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@kenyans Tue, 07 Apr 2026 15:08:48
TSC to Upgrade 200 Offices Ahead of Mass Hiring
TSC announces plans to boost offices nationwide to improve administration and prepare for mass teacher recruitment by the end of 2026.
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@kenyans 33 minutes ago
Protests Erupt in Nairobi CBD
The lawyer disappeared on November 1 after armed men took him outside Kimilani Police Station, with protests being witnessed ever since.
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@kenyans 54 minutes ago
Kenya Met Explains Why Nairobi Has Not Received Expected El Niño Rains
The rains were forecast to begin in mid-October, but Nairobi and several parts of the country still wait to experience the high rainfall despite intensified preparations.
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@kenyans 44 minutes ago
KRA Explains PAYE Refund Timelines After Complaints
The refunds only apply to taxpayers who meet certain criteria, with them taking a stipulated timeframe under set guidelines.
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@kenyans 1 hours ago
KRA Issues New Rules on Imported Second-Hand Cars After Ruto Directive
KRA's Customs and Border Control Department announced the changes following President William Ruto's directive.
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@kenyans 1 hours ago
Duale Fires Warning to U.S., Other Countries Over Ebola
Countries, including the United States, had plans to host their citizens evacuated from Ebola-affected areas in Kenya, with the construction of an Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia, but Duale's warning put the plans at a crossroads.
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@kenyans 2 hours ago
State Warns Businesses of Ksh10 Million Fine in New Crackdown
The government has at the same time advised businesses to keep proper records of their trade dealings as it embarks on a nationwide crackdown targeting those flouting the law.
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@kenyans 3 hours ago
Police Arrest 20 Motorists After Fatal Accident Along Busy Highway
The crackdown also follows a directive by Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, who ordered officers to impound unroadworthy vehicles.
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@kenyans 3 hours ago
Germany Announces 1,200 Opportunities for Kenyan Youth; How to Apply
The opportunities provide select Kenyans to study and work in Germany as the government seeks to widen relationships with the European nation.
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@kenyans 3 hours ago
KeNHA Issues Traffic Advisory to Motorists Using Rironi-Mau Summit Highway
This comes as NTSA and other agencies intensify road safety crackdowns targeting unroadworthy vehicles and drivers who flout traffic regulations ahead of the festive season.
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@kenyans 4 hours ago
Nairobi MP Dealt Blow as Court Clears EACC to Recover Disputed Nairobi Land
The land parcel in question has been a subject of legal contestation for years, with the MP seeking to bar the EACC from proceeding with the recovery suit against him and his associates.
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@kenyans 4 hours ago
Sudan Lifts Punishment on Kenya After Year-Long Diplomatic Rift
In the March 2025 notice, Sudan announced the immediate restriction of all imports from Kenya, barring tea imports from entering through ports, railways, and air transport.
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@kenyans 4 hours ago
HELB Issues Fresh Loan Repayment Directives for Unemployed Kenyans
A significant number of graduates who benefit from HELB spend several years unemployed after graduation, making them unable to pay their loans.
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@kenyans 5 hours ago
Injuries Reported as Wall Collapses on Traders
The incident brought business to a standstill in the busy market, with the county emergency department immediately dispatching rescue teams to aid in the operations.
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@kenyans 6 hours ago
Parliament Issues Fresh Demands to Chinese Firm Behind Ksh154bn JKIA Project
The Ministry of Roads and Transport awarded a Chinese firm the Ksh154 billion contract amid criticism over transparency in the award, with the project already underway.
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@kenyans 6 hours ago
High Court Rules on Petition Challenging Use of English in Kenyan Schools
The petitioner moved to court in October 2025, challenging the continued use of English as the language of instruction in schools, arguing that the policy disadvantaged some learners.
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