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Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris faces scrutiny over her proposed amendments to protest laws. The government seeks a loan of 50 billion Kenyan Shillings for budget financing, while Gor Mahia has dismissed its technical bench after a trophy-less season. In Nyandarua, livestock theft protests continue, and local pushback arises over housing enumeration tied to President Ruto's project.(more in audio brief)

AI-powered summary and audio from verified news sources • Last updated about 7 hours ago

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Kindiki defends economic forums, dismisses criticism as political distraction

June 25 protests: Postmortem reveals Mwangi had four bullet fragments lodged in brain

Boniface Mwangi died from a severe head injury caused by a rubber bullet, according to the results of a postmortem conducted at Kenyatta National Hospital. Pathologist Dr. Peter Ndegwa, who conducted the examination, revealed that four bullet fragments were found lodged in Mwangi

KBC Top Stories•about 5 hours ago

Ndiang’ui Kinyagia summoned to DCI after resurfacing publicly

Ndiang’ui Kinyagia has been summoned to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) headquarters to record a statement following his sudden reappearance in court today (Wednesday).

KBC Top Stories•about 1 hour ago

DCI Summons Blogger Ndiangui Kinyagia Hours After Appearing in Court

Ndiangui resurfaced today morning after 13 days.

Kenyans•about 4 hours ago

Nairobi Motorists Warned of Traffic Disruptions on Saturday

The closure will last for hours.

Kenyans•about 6 hours ago

MPs Send Away College Heads Over Missing Audit Details

The principals did not have the required details.

Kenyans•about 5 hours ago

Government Sues Ex-PS to Recover Ksh 200M Land Grabbed in Eldoret CBD

Legal proceedings initiated to recover the prime land.

Kenyans•about 5 hours ago

Cash-Strapped Moi University to Admit Almost 7000 First Year Students

The number might increase in the inter-varsity transfer window.

Kenyans•about 7 hours ago

Kabogo, Omwoyo propose stricter accuracy requirements in new Media Code

The proposals, which seek to repeal the existing regulations that have been in force for 13 years, recommend the introduction of a minimum seven-second delay for all live broadcasts. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Capital News•about 7 hours ago