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AI Technology to Help Teachers Personalise Learning as Makini Expands Cambridge Pathway

Makini Schools Runda Campus Biology Laboratory. A modern shared learning resource supporting both the Cambridge and CBE curricula. Makini Schools has expanded its Cambridge International Curriculum to its Runda Campus, introducing a dual-curriculum model that combines Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum with the globally recognised Cambridge pathway while rolling out artificial intelligence-powered learning technology designed…

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Beyond the Badge: How Dialogue Is Rebuilding Trust in Kenya’s Terrorism-Hit Counties.

For years, many residents of Kenya’s Coast and North Eastern regions lived between two fears. On one side were the constant threats posed by violent extremist groups seeking to exploit poverty, marginalisation and religious divisions. On the other was growing mistrust of the very security agencies mandated to protect them, with communities often accusing state…

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Parents protest in Eldoret after Mandago acquittal in Finland scholarship scandal

Angry and heartbroken parents staged powerful protests in Eldoret on Wednesday after a court acquitted Uasin Gishu Sen. Jackson Mandago in the Sh1 billion Finland education scandal. The crowd, made up of common mwananchi, poor farmers and emotional mothers, said they were betrayed after paying more than Sh1 million each for their children’s education abroad….

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Murkomen Defends Police IG, Warns Against Ethnic Profiling and GoonismMurkomen Defends Police IG, Warns Against Ethnic Profiling and Goonism

By MINA media Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has defended Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, saying he continues to enjoy the confidence of Kenyans despite criticism from former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Speaking on Thursday, Murkomen dismissed attacks directed at the police chief, stating that there was no basis to question his leadership. “There…

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Statute law overhaul begins to align laws with Constitution

Attorney General Dorcas Oduor  photo/file Kenya has launched a multi-sectoral committee to review and align laws declared unconstitutional by the courts with the Constitution, in a move aimed at eliminating legal inconsistencies, reducing litigation and strengthening the rule of law. Attorney General Dorcas Oduor said the committee will review statutes and subsidiary legislation that have…

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Will UDA take back gas cylinders and mattresses after Ol Kalou loss? Hassan Omar answers

UDA Secretary General Hassan Omar speaking during a press briefing in Nairobi on Friday July 17, 2026. The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has accepted defeat in the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election while maintaining that the outcome will not derail the party’s nationwide political strategy ahead of the 2027 General Election. Speaking to the press, UDA…

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