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Martin Olage's articles predominantly focus on local Kenyan news, crime, immigration, politics and the economy. His coverage shows a particular emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Martin Olage
Kenyan mechanic Evanson Kaggia has built a successful automotive repair business in Alabama, United States, demonstrating how technical skills acquired through vocational training can create opportunities beyond Kenya's borders.
By: Martin Olage
Seven Kenyan seafarers have returned home after their release from detention in Tanzania, where they had been sentenced to 20 years in prison on human trafficking charges.
By: Martin Olage
An undercover investigation has uncovered a criminal network within Kenya's civil registration system that is allegedly selling national identity documents and passports to foreign nationals through corrupt government officials.
By: Martin Olage
Kenya will begin compensating more than 1,000 verified victims of protest-related human rights abuses within days under a government programme backed by Sh2 billion in the 2025/26 supplementary budget.
By: Martin Olage
The UK government has introduced two measures to support business growth and attract skilled international workers, including visa fee reimbursements for eligible employers and faster sponsor licence approvals for overseas firms.
Justice at Last? Kenya Begins Compensation for Protest Victims
By: Martin Olage
Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company (NCWSC) will suspend water supply to several parts of Nairobi from 10 p.m. on Monday, 15 June 2026, until
Homeowners with hidden roof designs are reporting persistent leaks, with construction experts attributing many of the problems to poor drainage systems, inadequate waterproofing and improper installation.
Young Kenyan investors are increasingly buying apartments instead of land, attracted by rental income opportunities, easier financing and changing urban lifestyles.
By: Martin Olage
Water Supply Cut to Hit Nairobi Estates as NCWSC Repairs Major Pipeline Leak
