"You'll never see a Nigerian here taking drugs, it's only our people." Every South African marcher I interviewed over 2 days accused "illegal" foreigners of selling drugs.
Here are two instances back to back while we were live on CNN
🚨🌳 EXCLUSIVE: Nottingham Forest and Vitor Pereira could NOT continue together for the upcoming season.
Understand there’s movement behind the scenes at #NFFC and Pereira could be gone.
MMF returns in Kenya are rising as higher Treasury bill and short-term debt rates boost fund yields.
Some of the top-performing MMFs are now offering annual returns of up to 12%
Safaricom has confirmed that Vodafone Kenya has completed the purchase of the Government's 15% stake in the company through a block trade on the NSE.
New ownership:
— Vodafone Kenya: 55%
— Government: 20%
— Public investors: 25%
Pure, unadulterated Sevens energy.
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County officials made 98 trips to Tanzania and Dubai in nine months, spending Sh380 million.
The Controller of Budget report shows counties spent Sh1.76 billion on foreign trips as key services continue to face challenges.
Cyrus Maweu: Accountability for the use of force remains a major concern because these incidents continue to occur and are frequently reported. We need clear guidance on a rights-based framework #CitizenDayBreak
Rigathi Gachagua telling Kenyans not to attend the June 25 anniversary is not wisdom, it is political comedy from a man who suddenly discovered police brutality after leaving government.
This anniversary was not called for politicians to come and control the streets, it was about mourning young Kenyans who died, celebrating their courage, remembering their sacrifice and demanding that their blood does not become another forgotten paragraph in Kenya’s dirty political history.
When police were cracking down on Azimio protesters, Gachagua was not this soft grandfather begging young people to stay indoors and play with children.
He was defending police, attacking human rights groups for not speaking about injured officers, saying police were also human beings and echoing the government line that security was not negotiable.
He even backed the withdrawal of security from opposition leaders until street protests stopped, then today he wants to lecture Kenyans about state violence as if he was born yesterday in the opposition nursery.
This is the same man Kenyans recently reminded of past remarks where he told police to continue doing their work and not be bothered by criticism from protesters and opposition leaders.
Now that the same machine he once defended has turned against him, he wants to sound like the patron saint of civil liberties.
June 25 is about candles, flowers, names, prayers, tears and memory, not politicians sneaking into grief with ballot mathematics and fear campaigns.
So why is Gachagua inserting himself into a day that belongs to the dead, their families and the young people who stood up when many leaders were still calculating which side would benefit them?
If the anniversary is about remembering dead heroes, why is a politician rushing to tell people to stay away as if remembrance now needs clearance from Wamunyoro?
Kenyans should ask a very simple question........
Who is Rigathi Gachagua working for when he tells people not to show up for a memorial that is meant to honour dead heroes?
When you get overwhelmed and forget who Rigahti is, remember what once said
David Maraga: Judge me by my record. I will not steal from you, and neither will I allow the officers I appoint to steal from you.
Former CJ says corruption can only be fought with political will from the highest office, promising to lead by example.
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Fresh controversy has emerged over the JKIA upgrade after no details have been released to the public about the contract.
Reports claim a Chinese firm won the deal, while questions are also being raised over whether a company linked to Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo may be involved in the project.
MPs have rejected proposals to give KRA more powers that would have made it easier to freeze taxpayers' accounts and seize assets.
They say the changes would have given the taxman too much power over taxpayers.
MPs have rejected calls to reduce the highest PAYE tax rate from 35% to between 28% and 30%.
The Finance Committee instead asked Treasury to find ways to make PAYE fairer without reducing government revenue.
Kenyans added a record 5.7 million SIM cards from January to March 2026, pushing active mobile subscriptions to 84 million.
Safaricom now accounts for 58 million active subscriptions, remaining the market leader.