Foreigners face hostility after Suluhu’s protests remarks

Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu takes oath of office during her inauguration in Dodoma on November 3, 2025. [AFP] Several Kenyans living in Tanzania told The Standard that they have experienced increased monitoring, intimidation, and in some cases, detention without cause. A Kenyan researcher based in Arusha, who requested anonymity for fear of reprisal, recounted being…

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‘People Used to Laugh’ – Harambee Stars Midfielder Reveals How He Turned Mockery Into a National Team Call-Up

The Kenya Police FC midfielder has reflected on his difficult beginnings and how perseverance transformed people’s doubt into applause. Kenya Police FC midfielder Marvin Nabwire has transformed his career, becoming a key figure for the Harambee Stars and a symbol of resilience in Kenyan football. However, that was not the case when he began his…

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Ksh2.2 Billion in Claims: Only 25 Out of 2,114 Injured Police Officers Compensated So Far

The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection has revealed that it has received compensation claims amounting to Ksh2.2 billion from police officers who were injured while performing their duties, exposing deep-seated challenges in compensating Kenya’s law enforcers for work-related injuries. Appearing before the Senate Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations, officials from the Directorate of…

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‘They Are Not Scared’ – Nairobi United Ready to Take on African Giants in CAF Confederation Cup Group Stage

Nairobi United, undaunted by tough opponents, are gearing up to face Wydad AC, AS Maniema Union, and Azam FC in their maiden CAF Confederation Cup group stage. Nairobi United coach Nicholas Muyoti has explained that his side is not afraid after securing a historic spot in the 2025/26 CAF Confederation Cup Group Stage against formidable…

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