilding plan for the Simbas, focusing on integrating Chipu U20 talent after missing 2027 World Cup qualification.
Inspector General Douglas Kanja directs interdiction of officers responsible for occurrence books and duty whenever deaths occur in police custody, amid rising fatalities.