James Orengo Claims His Workers Have Been Arrested in Siaya Ahead of William Ruto’s Visit

Siaya Governor, James Orengo, claimed that several of his workers were arrested before President Ruto’s visit, demanding their immediate release. Orengo, who is backed by the Edwin Sifuna-led ODM rebel group, opposes any political deal with Ruto, warning that it will undermine ODM’s national appeal. ODM is divided, with Oburu Oginga and his allies supporting…

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Death and destruction: Shame of failed city system

A section of Enterprise Road in Nairobi’s Industrial area blocked after the river burst its banks following the heavy downpour on Friday night. [Benard Orwongo, Standard] Deaths, wrecked property, floating cars and sheer devastation marked the Friday night downpour that left a trail of destruction in Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi. Fact‑first reporting that…

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Nairobi Streets Are Flooding Following Heavy Rains, Making Sakaja’s Leadership Thrown In The Balance

Heavy rains lashed Nairobi, flooding roads and large farms, including South B, South C and Nairobi West, leaving motorists stranded Parts of the Uhuru Highway, Kilimani and Nairobi City were submerged as rainwater filled the drainage systems. Kenya Defense Forces joined emergency teams to rescue residents trapped in flooded houses and help stranded drivers The…

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Naivasha: Mama Mbaroni After CCTV Captured What She Did To Her Little Daughter Summer 9pm

Kenyans were outraged after CCTV footage recorded the disappointing and un-motherly actions of her child Many later recovered after being caught for his actions, sharing differing opinions in the comments section of the viral video. Several people condemned her behavior, saying the little girl may grow up with emotional and psychological trauma after the incident…

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Why Kenya’s rains no longer follow the old calendar

Vehicles remain partially submerged in floodwaters after heavy rainfall caused severe water accumulation on streets in Nairobi on March 06, 2026. [AFP] For decades, many Kenyans could almost predict the weather by memory. Uncover the stories others won’t tell. Subscribe now for exclusive access Unlimited access to all premium content Uninterrupted ad-free browsing…

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