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Families of Kenyans recruited to fight for Russia face uncertainty over missing relatives and compensation claims amid unverified intermediaries.
The article warns that leaders risk losing touch with reality when surrounded by people who only tell them what they want to hear.
The national tallying centre endures not because the Constitution demands it, but because dismantling a contested practice requires more initiative than the Commission has shown.
The article warns that leaders risk losing touch with reality when surrounded by people who only tell them what they want to hear.
The article argues that memoirs and biographies preserve lived history and can help counter misinformation, propaganda and revisionist narratives ahead of Kenya's elections.
Fred Obachi Machoka's enduring broadcasting career shows how talent, mentorship and steady guidance can turn sudden fame into lasting success.
The article condemns the celebration of Wicknell Chivayo's death while examining his controversial wealth, political connections, philanthropy and flamboyant public image.
The article argues for greater grace and empathy towards older generations, urging people not to ridicule personal and family choices made within the social, and circumstantial context of their time.
The article argues that political pressure or intimidation against The Standard over critical coverage threatens Kenya's constitutional guarantee of media freedom.
Chrisantus Mogeni's The Marriage Mirror explores the pressures behind marital breakdown and argues for a holistic, faith-based approach to restoring relationships and sustaining love.
Despite a court order that required the government to halt any development on the Lamu refinery until the case before it is heard and determined, Prezzo Bill Ruto inaugurated the project on Wednesday.
Returning children, civilians, and prisoners of war is both a humanitarian priority and an important part of a future peace process between Russia and Ukraine.
