President Ruto Announces Free Outpatient Services for SHA Members Across All Hospitals

President William Ruto has declared that all outpatient services for citizens registered under the Sustainable Health Agenda (SHA) will now be provided free of charge across Kenya. This applies to patients visiting county, private, or mission hospitals nationwide. In a recent address, President Ruto emphasized that individuals who are registered under SHA will not incur…

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Inside the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act 2024: How It Will Affect Kenyans

President William Ruto signed the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2024 into law in October 2025. The law updates Kenya’s existing cybercrime legislation to address new digital threats, protect critical systems, and promote safer online spaces. While the law aims to strengthen cybersecurity, it has also sparked debate about privacy, freedom of expression, and…

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Tanzania’s 2025 General Election: A Nation at a Crossroads

Tanzania is holding its general elections today, Wednesday, October 29, 2025. Citizens are casting their votes to choose the next president, members of parliament, and local government representatives. Over 37 million registered voters are expected to participate in what is seen as one of the country’s most significant elections in recent years. Incumbent President Samia…

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Mother Arrested After Beating Daughter to Death and Injuring Son Over Stolen Fruits in Bomet

A shocking and tragic incident has occurred in Konoin, Bomet County, where a mother has been arrested for allegedly beating her 9-year-old daughter to death and injuring her 13-year-old son. The children were reportedly punished for allegedly stealing fruits from a neighbor’s garden. The incident has left the local community in shock and raised serious…

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Education CS Ogamba Appears Before Parliament Over Lecturers’ Strike

Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Ogamba on Tuesday appeared before the Parliamentary Committee on Education to explain the government’s position on the ongoing lecturers’ strike that has paralyzed learning in public universities across the country. The session also brought together top officials from the University Academic Staff Union (UASU), the Kenya University Staff Union (KUSU), and…

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Why Iran Is Still Launching Missiles Despite US Claims of Crushing Its Military Power

The United States has declared that Iran’s missile strength has been severely damaged after weeks of joint military strikes carried out with Israel, but fresh missile alerts across the Gulf region suggest Tehran still has enough power left to keep its enemies watching closely. According to Al Jazeera, Washington says hundreds of Iranian launch systems…

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