Ole Lenku cautions Kenyans against hosting aliens
Kenya has transferred 281 refugees from Nairobi to Daadab and Kakuma camps as Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph ole Lenku cautioned Kenyans against hosting illegal aliens.
Bishop asks State to scale up on security
Eldoret Diocese Catholic Bishop Cornelius Korir has advised the Government to scale up the budget for the security docket. Bishop Korir expressed dismay that churches were now forced to budget for paying security to secure worshippers.
Why your child could be unsafe in school
Yvonne Narocho, a Form Three student, died in a swimming pool accident at St George’s Girls Secondary School in Nairobi.
Kenyans in US jailed for visa, marriage fraud
Four Kenyans residing in Houston, texas, USA, have been sentenced to prison for conspiracy to commit marriage fraud and visa fraud.
Mwakenya suspect wins Sh1.5m as compensation for torture
A man accused of being a member of the Mwakenya movement has been awarded Sh1.5 million as compensation for torture and illegal confinement.
- Manchester City linked with £250million Messi bid
- Scars are testimonies of battles won
- Scientists decipher the great sperm-egg secret
- Yoga may help women ease PTSD symptoms
- VW to keep adding Chinese capacity amid double-digit growth
- Egyptian leftist politician submits bid to run for president
- Two killed in Bahrain car explosion
- South Sudan deploys army to guard UN
- Kakamega power into quarters: Former schools champions advance in Great Rift-10-a-side tourney
- Rugby top organ reshuffles its administration
- Ole Lenku cautions Kenyans against hosting aliens
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Prophet Owuor’s followers clean streets in preparation for his crusade
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Kutana na shabiki sugu wa Gor Mahia kutoka Norway ‘Owad Gadhiambo Ondiegi’
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Families of murder victims in mount Kenya demand for justice
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Case Files: Student turned criminal
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Nzoia sugar unable to sell its sugar products in the local market due to low prices
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KTN Friday briefing Full Bulletin 18.04.2014
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Government beefs up security at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
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Familia za kurandaranda mtaani waeleza masaibu yao 
Mawakala wadaiwa kudhulumu wachimbaji migodi Mwatate 
Wenye ulemavu wakutosikia wadai kunyanyaswa na polisi 
Huduma ya Wakunga kuokoa maisha ya mama na mtoto 
Adan Duale ajitetea kuhusu msimamo wake juu ya vita dhidi ya ugaidi 
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 Sigh of relief for hoteliers as bed occupancy picks up
Prospects for Easter Holidays in most star rated hotels at the Coast have gone up with bed occupancy expected to rise to between 70 per cent to 90 per cent.
- RVR gets automated railway maintenance machines
- Half of Kenyans still poor, says report
- How Kenya loses Sh90 billion through harmful tax treaties
- SpaceX launches Dragon capsule to ISS
- Tech workers seek to use Steve Jobs evidence in upcoming trial
- VW to keep adding Chinese capacity amid double-digit growth
- Equity Bank to launch telecoms platform in May
- Mixed fortunes for mobile phone firms as subscriber tastes change
- Sugar sector faces anxious times as duty-free imports loom
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For Asia Kamukama, innovation means a four-by-four with solar panels strapped to the roof, the boot containing all the equipment needed for a functional ICT classroom. She is Executive Director of the Maendeleo Foundation, an organisation that makes computers available in Uganda’s rural areas that lack electricity and broadband Internet.
- Incubation centre readies youth for more start-ups
- IPOA probes police for fatal shootings
- Ole Lenku cautions Kenyans against hosting aliens
- Kenyans in US jailed for visa, marriage fraud
- Woman’s narrow escape after police encounter
- Digital IDs? We have not been consulted, senior officials say
- Leaders mark Easter prayers with calls for peace, unity
- How victims lawyer sealed Ruto’s fate at the ICC
- Bishop asks State to scale up on security
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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Wambora woos ‘stubborn’ MCAs
Embu Governor Martin Wambora is counting on dialogue to appease Members of County Assembly (MCAs) who have vowed to impeach him days after a court reinstated him.
- Mwakenya suspect wins Sh1.5m as compensation for torture
- Political parties finally launch strategic plans
- Bonchari Kanu candidate now joins ODM
- Kenya facing ‘hurdles to democracy’
- Storm in CORD intensifies over leadership
- Upper House accuses Judiciary of activism
- Like it or not, we will hold you accountable, governors told
- Shinyalu MP gets reprieve as court reverses ruling
- Political parties finally launch strategic plans
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Yoga may help women ease PTSD symptoms
Women enrolled in a small study reported a reduction in symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after a series of yoga classes.
- Scientists decipher the great sperm-egg secret
- Millions of outpatients misdiagnosed annually : study
- Interaction with cats could land you in hospital
- Sh5m facelift on KNH cancer ward to ease clog
- Men or women: Who is healthier?
