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    KDF soldier Ezekiel Bett was fatally assaulted after a dispute at a bar in Kipkelion West, Kericho County.
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    Man Killed by Son in Malindi Over Money Dispute

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    22-Year-Old University Student Joins Uganda’s 2026 Presidential Race
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    22-Year-Old University Student Joins Uganda’s 2026 Presidential Race

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    Renowned lawyer Donald Kipkorir has issued a stark warning about the growing menace of illegal activities, such as "wash wash," and black economy that is flourishing in Kenya.
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    Mega Jackpot Winner Dumps Girlfriend, Flies Baby Mama to Zanzibar

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    KDF soldier Ezekiel Bett was fatally assaulted after a dispute at a bar in Kipkelion West, Kericho County.
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    Eldoret Man Shocked After Receiving Fingers and Bullets in Parcel

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    On Thursday, August 15, former UDA Secretary General Cleophas Malala condemned the move to remove him from power, stating that senior UDA leaders were behind it.
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    Malala in Hot Soup Over Chopper That Halted School Event in...

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    Blocked by Ballast: Worshippers Lock Out Church Leaders in Shocking Sunday Standoff
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    Church Suspends Reverend Over Male Sex Abuse Claims

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    Makerere Final-Year Student Jailed Over TikTok Video Criticizing Museveni
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    Makerere Final-Year Student Jailed Over TikTok Video Criticizing Museveni

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    President Ruto Donates KSh1 Million to KK Mwenyewe’s Family 
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    Ruto Defends China Trade Ties Amid US Concerns on Ally Status

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    Top Ministers Among Eight Killed in Helicopter Crash
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    Top Ministers Among Eight Killed in Helicopter Crash

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    Margaret Nduta Escapes Death Sentence in Vietnam

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    Parliamentary Committee Proposes New Bill to Ensure Cash Payments Are Accepted

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    Kilifi Horror Resurfaces as Police Rescue Four in Suspected Cult Den
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    Are Gangs Taking Over Nairobi? Violence Escalates in Huruma Estate

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    Mudavadi to Lead UDA Campaign in Malava By-Election
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    Government Steps Up Diplomatic Efforts to Save Kenyans Facing Execution Abroad

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    Two Kenyan police officers are facing dismissal for siding with Gen Z protesters. Hiram Kimathi was removed from the police payroll and labeled as "deserted." Dennis Munyao, known as Afande Denno, is under review for possible expulsion. Both officers opposed the forceful crackdown during the July protests. They are now part of a new movement aimed at fighting brutality and impunity. Kimathi’s Stand Sparks Fallout Hiram Kimathi, a police officer who publicly rejected government orders to use force during the Saba Saba protests, has revealed that he is no longer being paid and is marked as "deserted" in the system. He believes this is the government's way of getting rid of him quietly. Kimathi also turned down a transfer to a far-flung station in Todonyang, Turkana, saying it was meant to punish him. After refusing the move, the disciplinary steps began, signaling that his time in the service may soon come to an end. Afande Denno Now on the Edge Another officer, Dennis Munyao — popularly known as Afande Denno — is also in trouble. He became widely admired during the June 25 protests when he protected young demonstrators and encouraged peaceful engagement instead of violence. While the public saw him as a hero, the police command did not take kindly to his actions. According to Denno, he was told his conduct threatened national peace. A committee has since been formed to determine whether or not to dismiss him. He says he cannot turn against Kenyans, who have always supported him. Humanity vs Commands Kimathi and Munyao are both paying heavily for choosing compassion over orders. While many Kenyans have praised their approach, the police service appears unwilling to accommodate their humane way of enforcing the law. Their future in the force is uncertain as a result of their pro-people decisions. New Movement Rises Against Police Brutality The crisis around the two officers has led to the creation of a new group — Fighting Brutality and Impunity (FBI). It is a civil movement led by Patrick Osoi, a former intelligence officer and now a 2027 presidential aspirant. Kimathi is among the co-founders of the initiative. The group plans to expose extrajudicial killings and support police officers who suffer for standing up for justice. For Kimathi and Denno, this might be the start of a bigger mission beyond the badge.
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    Private Mercenaries Behind Bars for Threatening National Stability

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    Ruto Promises to Build Modern Stadium at Iconic Jacaranda Grounds
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    Lazy Civil Servants Face Sack as Government Cracks Down on Poor...

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    Government Unveils NYOTA Project to Combat Youth Unemployment in Kenya
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    Government Unveils NYOTA Project to Combat Youth Unemployment in Kenya

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