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Celebration as Kirinyaga Man Returns Home After 13 Years of
Wrongful Imprisonment

In a heartwarming and emotional reunion, Peter Githinji Kioi, a resident of Kiangothe village inKirinyaga Central, has returned home after spending 13 years in prison for a crime he didn’tcommit.Githinji, who had been serving a life sentence at King’ong’o Prisons, was released aftersuccessfully appealing his conviction. His ordeal began when his wife accused him of […]

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Bulletins Politics

SALIM SWALEH ASKS FOR A SECOND CHANCE AFTER FRAUD ACCUSATIONS

“I broke the trust I did, and I am sorry about it. The last month has been so difficult for me.” These are the words of a tearful man on his knees, begging for forgiveness and a second chance to correct all his ‘wrongdoing’ and aking for help. It is often said that once trust […]

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Bulletins Spirituality

Kenya’s Presidential Taskforce Recommends New Regulatory Framework for Religious
Organizations

The Presidential Taskforce on the Review of the Legal and Regulatory Framework GoverningReligious Organisations in Kenya has concluded its mandate and submitted its report toPresident William Ruto on Tuesday.The taskforce has put forward several significant recommendations aimed at safeguardingreligious freedom while preventing any harm. “The recommendations in the report advocate thesafeguards and protection of the […]

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Bulletins Business

Meta Platforms to Pay $1.4 Billion to Settle Texas Biometric Privacy Lawsuit.

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, has agreed to pay $1.4 billion (Ksh. 182billion) to resolve a lawsuit brought by Texas, accusing the tech giant of illegally using facial-recognition technology to collect biometric data from millions of Texans without their consent.The terms of the settlement, disclosed on Tuesday, represent the largest accord ever achieved […]

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Bulletins Business

Digital literacy: Kakuzi boosts Digital Skills Trainingfor Primary Schools Pupils in Murang’a County.

Listed agribusiness firm Kakuzi Plc (NSE: KUKZ) has stepped up its corporate digital literacy enhancement programme for schools in Murang’a County. As part of an initiative to equip Primary school students with digital skills and enable them compete on an equal footing nationally and beyond, Kakuzi has donated 18 computers and 3 printers to three rural […]

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Bulletins Politics

Haiti’s Prime Minister Escapes Unharmed After Gangs Open Fire Near Hospital.

Haiti’s Prime Minister, Garry Conille, narrowly escaped harm on Monday when gangs openedfire near a hospital he was visiting, a government source told AFP. This incident comes as thenation struggles to restore stability following months of gang-related violencePrime Minister Conille, who assumed office in June, was leaving a hospital in a gang-controlledarea of Port-au-Prince when […]

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Bulletins Social Issues

Suspect Arrested, Cannabis Worth Over Sh11 Million Seized.

Detectives from the Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) in the coast region have made a significantbreakthrough in the fight against drug trafficking. They detained a suspect and the stolenCannabis sativa valued at over Sh11 million.The operation unfolded when a vehicle suspected of carrying illegal drugs was caught. Thedriver fled into a nearby thicket, escaping capture. However, his […]

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Bulletins Business

Safaricom Shareholders Approve KES 26.04 Billion Final Dividend

Nairobi, 25th July 2024 Safaricom PLC (NSE: SCOM) today held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually, where shareholders approved a final dividend of KES 0.65 per share, amounting to KES 26.04 billion for the financial year ended 31 March 2024.Following an interim dividend of KES 0.55 per share, totaling KES 22.04 billion, that was paid […]

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Bulletins Politics

Motorcycle Goons Cause Chaos in Nairobi CBD.

On a Tuesday morning, Nairobi’s central business district witnessed an alarming incidentinvolving motorcycle goons and a black Range Rover. This operation happened when severalmotorcyclists surrounded the luxury vehicle, reportedly receiving 1,000 shillings.The suspected goons, traveling in groups of three per bike, had deliberately concealed theirlicense plates to avoid identification. After initially gathering around the Range […]

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Bulletins Social Issues

Fear and Violence in Kogony Village, Kisumu.

In Kogony village near Kisumu International Airport, residents live in fear due to a violent gang.Unlike thieves who steal, this gang attacks people with pangas, causing injury and death.The gang begins their attacks at dusk, especially around Riat market. Victims suffer frombeatings, stabbings, and slashing. Surviving often means being left maimed.One victim, Rashid Psama, a […]

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