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Politics
Mudavadi puts PSs at centre of war on graft
Many businesses have suffered demands for kickbacks to set up, access contracts and payment for their services.
By Brian Otieno
12h ago
Azimio has expressed discomfort with a military-led investigation into the chopper crash, fearing that it might be shrouded in secrecy.
By Denis Omondi
15h ago
By James Omoro
16h ago
By Ndung’u Gachane
1d ago
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1d ago
By Stephen Nzioka
1d ago
Ogolla, according to Duale, had been directed to attend the National Security Advisory Council (NSAC), which he was not a member of, and later go to Bomas.
By Ndung’u Gachane
1d ago
According to Mutula, Mutisya who was close with former presidents Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel arap Moi, did a lot for the region.
By Stephen Nzioka
1d ago
Rabuku dismissed claims of foul play in his father's death.
By Olivia Odhiambo and Isaiah Gwengi
1d ago
The two have sharply differed following the Senate's recent summons of the county boss.
By Eric Abuga
1d ago
Jimmy Wanjigi and Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni were caught up in the melee that saw police arrest residents.
By Antony Gitonga
1d ago
The move by EACC to investigate and charge former Murang'a governor Mwangi Wa Iria and his wife Jane Waigwe reimnds of other cases involving county chiefs and their families.
By Ndungu Gachane
2d ago
Political pundits from Muranga have warned that the continued rivalry between the women leaders will amount to a trust deficit on women leadership.
By Ndungu Gachane
2d ago
Deputy Governor Ayub Savula urged Kenyans to be patient as authorities investigate the helicopter crash.
By Benard Lusigi and Mary Imenza
2d ago
President Ruto says CDF Gen. Ogolla “confessed” to visiting Bomas during the 2022 election; asked to be court-martialed, forgiven, or allowed to retire.
By Betty Njeru
3d ago
Although illiterate, Mulu Mutisya’s many talents and wit made up for his academic inadequacies and he was respected and revered by Akamba leaders.
By Ndung’u Gachane
3d ago
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