Kenneth Gachie
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Oketch Salah: From unknown to omnipresent - Just who is this 'Raila's adopted son'?
Everywhere he appeared, he seemed to be eerily out of place. His face wasn't yet familiar. His garments were too slouchy. His expressions were rather bizarre, and his purpose too vague. Still, he stood tall, like a totem pole in the Alaskan countryside.
‘I don’t know him’: Kindiki distances himself from officer linked to Witima church chaos
While once again condemning the Witima church attacks, Kindiki reiterated that his style of politics doesn't involve criminalism or violence, asking Gachagua to refrain from dragging him to his way of doing things.
Khaby Lame: How Senegalese King of TikTok shrugged his way into billions
The deal is not just about money, it represents a strategic shift. Instead of relying on one‑off brand collaborations, Khaby’s empire will now be managed as a structured, full‑chain commercialization system.
Kenyans to the rescue after Nakuru woman's viral TikTok plea to save dying food business
The video of her breaking down in tears as she lamented about the difficulties in running her business soon went viral on TikTok and other social media platforms, attracting the attention of Kenyans from all walks of life, who have now vowed to support her to get back on her feet....
Emotions as three US-based siblings perish in a road accident in Kenya
The parents, who survived the crash and were not seriously injured, remained in Kenya to make funeral arrangements with meetings ongoing at the International Christian Church Centre, Nairobi, on Mombasa Road from 5pm to 7pm daily
The Kiharu paradox: What Ndindi Nyoro is doing right, and why it’s making MPs uncomfortable
Even before his removal from the Budget and Appropriations Committee, Nyoro had gotten into the crosshairs of his Parliamentary mates, many jealously accusing him of selfishly directing national funds to his constituency
Leaf the tree-hugging alone! Kenyans, we all can’t be Truphena Muthoni, time to branch out
Dear Kenyans, it's time to retire the joke, or rather, 'leaf it alone', because no one is laughing or rooting for you anymore.
Besigye in ‘critical state’ after overnight prison transfer, PFF says
According to the party, reliable sources indicate that Besigye was moved late at night from Luzira Prison to a medical centre at Bugolobi Village Mall under heavy security. No further information has been disclosed regarding his condition or the care he received.
Tension in Uganda as military chief Muhoozi threatens to kill Bobi Wine, issues 48-hour ultimatum
Kainerugaba’s remarks came after Museveni, 81, was declared the winner of last week’s presidential electionh with 71.6% of the vote, securing an eighth term in office.
Musical Heist: The dangers of AI music and the assault on transparency, consent and remuneration
Training AI models often requires copying entire works or substantial portions into datasets, transforming them into machine-readable formats, and creating temporary or intermediate copies throughout the training process.