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During my visit to Djibouti, I had the privilege of visiting the IGAD Headquarters and the honor of meeting His Excellency @DrWorkneh Executive Secretary of IGAD.

I extend my sincere gratitude to Your Excellency for your time and for graciously receiving me.

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Protest looms as teachers reject new salary adjustments, demand fresh CBA talks

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Bomet Senator Hillary Sigei says the proposed Referendum Bill seeks to address legal gaps identified by the courts, including the Supreme Court's finding in the BBI case that Kenya lacks a comprehensive legal framework for conducting referenda.

Speaking in the Senate, Sigei said the Bill would establish a constitutionally compliant process for future referenda.

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Sudan blames suspension of Ethiopian electricity imports among factors driving nationwide power cuts

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From Twitter to X: How AI, video and payments are driving X's evolution three years later

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MPs urged to lower proposed capital requirement for microfinance banks

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Imagine losing your wife, daughter or a new mother because a life-saving medicine costing about Sh95 was unavailable when she needed it most. It sounds unimaginable, yet for some families in Kenya, this is a heartbreaking reality.

Health experts say every minute counts when a woman develops severe bleeding after giving birth. Without urgent treatment, a mother suffering from PPH can die in as little as 15 minutes.

For the midwife standing beside her, those minutes are filled with panic, difficult decisions and a desperate fight to keep her alive. Yet in many health facilities across Kenya, one of the medicines recommended to stop the bleeding is simply unavailable.

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CCTV: Police took 24 minutes to move Albert Ojwang from van to casualty at Mbagathi

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Brazilian midfielder Casemiro joins Inter Miami amid tampering probe

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Pwani Innovation Week targets 2 million youth as Coast region hunts for jobs and investment

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Six candidates enter race to succeed António Guterres as UN Secretary-General

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Nearly 200 killed in cholera outbreak in northeastern Nigeria

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World Athletics has officially ratified eight new world records set during the first five months of 2026, including seven senior records and one World U20 mark.

Among the athletes to make history were Switzerland's Simon Ehammer and the Bahamas' Devynne Charlton, who set their records at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Kujawy Pomorze in March.

Ehammer reclaimed the world indoor heptathlon title with a record score of 6,670 points, breaking the previous mark of 6,645 points set by American Ashton Eaton in Istanbul in 2012.

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World Cup glory does not guarantee Ballon d’Or, organisers clarify

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Justice Cecilia Githua has found former Migori Governor Okoth Obado and two others guilty of murdering Rongo University student Sharon Otieno.

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BREAKING NEWS: A court has acquitted Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago of conspiracy to misappropriate Sh1.1 billion meant for the county's overseas scholarship programme, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove its case against him.

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Explainer: A look at WAFCON 2026 as Harambee Starlets chase World Cup dream in Morocco

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NO SHOW! Cameroon's🇨🇲 President Paul #Biya, 93, has spent the last 45 days abroad, and now faces mounting criticism over the continued absence from work.

Biya, the ‌world's oldest head of state, left Cameroon on June 7 for what the civil cabinet described as "a brief private stay in Europe" and has since not returned. The government has provided no information as to when he might be back.

In office since 1982, Biya has for years spent extended stretches in Switzerland and elsewhere in Europe, though his advanced age means they have increasingly fuelled speculation about ​his health, whereabouts and ability to govern. The current overseas trip is his ​longest yet.

After a similarly extended period out of the country in 2024, the ‌government banned discussion ⁠of Biya's health.

Opposition lawmakers are now pressing the Constitutional Court to declare the position of head of state vacant.

Source: @Reuters.

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ICC withdraws charges, cancels arrest warrant for Sudanese ex-rebel Abdallah Banda

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The Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) has accused the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) of delaying the implementation of government directives to improve security at Wilson Airport.

Speaking at the JKIA, KAWU Secretary General Moses Ndiema urged KAA to establish a passenger terminal and a central screening point, warning that continued delays could undermine aviation safety and Kenya's tourism sector.

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UN Chief calls for end to exploitation of Africa’s natural resources, warning illicit trade is fueling conflicts

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