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  • It Takes Two: Why Facing Fertility Challenges Together Works Better

    It Takes Two: Why Facing Fertility Challenges Together Works Better

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    What every couple planning to conceive should know about timing, testing and treatment.In the majority of cultures, having children is seen as the fulfilment of a social contract, and the couple is obliged to meet this expectation. There is no socially agreed definition of how long the wait should be, and expectations often ignore personal circumstances such as career aspirations and financial stability.

  • How Cooperatives Are Changing Poultry Farming in Western Kenya

    How Cooperatives Are Changing Poultry Farming in Western Kenya

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    Trans Nzoia & Busia, Kenya: When hotels began asking for up to 60 chicken a day, Janet Bakasa and other poultry farmers in Trans Nzoia County realized that keeping hundreds of birds was not enough. They needed a reliable way to raise enough chickens, keep them healthy, and deliver them to buyers on time.

  • 52 Kenyans named in US ‘Worst of the Worst’ criminal database

    52 Kenyans named in US ‘Worst of the Worst’ criminal database

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    US Homeland Security has included 52 Kenyan citizens in its public ‘Worst of the Worst’ database of non-citizens with criminal records who are targets of immigration enforcement and subject to removal from the country.The list, maintained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), publishes details of non-citizens arrested for or convicted of crimes.

  • UoN declared technically insolvent with Sh20 billion debt

    UoN declared technically insolvent with Sh20 billion debt

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    The University of Nairobi (UoN), the country’s oldest and largest public university, has been declared technically insolvent by the Office of the Auditor-General, with debts estimated at Sh20 billion.University management appeared before the National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

  • MPs pass Bill scrapping IEBC’s obligation to livestream election results

    MPs pass Bill scrapping IEBC’s obligation to livestream election results

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    The National Assembly has passed a Bill that removes the legal requirement for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to livestream election results, changing how results will be handled in the 2027 General Election.MPs approved the Elections (Amendment) Bill on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

  • Kabarak University Announces 4 Job Vacancies – October 2026

    Kabarak University Announces 4 Job Vacancies – October 2026

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    Kabarak University has announced four employment opportunities for qualified professionals seeking careers in university administration, student affairs, publishing, programme management and legal research.The vacancies currently advertised are Assistant Dean of Students – Main Campus, Kabarak University Press Manager, Programmes Manager and Graduate Assistant Law.

  • Margaret Wanjiku Kariuki Obituary: A Life Remembered

    Margaret Wanjiku Kariuki Obituary: A Life Remembered

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    Margaret Wanjiku Kariuki Obituary – Family and Friends in Kenya, USA and Germany Mourn Beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great-GrandmotherIt is with profound sorrow, deep gratitude to God, and hearts anchored in Christian faith that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and family matriarch, Mama Margaret Wanjiku Kariuki, who went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.

  • Waititu, wife remain in custody as sentencing stalls

    Waititu, wife remain in custody as sentencing stalls

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    Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu and his wife, Susan Wangari, will remain in custody for at least another five days after the Anti-Corruption Court postponed their sentencing in the Sh588 million roads tender case and referred a dispute over the High Court’s judgment back to the High Court for guidance.

  • ‘You sacked me in 2023’: Geoffrey Mosiria hits back at Sakaja

    ‘You sacked me in 2023’: Geoffrey Mosiria hits back at Sakaja

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    Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has removed Geoffrey Mosiria as Chief Officer for Public Participation, Citizen Engagement and Customer Service, ten days after Mosiria declared his intention to run for Nairobi governor in 2027.The changes took effect immediately and were set out in a circular dated Wednesday, October 21, 2026, signed by County Secretary and Head of Public Service Dr Machel Waikenda with the governor’s approval.

  • 13 Vacancies Open At IPOA [KCSE mean grade of D to C-]

    13 Vacancies Open At IPOA [KCSE mean grade of D to C-]

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    Office Assistant IINumber of Position-8Consolidated Salary Ksh-38,010 – 57,240Location-NairobiDeadline-10/11/2026Qualificationsi. Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) mean grade of D (Plain)ii. proficiency in Computer applicationsClerical Officer IINumber of Position-2Consolidated Salary Ksh-44,720 – 67,340)Location-NairobiDeadline-10/11/2026Qualifications