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Nairobi Records Highest Number of New HIV Infections

Nairobi County has recorded the highest number of new HIV infections in Kenya, with more than 3,000 fresh cases reported in the past year, according to the latest official data released on Sunday, Nov...

By Margaret Mwihaki Nov 30, 2025

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Chiefs set to graduate after undergoing paralegal training

Some 5,892 chiefs and their assistants will on Monday graduate at the Embakasi A Campus as the government moves to empower the grassroots administrators in a changed structure.Renamed National Government Administration following the promulgation of the Constitution in 2010, this governance structure

By The Standard Nov 30, 2025

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Property firm wins award for Sh6 billion affordable housing project

A development by GulfCap Real Estate has been recognised with the Best Affordable Housing Project of the Year Award.Buxton Point was honored with the award by the Kenya Professional Realtors Association (KPRA) during their 7th Real Estate Awards and Recognition Dinner at the Trademark Hotel, Village

By The Standard Nov 30, 2025

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Gachagua unveils political deal with Wiper

Democracy for the Citizens Party(DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has announced a major political partnership between his party and Kalonzo Musyoka’s Wiper Democratic Movement,signalling a significant realignment in Nairobi politics ahead of the 2027 General Election.This means other parties in the unit

By The Standard Nov 30, 2025

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Ruto urges youth to embrace responsibility, build strong families

President William Ruto has called on young people to embrace responsibility, build families, and play an active role in shaping the country’s future.Speaking during a service at AIC Milimani Church in Nairobi on Sunday, the President underscored the importance of strong families, accountable leaders

By The Standard Nov 30, 2025

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Tanzania political crisis: Chadema breaks its silence on mass graves

Tanzania has cancelled next month’s Independence Day celebrations, a move interpreted as a response to planned nationwide demonstrations against the disputed re-election of President Samia Suluhu. This comes amid mounting calls for international investigation into post-election violence that left sc

By The Standard Nov 30, 2025

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