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@nation Fri, 26 Jun 2026 03:00:00
How elites keep the people down
The most reliable tool of elite survival: a divided poor is a manageable poor.
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@nation 4 hours ago
Effort calls for sobriety
The proposals include banning the sale of alcohol 300 metres from learning institutions and...
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Solve hitch of promoted but stuck JSS teachers
As the JSS is domiciled in primary schools, the teachers lack independence and are blocked from...
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Sermon: The need for change is part of being Christian
Many Christians live a double life. There's one for Sunday, and one for the rest of the week.
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Sue me, the teachers will work over the holidays...
Teachers are expected to fulfil their professional responsibilities throughout the school...
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@nation 8 hours ago
Turkana residents block Kitale-Lodwar highway in protests over insecurity, police brutality
Residents accuse security officers of targeting locals while armed bandits roam free.
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Governor Lenku's new party: What it means for ODM, Ruto and the Maa region
FEDA could complicate the battle for Maa votes ahead of 2027.
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Odegaard seals narrow win for Arsenal, Tottenham revival ends at Leeds
Arsenal stay six points clear as Spurs suffer defeat.
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@nation 11 hours ago
Ruto's Gusii tour set against backdrop of Matiang'i-Gachagua political fight
The president faces a politically charged reception.
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@nation 11 hours ago
The missing links in Eastleigh's deadly building collapse
A trail of conflicting accounts leaves key players in the tragedy unaccounted for.
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Stones, stampede as goons raid United Opposition rally in Embu
Muturi and Kivuti accuse government allies of political intimidation.
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@nation 17 hours ago
Next Mambo Mbotela? New book rebukes our 'bad manners'
The questions he poses invite society to look deep into itself.
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@nation 16 hours ago
Shakahola's chain of control: How Mackenzie's lieutenants enforced deadly teachings
A structured network of deputies, security guards, and village elders controlled movement.
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@nation 16 hours ago
Lawyer challenges the two-month rule denying new workers paid sick leave
'It is cruel, torturous, and inhuman to compel a sick person to work.'
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