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In the world of politics and beyond, Kenya continues to buzz with activity. Here's a snapshot of some of the recent happenings:
Ex-NIS and DCI officers, once at the helm of national security, have found themselves in the dock, charged with the murder of a Kenyan and two Indians. Despite the gravity of the accusations, they have been granted bail.
Meanwhile, Dalmas Otieno, a defiant Moi-era minister, has managed to navigate the political landscape with aplomb. His survival tactics remain a topic of interest for many.
The political landscape is also abuzz with discussions surrounding the promises made by Ruto. Some question whether these pledges are biting more than they can chew, or if there's a strategic deception at play.
In a close call, Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja narrowly avoided impeachment due to a two-minute breach of protocol. This incident has sparked a debate about the intricacies of political procedures.
Education reforms are on the horizon as plans to change the school capitation model are underway, marking the end of the 50:30:20 policy.
Health concerns have also been making waves, with increasing reports of water causing hair problems.
On the development front, Siaya County has announced plans to invest Sh2 billion in a hospital and stadium, aiming to improve healthcare and sports facilities.
The trend of sober funerals, known as sobervarsaries, is on the rise, reflecting a shift towards more reflective and introspective memorial services.
Elsewhere, the youth are still waiting for the promised State House motorbikes, a promise yet to materialise.
In a more light-hearted note, a Swahili coconut chicken curry recipe has been shared, providing a culinary delight for food enthusiasts.
Lastly, Peter Munga's wife is embroiled in a legal battle, fighting a Sh433 million loan case in a matrimonial property row.
Stay tuned for more updates as these stories continue to unfold.
