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Edwin Sifuna pays a courtesy call on U.S. Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Susan Burns at her residence in Karen, Nairobi

50th GSU Recruits Pass-Out Parade
Presided over by H.E. Hon. William Samoei Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya.

President William Ruto admits Kamagambo University in Migori to higher education system under interim authority, bringing total number of universities to 90.

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu's husband, Hafidh Ameir dies in hospital while receiving treatment for a heart condition, Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi announces

Breaking news:

Najib Balala dies after battle with prostrate cancer.

Rest in peace.

Administration Police 59th Pass-Out Parade as 5,080 officers take the field, putting on an exemplary display of discipline, precision and skill.

Siaya Senator and ODM party leader Oburu Oginga has been out of the public eye for some time, but has now been admitted to hospital. His doctors and the hospital management have imposed strict visitor restrictions.

Only his two spouses and children are permitted to visit him. Several MPs have reportedly been turned away after being told that the 83-year-old politician was not at the facility.

Police pass-out parade:

6,000 police officers graduate from police training college

Pres. Ruto calls for professionalism in the force

BREAKING NEWS: Elvis Opiyo Reportedly Found Dead in Umoja
Elvis Opiyo, who had been implicated in the acid attack involving Claire Ochieng in recent months, has reportedly been found dead in Umoja, Nairobi.
Initial reports suggest that the death may be a suspected su***de, although the circumstances surrounding his death are yet to be fully established.
Elvis had been named in reports concerning the acid attack on Claire, who has been recovering from severe injuries following the incident.
More details are expected as police continue investigations

Serious safety concerns are emerging at Migori Main Bridge, where several large holes have developed on the bridge deck, posing a danger to pedestrians, cyclists and motorists using the busy crossing.

The deterioration comes months after heavy rains caused visible cracks on the bridge. The emergence of large holes has now intensified concerns over the bridge’s condition and the safety of road users.

Residents are calling for urgent inspection and repairs before the situation worsens or a serious accident occurs.

Authorities are being urged to take immediate action to safeguard lives and restore the bridge to a safe condition.