CORD says state has failed on security
The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) has accused the government of failing Kenyans on security and the war on terror.
Court stops Othaya by-election
Supreme Court stops Othaya by-election following application by former MP Mary Wambui. Her appeal is set to be heard on Monday, April 28.
Police reveal how they nabbed Pangani explosive-rigged car
Police have revealed how they spotted and stopped the terrorists’ car that went off with explosives killing two police officers and two suspects at the Pangani police station, Nairobi.
Police block sections of road in Pangani over claims of bomb in car
Police block sections of Cross Road in Pangani over fears and claims of a bomb abandoned in a car. Experts establishing claims.
South Sudan’s president sacks army chief
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dismissed General James Hotmai from his position as the head of the country's army on Wednesday, according to a decree read out on national television.
- Meet convicted criminal authorities forgot to send to prison for 13 years
- British Army offer free medical camp to Samburu residents
- CORD says state has failed on security
- Teacher drugged more than 90 boys with sleeping pills before molesting them
- Police block sections of road in Pangani over claims of bomb in car
- IGAD strongly condemns killing of civilians in South Sudan
- Court stops Othaya by-election
- Arsene Wenger to sign new Arsenal contract
- Hong Kong's "milkshake murderer" loses bid for final appeal
- Security Council members mulling South Sudan sanctions
- Three Americans killed in attack in Afghan hospital - U.S. Embassy
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Over 400 killed in oil town of Bentui
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Car explodes on the way to Pangani police station
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Gereza la Kamiti kulaumiwa kwa kumnyonga mfungwa bila kuijulisha familia
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No turning back on police crack down and your estate could be next
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Jicho Pevu: Dugudwa la Uchaguzi, Makala ya Kwanza
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Silent massacre in South Sudan interview with Barnaba M.Benjamin
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Jicho Pevu: Dugudwa la Uchaguzi, Makala ya pili
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Saving a child's heart, new lease of life for a five year old girl
Press Review on Morning Express 24.04.2014 
Six year old Emily Nyambura gets a present from the president 
Kenya at 50 Discussion: Kenyan Habits, on Morning Express 
Interview: Luo Festival on Morning Express 24.04.2014 
Bangla Kiosk with Sleepy and Serengenge 24.04.2014 
Jeff Koinange live interview with Eastlegh resident (Eastleigh crackdown) 
Jeff Koinange live interview with local residents of Eastleigh (Eastleigh crackdown) 
Huge fire engulfs a Nairobi restaurant 
Chicken thief saved from mob baying for his blood 
Motorcycle operators in Athi River protest high levies 
Sultan Hamud road crash 
Demo against NGOs and Media bill in Nairobi 
Official closing of Embobut forest evictee’s camp in Elgeyo-Marakwet County 
President Uhuru Kenyatta opens Huduma Kenya centre 
Maseno University Riots Machine Complex to set up steel mill, eyes share of railway billions
The Numerical Machining Complex (NMC) is set to become a factor in Kenya’s industrialisation after decades of little or no production. The firm known for the failed Nyayo Car project plans to set up a steel mill on its land in Athi River.
- Housing Finance’s first quarter profit grows by 13 per cent
- Kandie drums support for draft policy on trade
- Uhuru reaches out to Qatar investors
- Uncertainty as investors battle over Rea Vipingo
- Gloom as Kenya fails to meet Comesa rule
- Co-op Bank scoops top international award
- The iron lady of booze stirs up a flat beer market
- Keroche CEO: I usually take a Summit Malt after my meals
- Golden birds: Why you should rear ostriches
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The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) has accused the government of failing Kenyans on security and the war on terror.
- Refugee exercise mooted in 2009, records show
- More to join force amid housing crisis
- Muturi warns committee bosses on delayed statements
- Another clash looms over controversial Revenue Bill
- Billions Governors set to control in Counties
- Meet legal threshold in preparing 2014/15 budgets, counties advised
- Nazlin’s alleged husband ordered to appear in court
- When President Uhuru's advisor vanished into thin air
- Panic as Nyahururu court room receives bomb threat
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The postal corporation of Kenya was once one of the most powerful parastatals in the land. but after...
Court awards Sh9m for woman who died in bungled check-up
A healthy, expectant mum walked into Nairobi Women’s Hospital for a routine check-up.
- The Omieri Mystery
- Distress as old man commits suicide for lack of grandchild
- Parliament’s Futile bid to oust Vice President
- Neglected Mau Mau grave sites found in Narok
- How vote of no confidence against VP Saitoti flopped
- Kenyan ‘Michael Jackson’ who put nation on global map
- Day Prophetess Akatsa brought ‘Jesus’ to Nairobi
- Grave disorder in Parliament as MPs throw blows
- Longest serving detainee at Nyayo torture chambers
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Fireworks as Kenya ushers in 50th Birthday in style...