- Scientists unscramble the great sperm-egg secret
- Sanlam group donates money to fight cancer in Kenya
- Sitting can be as bad as standing
- Scientists grow viable private parts from girls' own cells
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Kakamega high school retained their Nakuru great rift ten a side rugby title after edging out new do...
Iranian diplomat not welcome in the US after Obama signs law
President Barack Obama signed a law on Friday that effectively bars an Iranian diplomat from serving as an envoy at the United Nations because of suspicions he was involved in the 1979-81 Tehran hostage crisis.
- Bodies found trapped inside sunken South Korean ferry
- US state moves to repeal 223-year-old law that criminalised adultery
- Family horror after boy aged seven is set on fire by friends
- Baby dies after being left in car for ten hours in sweltering heat
- Search for missing Malaysian jet in focused underwater area to be completed in 5-7 days
- Nigeria Islamists still holding 85 schoolgirls
- Unborn baby survives bike crash that killed his parents
- Air strike kills 13 suspected militants in central Yemen
- Two killed in Bahrain car explosion
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Where the dead are not allowed to rest in peace
What’s the big deal about burying a relative on a piece of land? For some people in Nyeri, it is all about culture, religion and money. And in recent cases, land row has led to exhumation of bodies.
- Samburu residents drop cattle rustling for promising farming
- Tight security in Mombasa over festive period
- Hotels record low bookings as tourists stay away due to security concerns
- Families identify bodies, accuse police of killings
- Six killed as speed dampens Easter
- ‘The man could have just stayed with my wife and left me alone’
- Kenyans told to shun crime
- Counties now want major stake in privatisation of sugar millers
- City contracts company to collect revenue
Fight against terrorism is an intricate give-and-take affair
The fight against terrorism has been the top news item in the country recently. This was expected, coming as it did after more than 150 people were killed in terror-related incidents in a span of a few weeks. Now the police have launched a major operation, ostensibly to flush out illegal immigrants, even as many accuse them of harassment and corruption.
- Why easing the wage bill burden should be collective responsibility
- Mining Bill needs proper scrutiny
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- Counties should be allowed to hire ECD teachers
- New ID plan timely, tools and process must be secure
- MCAs should discuss pertinent issues
- Why sit-in exams are not the best assessment tool
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How do you punish your children when they make a mistake? Although many parents confess to caning th...
Kakamega power into quarters: Former schools champions advance in Great Rift-10-a-side tourney
Former National Secondary Schools Sevens champions Kakamega High started well by winning all their three preliminary matches as the Great Rift-10-a-side Secondary Schools championships kicked-off at Nakuru Athletic Club yesterday.
- Nairobi: Ex-Standard scribe new AJAK chair
- Chebet defends 6km title in schools cross country
- Manchester City linked with £250million Messi bid
- Favourites eliminated: Hockey title holders Sinyolo and in-form Kamusinga beaten in semi-final
- Good gesture by First Lady running for charity
- Visiting Italians make mincemeat of Gor Youth
- Nairobi: AFC pick coach Abdalla Juma as assistant coach
- Rugby top organ reshuffles its administration
- Redemption time: Ulinzi Stars plot to gun down bankers as Gor play tricky Top 8 match
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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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ICC expert ‘tracked movements of Ruto, Sang’
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecution hired an expert to gather evidence regarding the movements of Deputy President William Ruto and radio journalist Joshua Sang ahead of the 2007 post-election violence.
- 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
- ICC Witness: I saw six human bodies devoured by pigs
- ICC rejects request to terminate Uhuru’s case
- Ruto, Sang ICC trials to resume
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- Orangutan undergoes operation to clear her 'thick head'
- Alcohol robbed Kenya of an athletics champion
- Uhuru: Solid plan needed to tap young talent
- TSC and Knut in new clash over teachers’ promotions
- A man fathered five children with daughter he kept captive
- Meet the student who funds her law degree by stripping
- Visually impaired groom weds his college sweetheart
- Kenyan scholar wins coveted global award in UK
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We may not like each other but we are steadily fusing into a global community Columns The temptation to go to Afghanistan can be real. You remember Afghanistan? That place of unending warfare. You remember how the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) invaded Afghanistan in December 1979?
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How the Provincial Administration is key in security Current Affairs The textbook definition of a state is that it is an entity that has the monopoly over the legitimate use of violence and force within a defined geographic area.
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Do you know the true meaning of Easter? Current Affairs Rev Dr Martin Olando takes us through the origin of the holiday and why it is so important to Christians.
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Are we to blame for terrorism spread?
Kipkoech Tanui
Imagine if you are a Muslim, anti-terrorism police raid your mosque during prayers and there is a shoot-out. You pull out your phone from pockets and call one of the top State security chiefs to alert him of what is going on.
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Time: The bane of law enforcement Current Affairs In the realm and practice of law, time is and always will remain as the most fundamental and underlying factor. In the vast Kenyan legal machinery, matters relating to time are painfully and sadly contradictory, arbitrary and attributable to delay.
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