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  • Mohammed Bajaber Reveals Why He Opted for Nairobi United Over Other Clubs

    Mohammed Bajaber Reveals Why He Opted for Nairobi United Over Other Clubs

    The Harambee Stars playmaker has disclosed the reason behind his decision to sign for the ambitious Nairobi United.

    Harambee Stars forward Mohammed Bajaber has explained what encouraged him to choose Nairobi United as his next team.

    Bajaber was unveiled this weekend by Naibois, joining the ambitious FKF Premier League club as a free agent, after his departure from Tanzanian giants Simba SC.

    The playmaker adds experience and quality to Patrick Aussems’ team, who are looking to fight for the league title, and he says the club’s ambition and the vision laid out to him by the coach were attractive.

    “This club has a lot of ambition and I was just listening to the project from the chairman and CEO and they really want to achieve greatness and I want to be part of that,” he said during an interview with the club.

    “It was an easy decision to say yes and may we have a lot of success. The project and talking to the coach; he really had a good influence on me choosing Nairobi United. They have a vision for me and club and it was very easy to say yes.”

    Bajaber is hoping that his experience as a league winner with Kenya Police FC in 2025 can rub off on the rest of the team even as he looks to add goals and assists to the side.

    “I bring goals, assists and composure in the final third and chance creation,” he added. “As well as experience, because I have won a league before and we have the team to win the league this season.”

    Nairobi United started the season with back-to-back draws against KCB and Shabana FC and will be looking for their first win of the campaign when they take on APs Bomet on Sunday.

  • Tisho: Tracking One Of The Iconic Matatus That Gave Birth To The Popular Climax Buses

    Tisho: Tracking One Of The Iconic Matatus That Gave Birth To The Popular Climax Buses

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    Follow us for the latest business, career & biography updates.Eldoret residents – especially the ones from Maili Nne probably see it on a daily basis – but they may not know that the sky blue matatu with the registration KAL 203 X was once owned by George Kinyanjui ‘Mengo.’ Kinyanjui is the owner of the popular Climax Coaches.

  • Kenyan Man Found Dead in Houston, Family Appeals for Help

    Kenyan Man Found Dead in Houston, Family Appeals for Help

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    A Kenyan family is appealing to the Kenyan diaspora community in the United States for assistance following the heartbreaking death of Gedion Rotich, a Kenyan man who was found unresponsive inside his home in Houston, Texas.Gedion Rotich, originally from Litein in Kericho County, Kenya, reportedly passed away after being discovered unresponsive at his residence in Houston.

  • Meet Ronoh Kibet, The New KenGen CEO Set To Earn KSh 21.5 Million Annually

    Meet Ronoh Kibet, The New KenGen CEO Set To Earn KSh 21.5 Million Annually

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    Follow us for the latest business, career & biography updates.The Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) recently appointed Ronoh Kibet as the company’s new CEO and Managing Director.Kibet will succeed Peter Waweru Njenga, who is set to retire.As KenGen’s new Managing Director and CEO, Mr Kibet will be entitled to an annual salary of about KSh 21.588 million, based on KenGen’s audited financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2025.

  • Meet The 6 Officials Responsible For Approvals And Inspections

    Meet The 6 Officials Responsible For Approvals And Inspections

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    Follow us for the latest business, career & biography updates.Whenever a building collapses in Nairobi, one of the questions Kenyans ask is who was responsible for its construction and for ensuring that it is safe.In Kenya, developers cannot simply put up buildings wherever they want.

  • Building Collapses In Nairobi: Meet 6 Officials Responsible For Approvals And Inspections

    Building Collapses In Nairobi: Meet 6 Officials Responsible For Approvals And Inspections

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    Follow us for the latest business, career & biography updates.Whenever a building collapses in Nairobi, one of the questions Kenyans ask is who was responsible for its construction and for ensuring that it is safe.In Kenya, developers cannot simply put up buildings wherever they want.

  • Explainer: One Tube, One Chance: How a Single Sample Decides Africa’s Ebola Response

    Explainer: One Tube, One Chance: How a Single Sample Decides Africa’s Ebola Response

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    From a suspected case to a confirmed result, the people and systems that turn one medical sample into the proof needed to stop an outbreak.As Nigeria confirms its first Ebola case in more than a decade and Kenya reports nine infections, what actually happens between suspecting an infection and confirming it in the lab?

  • 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.