MPs Approve Safaricom 15% Stake Sale to Vodacom, Raising Over Sh204 Billion for Infrastructure

Members of Parliament have cleared the way for the government to sell its 15% stake in Safaricom PLC to Vodacom Group. The deal should raise over Sh204 billion, providing a massive boost for national infrastructure projects. The House Public Debt and Privatization Committee, alongside the Finance Committee, recommended the transaction and directed that the money…

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No More “Your Word Against Mine” as KRA Rolls Out Body Cameras for Customs Officers

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has launched body-worn cameras for Customs and Border Control officers to boost transparency during inspections at airports, seaports, and land borders. KRA officials noted that the initiative aims to settle the frequent disputes between officers, travelers, and importers during tax assessments and baggage checks. In the past, conflicting stories often…

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Kenyan Nurse Charged With Sexual Battery on Amputee Patient in Florida

Police in Orlando, Florida, have arrested and charged a 46-year-old Kenyan-born nurse, Abedinecho Kyalo Katue, for allegedly sexually assaulting a vulnerable patient. Officers from the Orlando Police Department took Katue into custody last week following a months-long investigation into an incident at AdventHealth hospital on East Rollins Street. The arrest affidavit traces the case back…

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Linda Wananchi to Release ‘People’s Report’ on 10-Point Agenda, Promising Brutally Honest Update on Raila–Ruto Deal

The ODM Linda Wananchi movement is stepping up to provide an independent look at how the 10-Point Agenda, originally brokered by President William Ruto and former party leader Raila Odinga, is actually moving along. Deputy party leader Godfrey Osotsi noted that the group intends to publish a “People’s Report” to show the real progress of…

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Sh2 Billion June Compensation Just the Beginning as Ruto Announces Plan to Protect Kenyan Protesters

President William Ruto has promised that victims of protests across the country will receive compensation by June, provided the current process stays on track. During a joint parliamentary group meeting with lawmakers from the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and the opposition Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), the president stated that the government has already set…

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Kakamega and St Peter’s Mumias close in on title

Audio By Vocalize Reagan Williams of St Peter’s Boys Mumias (left) seeks to evade tackles from his Koyonzo High School markers. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard] Former national and East Africa rugby 15s champions Kakamega High School yesterday thrashed Musingu High School 60-9 to advance to the semi-finals of Kakamega County Term One games. The Barbarians, who…

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NTSA explains how those who arrived at the scene of the accident to save their lives died in the accident that killed 15

NTSA has launched an investigation into the fatal accident that occurred along the Webuye-Kitale Highway in Lugulu that killed at least 18 people The accident started with a collision between two motorcyclists, and as spectators gathered, a speeding trailer lost control and crashed into a crowd, killing 15 people on the spot and injuring 18…

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State unveils JKIA upgrade funding plan

Audio By Vocalize The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) expansion plan will be funded through a debt-equity arrangement, as the government yesterday announced its intention to break ground in June this year. The 70-30 formula will see the government utilise the newly established National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) to attract other investors such as pension funds….

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