‘That was my biggest worry’

Noah Lyles shared his major struggle after testing positive for COVID-19, which impacted his performance in the 200m final at the Paris Olympics. At this moment, the world knows that Noah Lyles competed in the 200m final at the Paris Olympic Games after testing positive for COVID-19. The triple world champion finished third in the…

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James Orengo’s deputy breaks the silence, talks about the fear of the governor’s absence: “I’m ready”

Siaya deputy governor James Oduol broke the silence as questions arose about the absence of governor James Orengo without reason Oduol warned the county parliament against crossing its role and urging leaders to respect the boundaries of the constitution Despite preliminary disputes with Orengo, Oduol promised the trust and clarity of the negotiations as soon…

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KEBS observes World Standards Day, celebrates 50th anniversary

Left- Right: Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry Salim Mvurya, Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, KEBS MD Esther Ngari, PS State Department of Industry Dr. Juma Mukhwana and Chairman National Standards Council Anthony Munyiri during the celebration of World Standards Day and KEBS 50th anniversary. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Monday…

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Eyes on ‘Cheruiyots’ in today’s 1500m gold chase

Reynolds Cheruiyot (2nd Left) and Timothy Cheruiyot (Right) and Brian Komen during trials for the World Athletics Championship at Ulinzi Complex in Nairobi on July 22, 2025. [Stafford Ondego, Standard] All eyes will be on former Under-20 champion Reynold Cheruiyot and 2019 world gold medallist Timothy Cheruiyot as the men chase glory in the men’s…

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Kenyan newspaper: Ruto gives the company millions of taxpayers to clean up the name of Kenya in the United States

On Wednesday, August 26, local newspapers focused on the 15th anniversary of the announcement of the 2010 Kenyan Constitution, evaluating its impact, noting success in governance and division, while also expressing challenges. The main news in the Kenyan newspapers today. Photo: Daily Nation/The StandardSource: UGC 1. Daily Nation The newspaper reported that the Nakuru Referral…

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KEMRI DG highlights climate change as a public health crisis

The Director General of the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), Professor Elijah Songok, has emphasized that the impact of climate change is not only an environmental or economic issue but also a public health crisis, especially in African countries. Speaking at the 3rd Health and Climate Change Conference held at the Machakos Convention Centre from…

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US VP Vance forced offer clarification over potential insult against UK troops

United states Vice President JD Vance during the 2024 presidential campaigns. PHOTO/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070055152736 JD Vance has hit back at criticism after saying a potential peacekeeping force in Ukraine would be “20,000 troops from some random country that hasn’t fought a war in 30 or 40 years”. The US vice president was accused of “disrespecting” British…

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How US uses carrot and stick tactics on human rights in East Africa

The US policy in East Africa is increasingly becoming a choice of pragmatism versus straitjacket approach to the issues of democracy and human rights. From Kenya to Tanzania, Uganda to Rwanda, Washington has employed carrot and stick throughout President Joe Biden’s tenure, reflecting its intention to rival China’s interests in the region, while seeming to uphold its traditional values of democracy and human rights. In…

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Manchester United Winger Amad Diallo Makes ‘Regrets’ Claim After Clashing With Fans In Malaysia

Amad faced abuse in Malaysia and responded with obscene gesture citing insults to his mother; United clarified nature of incident. Manchester United winger Amad Diallo reacted to fans outside the team’s hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with an obscene gesture after being subjected to “serious personal abuse,” the club has confirmed. A video circulating on…

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