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70 Migrants Fleeing Poverty Found Locked in Nairobi House

Kenya’s security forces are tightening their grip on human trafficking networks, dismantling operations that extend from peaceful residential neighborhoods in Nairobi to the departure gates of the nation’s busiest international airport. A series of recent raids has laid bare the alarming scale of organized cross-border crime and the desperate lengths to which migrants are willing…

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Newspapers: The Palace Budget Doubles Under the Emergency Clause without the Consent of Parliamentarians

On Friday, March 6, Kenyan newspapers highlighted the huge expenditure of the State House, whose budget increased by 98 percent in the current financial year. The newspapers also analyzed the political struggle for influence in the popular Mount Kenya area between Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and the DCP leader. Rigathi Gachagua. Top stories in Kenyan…

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Newspapers: The Palace Budget Doubles Under the Emergency Clause without the Consent of Parliamentarians

On Friday, March 6, Kenyan newspapers highlighted the huge expenditure of the State House, whose budget increased by 98 percent in the current financial year. The newspapers also analyzed the political struggle for influence in the popular Mount Kenya area between Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and the DCP leader. Rigathi Gachagua. Top stories in Kenyan…

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“House of Bribes”: Senators Expose Rampant Corruption in Parliament on Live TV

A long-standing debate over the integrity of Kenya’s National Assembly flared up again on JKLive Wednesday night. During the broadcast, several senators claimed that corruption is rampant among MPs, who reportedly succumb easily to financial inducements. Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka and Nyandarua Senator John Methu both characterized Parliament as a “House of Bribes.” “There are…

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Revealed: Inside Wilson Airports’ waiting deaths

An aerial view of Wilson Airport in Nairobi. [File, Standard] Wilson Airport, East Africa’s busiest general aviation hub, is in trouble. Beneath the constant hum of 120,000 yearly aeroplanes conducting training flights, commercial departures, and safari charters lies a facility struggling with decay, congestion, and systemic failures that have aviation stakeholders deeply worried. The physical…

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‘Constitution Forced Me,’ James Orengo Defends Visit to Ruto

James Orengo has defended his decision to attend a meeting at State House Nairobi last year, saying his constitutional responsibilities and the needs of Siaya residents guided the move rather than any shift in his political position. The governor, a founding member of the Orange Democratic Movement, joined the November meeting alongside several county officials and Members of County…

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“Not a Natural Death”: Orengo Claims Raila Was “Forced” to Travel to India Before Passing

Siaya Governor James Orengo has questioned the narrative surrounding the death of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, suggesting the veteran leader may not have traveled to India of his own volition. During an interview on Spice FM this Thursday, March 5, 2026, Orengo argued that the public details concerning Odinga’s passing contradict the official account….

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“I’ll Tell the Country Everything”: Justin Muturi Threatens to Leak Ruto’s 2022 State House Secrets

Former Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has cautioned President William Ruto against any attempts to manipulate the 2027 presidential election, promising to reveal hidden details regarding the previous general election. Muturi, a former attorney general, claims he possesses insider knowledge about the 2022 polls, specifically concerning the United Democratic Alliance’s path to victory. “Remember, I had…

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How Wilson Airport is waiting for deaths

An aerial view of Wilson Airport in Nairobi. [File, Standard] Wilson Airport, East Africa’s busiest general aviation hub, is in trouble. Beneath the constant hum of 120,000 yearly aeroplanes conducting training flights, commercial departures, and safari charters lies a facility struggling with decay, congestion, and systemic failures that have aviation stakeholders deeply worried. The physical…

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Kenyan universities ready to chase international honours

Audio By Vocalize Nelson Makokha of Menengai Oilers (center) evades a tackle from Kabras Sugar duo of Kevin Wekesa and Patrick Lumumba during Kenya Cup match played on March 1,2025.[Washington Onyango,Standard] Following an outstanding performance in their indoor and outdoor games, Kenyan universities are set to exhibit a similar level of success in three international…

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