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By: Didacus Malowa
A delivery man, Lee Boon Tiam was on his way home to celebrate his birthday when his motorcycle collided with a car. He later succumbed to his injuries.
By: Didacus Malowa
Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party leader Raila Odinga has rubbished pressure from some politicians for him to retire from active politics.
By: Didacus Malowa
A Tana River preacher was forced to run during a church service as the congregation attacked him for taking money raised to settle a member’s hospital bill.
By: Didacus Malowa
Nyeri residents followed proceedings in a case in which Samuel Thuo was accused of decapitating Julia Muthoni before making away with his missing head.
By: Didacus Malowa
Doctors in Nakuru have made sure their threat to down their tools following the lapse of the 21-day ultimatum they had given Governor Susan Kihika.
By: Didacus Malowa
A 3-year-old child identified as Kae’Lynn Matthews and two adults were fatally shot in an apartment complex during an apparent dispute over the sale of a dog.
By: Didacus Malowa
A man from Nyatike in Migori county has become an online sensation after he was interviewed over land evictions. He had a difficult time expressing himself.
By: Didacus Malowa
Mary Korongo, a widow, was attacked by students from Salvation Army Sango Secondary School. They beat her and her children before vandalising her property.
Kenya has successfully bid to host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. Dubbed pamoja bid, the tournament will be hosted in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
By: Didacus Malowa
Former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko gave Kenya's Harambee Starlets KSh 250,000 for their historic win over Cameroon's Indomitable Lionesses in Nairobi.
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