Jubilee MPs’ take on ‘Jicho Pevu’ tape
The ruling Jubilee coalition is now demanding that KTN television discloses the identity of a man recorded on a secret tape allegedly discussing the credibility of the 2013 polls with suspended IEBC chief James Oswago.
- Jail threat to governors for ‘Your Excellency’ gaffe
- Ministry to issue one million title deeds, says Ngilu
- CORD: We are not ready to face another election with IEBC
- Garissa Governor Nadhif Jama loses seat
- Team probing botched ODM elections proposes overhaul of party secretariat
- IEBC under fire as Oswago responds to ‘Jicho Pevu’
- Jubilee, CORD row on IDs intensifies
- Senators defend decision to table two crucial Bills
- CORD pact at risk as mini-polls bickering depeens
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KTN Prime Full Bulletin 23rd April 2014...
Eight people who got head injuries and became geniuses
Most of us have wished we might suddenly wake up richer, taller, thinner or better-looking at some point. But Jason Padgett really did wake up a changed man.
- Number of HIV positive children dips
- Man who had his manhood rebuilt makes medical history by becoming a dad
- Why too much sugar in your tea is as bad as alcohol
- Study: New strain responsible for West Africa Ebola outbreak
- Report: Medical injections linked to new HIV infections in Kenya
- Bogus pharmacists now to part with Sh1m in new law
- Study: HIV/AIDS persist in Nyanza, the old infect youth in Central
- Pizza cake takes fast food to a new level
- Surgeons stunned after finding 12 gold bars in businessman’s stomach
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Silent massacre in South Sudan interview on phone with Barnaba M.Benjamin...
Body of Korean boy who raised ferry alarm believed found
A South Korean boy whose shaking voice first raised the alarm that an overloaded ferry with hundreds of children on board was sinking has been found drowned in the underwater wreckage of the ship, his parents believe, the coastguard said on Thursday.
- Mum sells soap made from her own breast milk claiming it prevents nappy rash
- Doctor convicted in Michael Jackson death denied latest appeal
- Strong 6.7 earthquake strikes off Canada's Vancouver island
- At least 63 killed as speeding Congo train derails
- Korean prosecutors raid shipping safety watchdog after ferry disaster
- Historic canonisation of two popes brings joy and controversy
- 8 firefighters called to rescue dog which became stuck inside reclining chair
- Three Americans killed in attack in Afghan hospital - U.S. Embassy
- Security Council members mulling South Sudan sanctions
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Coca-cola has officially kicked off its fifa world cup 2014 campaign, with the beverage giant lining...
British Army offer free medical camp to Samburu residents
Hundreds of Samburu residents among them women and children benefited from preventive and curative medical services freely offered by British Army Medical corps.
- Court to hear Mghanga’s case on Friday
- Archbishop Lele laid to rest in tomb carved out of coral rock
- Thugs attack, kill Nakuru doctor
- Leaders told to move on from last year’s poll
- Three deny injuring, robbing police boss
- Miner denies killing British geologist
- Senior security officials to meet over ongoing crackdown
- Coast squatters set to be settled on government land
- Ngilu to launch Sh2b slum upgrading project in Eldoret
New strategy needed to end road carnage
Even with stringent traffic rules put in place, accidents continue to occur on our roads at an alarming frequency. While too much emphasis has been placed on the ban on night travel and subjecting drivers to random Alcoblow tests, accidents occurring over the last few weeks show that our priorities could be wrong.
- Allegations of poll-fixing damaging to IEBC’s credibility
- Editorial Cartoon 22.04.2014
- Creating quality jobs in Kenya: Part II
- The telco space makes a three-way call
- MVNOs will make the mobile sector more vibrant
- IEBC ignored vital lessons after 2007 debacle
- Teachers’ promotion fiasco an indictment of TSC
- Why data revolution holds key to prosperity
- Why more laws might not end road carnage
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How do you punish your children when they make a mistake? Although many parents confess to caning th...
Real Madrid 1-0 Bayern Munich: Benzema strike gives Real advantage over Bayern
Madrid (AFP) - Real Madrid took a huge step towards their first Champions League final in 12 years as Karim Benzema's first-half goal gave them a 1-0 first-leg lead over holders Bayern Munich at the Santiago Bernabeu.
- Taxman speaks as Gor fans condemn KRA’s Sh118m tax demand on club
- Sigh of relief as Football Kenya Federation lifts ban on night matches
- Rising Stars shine at TTD Super Cup in Dubai
- Thrills and spills as Kenyan athletes break marathon course records
- Plea for athletes: School teacher Yano urges heads to aid talented youth
- Slum boys CAGE ingwe: Mathare United stun AFC as Thika and Sofapaka draw
- On-fire Gor wallop Muhoroni, Bandari draw
- Arsene Wenger to sign new Arsenal contract
- Atlético Madrid 0-0 Chelsea: Atlético Madrid frustrated by defence-minded Chelsea
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12 million Kenyans suffer mental disorders as harsh life pushes them over the cliff
Bloody terror attacks, insecurity, economic hardships and broken relationships have led to a sharp increase in cases of mental illness, experts have warned.
