A popular Kenyan preacher, Pastor Ezekiel Odero, has called off his planned crusade in Meru County. The decision came after the county government asked him to pay Ksh 3.6 million to use Kinoru Stadium. The pastor described the fee as pure extortion. He said no other county has ever charged him such a high amount. […]
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A popular Kenyan preacher, Pastor Ezekiel Odero, has called off his planned crusade in Meru County. The decision came after the county government asked him to pay Ksh 3.6 million to use Kinoru Stadium. The pastor described the fee as pure extortion. He said no other county has ever charged him such a high amount.
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A recent TikTok Live session between Majembe and Mbauv Destroyer has got Kenyan fans talking. The numbers were clear: Mbauv pulled in over 30,000 viewers, while Majembe had around 8,000. But it wasn’t just the numbers that caught people’s attention. It was how the audience reacted that really stole the show. During the live video,
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The Kenyan government has ordered an immediate freeze on all payments related to a disputed 60,000-metric-tonne petrol consignment, warning oil companies not to lift the product from the flagged shipment. Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi directed the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) to remove the consignment from the monthly fuel cost calculations. He also
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For the first time ever, humans have laid eyes on a secret part of the Moon. The astronauts aboard Artemis II have captured a stunning view of hidden mountain ranges around a place called the Orientale Basin. These towering peaks form perfect rings, one inside the other. Scientists believe they were created billions of years
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A protest over a disputed gold mining site in Gem-Ramula, Siaya County, ended in tragedy on Monday, April 6, after two young men were shot dead by police. The confrontation began when a crowd of irate residents gathered to demonstrate against what they called an illegal resettlement of a mining company. According to witnesses, the
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has made a direct appeal to leaders and residents from the Mt. Kenya region, asking them to set aside any succession ambitions for now and rally behind President William Ruto in the 2027 elections. Speaking Monday at his home in Irunduni, Tharaka Nithi County, Kindiki hosted a delegation of grassroots leaders
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The Kenya Meteorological Department has issued a fresh warning to farmers across the country: hold off on planting during the first half of April, or you risk losing everything. In its Monthly Agrometeorological Bulletin for April 2026, released on April 4, the department makes it clear that while this month is supposed to mark the
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The air at the Kasarani Indoor Arena was electric on Saturday night, April 4, as 21-year-old Kenyan boxer Potifus Odipo — better known as “Majembe” — delivered a stunning fourth-round defeat to his rival Ferdinand Omondi, alias “Mbavu Destroyer.” What followed wasn’t just a victory celebration, but the reveal of a life-changing payday that has
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For three tense days, Iran and the United States were locked in an undeclared race across the barren deserts of southern Isfahan. At stake: the life of a second crew member from a downed American F-15E fighter jet. Iranian media had been fanning the flames since Friday, sharing dramatic footage of local residents – some
The Energy and Petroleum Regulations Authority (EPRA) has moved swiftly to fill its top leadership position, appointing Joseph Oketch as the acting Director General just one day after his predecessor stepped down amid a major controversy. Daniel Kiptoo resigned following a scandal involving the importation of substandard fuel valued at over Ksh 4 billion. In
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has issued a strong warning to the government, threatening to pull out of the newly rolled out Social Health Authority (SHA) medical scheme, which it says has left thousands of teachers unable to access basic treatment. Speaking during a celebration event for Aggrey Namisi, who was reelected as
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A wave of coordinated attacks by suspected Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters has left at least five security personnel dead in northeast Nigeria’s Borno state. Police sources confirmed that militants raided the Nganzai Divisional Police Headquarters on Saturday, located less than 100 kilometers north of the state capital, Maiduguri. In
The narrow waters of the Strait of Hormuz have turned into the world’s most dangerous geopolitical flashpoint. From the deck of a traditional wooden dhow sailing off Oman’s coast, the scene looks deceptively calm—clear blue skies, sunlight glinting off gentle waves, and eight vessels anchored just a mile ahead. But maritime organizations estimate that as
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has reassured Kenyans that no region will be left behind in the government’s ongoing development drive, emphasizing that national growth must be equitable. Speaking during a series of engagements over the Easter weekend, Kindiki stressed that it would be unjust for some parts of the country to flourish while others stagnate.