5 h. ago Kenya protests reignited by custody death, but ‘Gen Z' movement remains divided

Kenya protests reignited by custody death, but ‘Gen Z' movement remains divided  RFI

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24 h. ago Mortal remains of Keralites killed in Kenya bus accident to be brought to Kochi tomorrow |

Mortal remains of Keralites killed in Kenya bus accident to be brought to Kochi tomorrow |  Onmanorama

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53 h. ago This hidden beach in Kenya has remained untouched for centuries (and donkeys replace taxis)

This hidden beach in Kenya has remained untouched for centuries (and donkeys replace taxis)  Journée Mondiale

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7 d. ago Sexism, poverty, and power: Why gender equality in Kenya remains a distant dream

Sexism, poverty, and power: Why gender equality in Kenya remains a distant dream  Daily Nation

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8 d. ago McCarthy remains winless as Kenya fire blanks in Chad stalemate

McCarthy remains winless as Kenya fire blanks in Chad stalemate  Tribal Football

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3 w. ago Koech to US Senator: Ruto’s China Comments Misunderstood, Kenya Is Widening Global Alliances

Belgut Member of Parliament Nelson Koech has stepped in to defuse rising diplomatic tensions between Kenya and the United States following recent remarks by President William Ruto during a high-profile visit to China. President Ruto’s comments, which highlighted a growing strategic partnership between Kenya and China, triggered backlash from Idaho Senator Jim Risch, who called for a reassessment of Washington’s ties with Nairobi. On Monday, May 19, 2025, Koech—who chairs the National Assembly Committee on Defence, Intelligence, and Foreign Relations—released a statement addressed to Senator Risch, seeking to clarify Kenya’s position and ease concerns in Washington. He maintained that Kenya’s foreign policy stance remains rooted in mutual partnerships, not political The post Koech to US Senator: Ruto’s China Comments Misunderstood, Kenya Is Widening Global Alliances appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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4 w. ago Kenya records 64% decline in severe hunger, but future remains grim

Kenya records 64% decline in severe hunger, but future remains grim - report  The Eastleigh Voice

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