France and Kenya join forces to tackle surge in online gender-based violence

As Kenya celebrates its progress in digital connectivity and innovation, a darker trend has emerged beneath the surface of its tech boom: a sharp rise in Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) affecting millions of women and girls across the country. Recent studies conducted in Kenya, including research within higher learning institutions, indicate that nearly 90% of…

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Johnson Sakaja Explains How He Will Use the Extra KSh 80b Due to the Deal with William Ruto

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has revealed details of a major development plan supported by an investment package of KSh 80 billion The funds will target critical infrastructure gaps including sewage systems, roads, water supply and street lighting in the capital. A new joint committee that will bring together national and county officials will coordinate and…

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Ruto: Selling State Assets Key to Funding KSh1.2 Trillion Mega Infrastructure Plan

The government is privatizing state corporations to unlock their value and use the proceeds to build much-needed mega-infrastructure, President William Ruto has said. The president explained that by unlocking this value and directing it toward transformative infrastructure, Kenya is building a stronger and more resilient economy driven by its ingenuity, enterprise, and determination to secure…

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Babu Owino Presents a Case in Court to Prevent the Demolition of Gikomba Businessmen’s Property

Embakasi East Member of Parliament Babu Owino challenged the government in the Mountain Law Courts regarding the alleged demolition and illegal relocation in Nairobi farms, citing violations of property and housing rights He said that the residents had legal tenure backed by allotment letters, land titles, and decades of government service approvals, but they only…

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Kenyan Newspapers: Bungoma Waipokonya Family 6 Among 15 Dead in Webuye

On Wednesday, March 11, local newspapers covered major developments across the country, with reports focusing on political changes, economic concerns and important court cases shaping Kenya’s national conversation. Top news in Kenyan newspapers on Wednesday, March 11. Photo: Daily Nation, The Standard, The Star and Taifa Leo.Source: UGC 1. Nation Today According to the Swahili…

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New Report Exposes Hiring Bias in Public Universities as 6 Communities Dominate Jobs

Recent audits by the Office of the Auditor-General and the National Cohesion and Integration Commission have uncovered major ethnic imbalances in hiring practices across Kenya’s public universities. The reports reveal that many institutions recruit heavily from the dominant ethnic communities in the regions where their campuses are located, raising fresh concerns about fairness and national cohesion in public sector…

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