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On 14th July 2026, a group of students and few teachers visited and condoled with the family of the student who recently passed on at Thika High School. The family warmly welcomed us...
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This Prado bearing registration number KCW 900T should be investigated and the driver held accountable if found at fault. Owning a big car does not give anyone the right to disrespect or intimidate other road users. Respect on the road is for everyone, regardless of the size or value of the vehicle.
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National Police Service.
Seriously, why is the government subbotaging the economy? Why stop hard working Kenyans from going to work, sick people from going to hospital and parents from taking children to school? All vehicles being turned back at Kimbo, Ruiru this morning.
#KenyansAreWatching#sabasaba@citizentvkenya@KTNNewsKE@kipmurkomen
@NyakundiReport@C_NyaKundiH Management should respond and respect the basic rights of employee and treat them as human beings... otherwise we can take our meals elsewhere.
Hello Nyakundi,
Please hide my identity. I am a staff member at Artcaffé, and we are really suffering under the current management conditions at the branch.
First, last week our PHs, off days, and leave days were deducted simply because of the matatu strike, something that was completely beyond our control as employees. It is unfair for management to punish staff for a nationwide transport crisis that affected everyone.
Secondly, the transport situation for staff working late shifts is becoming dangerous. Imagine the staff van arriving at the branch around 1:40 AM, then dropping employees along the highway at around 2 AM and leaving everyone to figure out how to get home safely on their own. This is not secure at all, especially for staff members going home at such hours.
The worst issue is the “FUNGA FUNGUA” shifts. Right now it is around 3 AM and I have just come from the PM shift, yet I am expected to wake up again at 4 AM to prepare and report back to work. We barely get any sleep. You enter the next shift already exhausted and sleepy, which is extremely risky especially in a busy restaurant environment where mistakes and accidents can easily happen because of fatigue.
We are mentally and physically drained. Some of us cannot even sleep properly because by the time you reach home, it is already time to prepare for the next shift again. This is not healthy and it is affecting staff wellbeing badly.
Another major issue is staff meals. There is no proper breakfast and sometimes no lunch at all, yet employees are expected to work long exhausting hours. Nobody seems concerned about staff welfare anymore.
Please let this reach HR because workers are really suffering. We are asking management to listen to staff concerns and improve these working conditions before things get worse.
Looks like pressure has been piling...
Oil price increase is just an opportunity for Kenyans to express frustrations. Trust levels are at lowest.
The Government must do all it takes to demonstrate a listening, caring attitude - in order to start rebuilding trust.
#OilPrices@citizentvkenya@KTNNewsKE
The growing insecurity in our country has once again been exposed by the cold-blooded and heinous murder of a clergyman within a church compound, something that should never happen in any responsible security environment.
I am deeply saddened by the tragic and senseless loss of Rev. Julius Ndumia of the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) Tabuga Church in Bahati, Nakuru County, who was found murdered in his home within the church compound yesterday morning.
This barbaric act is not only an attack on a devoted servant of God, but also on the values of peace, dignity, and the sanctity of life that bind us as a nation.
This must not be treated as a political matter. I urge our security agencies to treat this case and the wider wave of insecurity across the country with the seriousness it demands. Our leaders must rise to the occasion, and together, we must fix the growing threat to safety that continues to endanger our communities.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to his family, the PCEA fraternity, and the entire Tabuga community during this painful time. May his soul rest until the resurrection morning.
Spouses need skills in data & analysis: don’t react to episodes—respond to trends. One moment isn’t the truth; patterns are. Wise love asks, is this consistent? Not “you always,” but “I’ve noticed.” Understanding grows where reaction slows.
Its disheartening to watch a whole-hour conversation about the character of Kenyan presidency, on Citizen's News gang. We should respect presidency but hope the handlers of presidency will act more cautiously...
#NikoKadi@citizentvkenya@KTNNewsKE
Somebody tell the broadbase: Money builds projects, but it cannot build justice, dignity, or legitimacy. A nation cannot bribe its way out of moral poverty.
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