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Kin grief as hospitals defy court ban on detaining bodies over bills

Families across Kenya are still being prevented from burying their loved ones as some hospitals continue detaining bodies over unpaid medical bills despite a court ruling.
By Daniel Chege 8h ago
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Utumishi Girls Academy has reopened for Form Four students 34 days after a dormitory fire that killed 16 learners, with counselling and temporary accommodation measures in place.
By Daniel Chege 8h ago
A decades-old land dispute in Ang’ata Barikoi, rooted in contested historical ownership, overlapping land titles and colonial-era policies, continues to fuel deadly violence.
By George Sayagie 3d ago
Residents of Ang'ata Barrikoi are rebuilding their lives after a security operation destroyed homes and businesses, even as the government promises accountability and compensation.
By Standard Team 3d ago
The Internal Affairs Unit has launched an investigation into the arrest of Nakuru activist James Mbugua during the June 25 protests following allegations of excessive force by police.
By Kipsang Joseph 4d ago
Nakuru residents are reeling in shock following the death of a Kenya Wildlife Service officer in an incident authorities suspect was suicide.
By Ken Gachuhi 1w ago
Traffic remained light, with only a few public service vehicles operating and a limited number of shops open for business
By James Wanzala 1w ago
Research points to dangerously high levels of arsenic, chromium, and nickel in the lake's fish.
By Caroline Chebet 1w ago
Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu has warned that demonstrators from outside the county will not be allowed into Narok Town during the planned June 25 protests, citing security and economic concerns.
By George Sayagie 1w ago
A Senate committee session turned contentious after KWS rejected a KNCHR report on alleged forced disappearances of fishermen at Lake Nakuru, prompting calls for further investigations.
By Edwin Nyarangi 1w ago
KANU chairman Gideon Moi has urged residents and security agencies to exercise restraint and uphold the rule of law following renewed violence in Ang’ata Barikoi that left people dead.
By Julius Chepkwony 1w ago
Hundreds of Kericho residents and cyclists marked Father's Day by planting trees at Moi Gardens as part of ongoing efforts to promote environmental conservation and increase forest cover.
By Nikko Tanui 1w ago
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