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Beyond the barricades: How roadblocks disrupt work, school and business

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The constitution made a fundamental constitutional promise that citizens would no longer have to treat public information held by the state as privilege granted at the discretion of public officials

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Mukuru family seeks justice for 6-year-old amid DNA, postmortem delays

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Skills gap leaves graduates unprepared for jobs

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A 44-year-old woman died at Kenyatta National Hospital early Friday after succumbing to a gunshot wound she sustained during a police operation earlier in the week.

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A month later, OCS in attempted murder case still walking free

A month after former Officer Commanding Station (OCS) was linked to the violent attack on her partner, Agnes Ndanu is still a free woman despite the gravity of the offence.

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Matiang'i dismisses Ruto's dialogue push as a diversion from governance issues

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KDA opposes scope-of-practice rules over patient safety concerns

KDA has demanded the withdrawal of a new KMPDC scope of practice document, warning it could allow unqualified practitioners to perform advanced dental procedures and put patients at risk.

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African leaders meet in Nairobi to tackle jobs crisis for refugees, displaced people

Governments, employers, workers' organisations and international agencies are meeting in Nairobi to seek solutions to Africa's challenge of creating decent work for people displaced by conflict.

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As the world marked Kiswahili Day, it should be noted that Kiswahili is not just another language but one that has shaped Kenya's education system.

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Arrest Gachagua if you have evidence, Murkomen told

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Beyond the barricades: How roadblocks disrupt work, school and business

As Kenyans commemorate Saba Saba Day, police have once again erected roadblocks on major roads leading to the CBD, causing traffic snarl-ups as vehicles and pedestrians are screened. 

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Infotrak urges responsible use of leaders' performance survey

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Mukuru residence remain discontented after meeting affordable housing CEO over housing crisis

Residents of Mukuru are still calling on the government to sort the issues that are arising regarding the affordable and social houses.

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The right to access government information faces a reality check to date

The constitution made a fundamental constitutional promise that citizens would no longer have to treat public information held by the state as privilege granted at the discretion of public officials

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Kenya expands GBV response, shifting focus to prevention, survivor support

Kenya is expanding its GBV and femicide response by strengthening survivor support, reporting channels, justice systems and economic empowerment.

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Jubilee Party women leaders have launched a nationwide mobilization campaign dubbed “The Kenya We Want,” saying they want to unite at least seven million women

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EACC arrests nine over alleged Sh1.57bn fraud

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Mukuru family seeks justice for 6-year-old amid DNA, postmortem delays

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