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E-PAPER FACT CHECK: Jubilee hasn't withdrawn in the Bonchari by-election in favour of ODM
Statement allegedly issued by party SG Raphael Tuju is not legitimate
21 deaths reported as 1,030 tests positive for Covid
422 people have recovered from the virus, total recoveries now stand at 98,605.
Get the jab, ignore social media - Kalonzo
Take the vaccine, I have taken the jab myself and I'm still alive, Kalonzo says.
Kenyans asked to plant trees this rainy season
Heavy rains are currently pounding various parts of the country,
Tanzania to strengthen diplomatic relation with Kenya- Suluhu
Uhuru has invited Suluhu to visit Kenya.
Murgor seeks Mwilu's removal from CJ interview panel
Says Mwilu's client relationship with Havi brings on conflict of interest.
Help poor hobbled by lockdown - LSK tells state
Lobby has also demanded swift probe into the reported spat of shootings attributed to thugs.
Standoff looms in revenue bill
Senators alerted of December 2020 court ruling stopping the inclusion of grants to Revenue Bill.
Raila team slams Uhuru’s men for Njiru demolition
They claimed a prominent family is behind the evictions to grab the expansive land.
South African man denies Sh10 million gold scam
Sidumo allegedly jumped bail.
Djibouti's veteran ruler Guelleh re-elected for fifth term
Garnered more than 98 per cent of the vote.
India's Covid infections hit another record
India has reported the most number of cases in the world in the past week.
Scramble for numbers: Party leaders take battle online
UDA, ODM, Wiper and Kanu have launched digital registration for membership.
Susan Mugwe's Podcast: Drought does not cause famine
Is the looming starvation caused by drought from depressed rains or similar to Ireland?
Petitions filed against JSC commissioners Mugenda, Gichuhi
This is ahead of the JSC interview exercise for the Chief Justice position.
Experts divided over police presence during KCPE, KCSE exams
Some say it's for the students' safety; others argue it might intimidate the candidates