Article 43 of the Constitution of Kenya guarantees every person the right to clean and safe water in adequate quantities. Yet for thousands of residents across Mombasa, Kilifi and Kwale counties, access to reliable and affordable water remains a daily challenge.Despite the region’s proximity to the Indian Ocean, many households experience prolonged water shortages, with some residents reporting dry taps even as they continue to receive bills from water service providers.
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Ilhan Omar’s Husband Tim Mynett, Ex-Husbands, and Children
Ilhan Omar is widely known for her political career in the United States, but her family life has also attracted considerable public interest. The Somali-born congresswoman, who represents Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, has been married more than once and is a mother of three children.
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TBT, from Old Kijiji (Recycled)
Zama zetu shule zikifungwa we used to devise our own games, there were no video games and VOK tv ilikua yafunguliwa 4pm on weekends and 6pm on weekdays, infact we used to hate the holidays coz it was work work and more work, time ya kucheza ilikua limited, asubuhi even before breakfast ilikua uko ndani ya napier grass ukishugulikia chakula ya ngombe and after it had been milked you had to deliver the milk to the neighbors who had made orders, then after breakfast unaingia shambani to water the vegatables and uproot the weeds, we used to long for the day schools would open tuhepe mateso as we called it.
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Rob Finnerty Faces Fresh Backlash Over Lupita Nyong’o Remarks
Rob Finnerty in Hot Soup Again as Kenyans Demand Apology to Lupita Nyong’o Over The Odyssey RemarksAmerican journalist Rob Finnerty is facing a fresh wave of criticism from Kenyans after an old video resurfaced showing him questioning the casting of Kenyan-born Hollywood actress Lupita Nyong’o in Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film The Odyssey.
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Agenda 2063 on Course as AUDA-NEPAD Opens Office in Tripoli Libya.
As Tripoli being picked as the host city to host the 2027 first continental conference on national planning Authorities, the African Union Development Agency in partnership with the new partnership for African development (AUDA -NEPAD)have opened their country office to accelerate the course.The new office in Tripoli is key as it will be on the forefront on project preparation, investment mobilisation and planning capacity ahead of the scheduled continental conference early next year.
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Major milestone as Kakamega Boda Sacco launched, hailed as game changer
Kakamega Boda boda riders are all smiles after successfully launching their Sacco.The Sacco has been termed as an eye opener to their transport business venture which has had equal shares of pros and cons.Speaking during the launch of the much-anticipated Mulembe Youth Boda Transport Co-operative Society Limited in Kakamega County, its chairman Raydon Anyangu appreciated the officials of the South Korean Based nongovernmental organization (NGO) Global Civic Sharing (GCS) for its committed efforts to bring together all the boda boda operators from the 12 sub counties to unite for one common goal-saving for the future prosperity.
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New feather for Lusaka as influence grows beyond western backyard
On Monday, October 12, the Council of Governors (CoG) elevated its Bungoma County governor Ken Lusaka to the position of vice-chair, in the process placing him on the national platform as the second most influential figure in the gubernatorial chiefs’ caucus.Lusaka was elected to replace his Tharaka-Nithi counterpart Muthomi Njuki who was picked to head the powerful governors’ lobby.
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Musalia Mudavadi has been here, there, and done that…, what next?
Not long after folding his Amani National Congress (ANC) to merge it with President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA), Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi sought to explain why he took that move.In 2024, during a church service attended by Ruto in Kakamega County, Mudavadi stated:
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Nelbert Rirei: Kenyan Student Found Dead in River Cam UK
The Kenyan diaspora is mourning Nelbert Rirei, a nursing student at Anglia Ruskin University, following reports that his body was recovered from the River Cam in Cambridge, United Kingdom, after he went missing.His death has left family members, friends and fellow Kenyans grieving as questions remain about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Kenyan Diaspora Celebrates Joining Seattle Police Department
Kenyan man Kamwenji De Liverpudlian is celebrating a significant career milestone after announcing that he has officially joined the Seattle Police Department in Washington State, USA.For Kamwenji, the achievement represents the fulfilment of a dream he carried from Kenya. His journey from the foothills of Mount Kenya to Seattle reflects the determination behind pursuing a demanding goal far from home.