- 20 years later, former MP Oduya Oprong still lives with bullet lodged in his head
- Civil servant with state security behind rhino, elephant slaughter
- Widow: I lost everything after my husband’s mysterious death
- Eastleigh is not all about Somalis
- Pickpockets target unsuspecting commuters’ cash, mobile phones
- Nairobi photo exhibition paints the life of Hugo Chavez
- Where is Odero Jowi? Diplomat who brought Unep to Nairobi
- Sick girl’s plea: I want to go to school
- Battlefield tourism: Taita Taveta reaping the fruits
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Now to our Thursday series, frontier and tonight we focus on refugees. Whenever they flee their coun...
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Tonight our weekly thursday series frontier takes you to the north rift where snakebites are a commo...
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We follow the story of two young Somali men from London as they make an intrepid journey back to the...
Uhuru wants his name struck off Barasa’s petition
President Uhuru Kenyatta has distanced himself from a case filed by Journalist Walter Barasa seeking to have ICC charges against him and Deputy President William Ruto withdrawn.
- Ruto to oppose ruling on forced testimonies
- ICC mum over progress on Uhuru finances
- ICC expert ‘tracked movements of Ruto, Sang’
- ICC nightmare has robbed Kenya of its Western allies
- ICC shown satellite evidence of Eldoret arson
- Raila warned of massive bloodshed and Ruto slapped Kivuitu, ICC told
- ICC: Ocampo beats retreat on claims of UhuRuto case fixing
- ICC judges slam Bensouda over evidence against Uhuru
- Ruto allowed to continue skipping ICC hearings
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Deputy President William Ruto says he is thankful to god for prayers answered in the seemingly wobbl...
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Jeff Koinange live with David Matsanga and Ian Wafula (The Hague Trial)...
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ICC setback for DP William Ruto...
Michael Jackson’s doctor seeks to clear his name.
Murray was released from a Los Angeles jail in October after serving two years but wants to clear his name. His attorney had asked the court to overturn his 2011 conviction
- Passport to the Kingdom of Luopea unveiled!
- Henrie Mutuku gets married in a colorful ceremony
- R&B singer Chris Brown's assault trial delayed by bodyguard case
- Emmy Kosgei clears up divorce allegations
- Lupita named most beautiful woman 2014
- Drew Barrymore welcomes second baby girl
- Justin Bieber tries to delay DUI court trial date
- Vera Sidika goes light with no apologies to make
- Jaguar goes back to prison
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Magazine - Home & Away
- Interiors sector growing amid challenges
- Artcaffe goes minimalist
- Temple built to nurture Sikhism
- Arbitrary rent increases hurting tenants
- What you need to know before going for a mortgage
- Tullow Oil’s move on land Bill opposed
- Explore the world of precast concrete
- Kisumu is growing, but are investors happy?
- Dream career born out of a newspaper advertisement
- From fashion marketer to selling homes
Lifestyle
- People Magazine names Lupita 'World's Most Beautiful Person'
- Lupita 'never dreamed' she would be praised for her looks
- Easter more commercialised and secularised than spiritual
- Hidden cost of addiction to social media
- How to care for your spectacles
- Reformed criminal now a motivational speaker
- The last Laibon of Songhor
- How one girl’s passion for bags is transforming her life immensely
- Insight into Kenchic’s hatchery
- Just what it is like riding the ‘Lunatic Express’
Columnists
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Kenya can emulate Malaysia’s success Columns My sojourn in Malaysia this past week has imbibed me a wealth of information I did not have about this great nation in recent years, except of course the tragic loss of their airliner MH370 last month.
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Creating quality jobs in Kenya: Part II Columns Why have we not created jobs from sports despite 42 per cent of the population being 14 years or younger? Why is there no Kenyan equivalent of the English Premier League? Why is golf not big when we have sunshine 365 days a year? Why don’t we win gold medals in javelin, yet we have had spears for thousands of years?
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First Lady’s performance in marathon inspired millions Current Affairs Great and befitting accolades have been poured on Kenyan marathoners for their sterling performance at the London Marathon. But equally and perhaps even more significant was the unique performance of Kenya’s First Lady Margaret Kenyatta at the same race.
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Courts must always focus on applying the law Current Affairs In the last few weeks our courts have made several decisions with far reaching political social and economic consequences. These decisions bring to mind the famous 1963 US Supreme Court case of Gideon V. Wainright.
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Why governments must strive to reach out to the family Columns In reaction to last week’s article, a very kind gentleman wrote to me and stated while agreeing with my call to the President and the Deputy President to devolve power and responsibility to families, he wanted to know “how do the authorities meet the family half-way? Perhaps you can expound that in your next article” he said.
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