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State should do what it takes to lower fuel prices

Kenyans have been pushed to the edge by runaway fuel prices that continue to trigger pain across every sector of the economy.
By Editorial 20h ago
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The reported presence of Jubaland troops inside Kenyan territory is a dangerous and unacceptable development that threatens national sovereignty
By Editorial 1d ago
Nandi Senator Samson Cherarkey has reportedly filed a motion seeking to strip retired President Uhuru Kenyatta of his pension and retirement benefits
By Editorial 1w ago
Kenya’s new military pact with France has sparked concern over sovereignty and accountability, with critics citing past abuses linked to the British Army Training Unit Kenya.
By Njahira Gitahi 1w ago
Illicit brews continue to devastate communities in Central Kenya due to weak enforcement and a lack of political goodwill, despite clear solutions to curb the trade.
By Editorial 1w ago
The truth has a price. At the Standard Group, we have paid it for 124 years. We are not about to stop now. We have the courage to stand alone!
By Chaacha Mwita 1w ago
Kenya’s Education CS lacks sufficient authority to enforce accountability in schools, weakening governance in a sector that requires strong, centralised control.
By Editorial 1w ago
Mr Ogamba’s admission points to a deeper institutional paralysis within the education governance framework.
By Editorial 2w ago
For the average worker, payslips tell a painful story. Wages are stagnating or worse, dwindling in real terms while the cost of living hits the roof.
By Editorial 2w ago
Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika has revealed that the Social Health Authority owes Naivasha Level 4 Hospital Sh102 million.
By Editorial 2w ago
Millions of Kenyans stir sugar into their tea without a thought,assuming that what has been packaged and is being sold in the market is safe and fit for human consumption.
By Editorial 2w ago
The issuance of national identity cards has quietly morphed into a contentious and deeply political issue.
By Editorial 3w ago
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