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EACC Recovers Sh7.4bn in Three Years, Blocks Sh10.7bn in Potential Losses
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Chinese Embassy unveils AI Competition, study visit for African youth
- Op-Ed
OPINION: Fuel shocks and the EV shift: How China is driving the global transition to electric mobility
OPINION: The Complete Reunification of China is Unstoppable
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- Sustainability Watch
Kenya calls for high-integrity climate financing mechanisms in Berlin talks
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National Assembly to hold public hearing on forest management law
Kenya Deepens UNDP Partnership to Drive Climate Action, Biodiversity Agenda
Kenya launches Sh520mn UN-backed Nairobi Green Cities Project to boost climate-resilient urban growth
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Pakistani FM emphasizes need for continued dialogue in call with Iranian FM
Ruto heads to Italy for a 3-day state visit
Ethiopian officials commend China-Ethiopia cooperation in language education, skills development
Uhuru Meets EIP, Togolese Envoy Over Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis
UN chief urges future guided by rule of law, not raw power
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Kenya
Justice Njoki Mwangi issued the orders after an application by Professor Waceke Wanjohi, who currently serves as Deputy Vice Chancellor.
NATIONAL NEWS
NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 23 – The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has recovered assets valued at approximately Sh7.4 billion and prevented potential financial losses...
Kenya
Voting began promptly at 8 a.m. in most polling centers, including Victoria Primary School.
CHINA DAILY
