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Congratulations David Keter alias Dollarline on your victory in the Emurua Dikirr Constituency by-election. Your win is a show of the trust and confidence the people of Emurua Dikirr have in your leadership. The UDA Party celebrates this victory and sincerely thanks the people of Emurua Dikirr for their support and belief in the party’s agenda. We wish you success as you take up this responsibility and work to serve the people and push forward development. Congratulations once again, Dollarline.

Today’s riparian demarcation exercise in Kirichwa Ndogo was undertaken by the Multi-Agency Team as part of the ongoing Nairobi Rivers Regeneration efforts to restore & protect riparian corridors. The exercise commenced at Gem Lane & concluded at the beginning of Mandera Road.

THIWASCO Managing Director Eng. Moses Kinya says Thika is currently facing a daily water deficit of about 20,000 cubic metres due to the fast-growing population. Speaking during a stakeholders meeting, Kinya revealed that THIWASCO, together with the national and county governments, is implementing key projects including the Danida Project and Karimenu Water Supply Project to boost water supply and improve service delivery in Thika and its environs.

Kenya has ended Kenya Power’s monopoly, allowing power producers to directly sell electricity to large consumers like factories and industries. The firms will use Kenya Power and Ketraco transmission lines after paying access fees.

The Nairobi Rivers Regeneration Project, thro' Col.Njoroge, today received delegates who had accompanied H.E. President Emmanuel Macron to Kenya for a site visit at Kamukunji, where they were taken thro ongoing river regeneration & urban renewal initiatives under the programme

The redevelopment of the Homa Bay Pier continues to mark a major milestone in the transformation of Kenya’s maritime and regional transport infrastructure under the Blue Economy agenda and the aspirations of Kenya Vision 2030. The project, which is converting the Homa Bay lakefront into a modern feeder port and integrated economic hub, is expected to significantly enhance trade, transport connectivity, tourism, fisheries, and investment opportunities within the Lake Victoria region. The ongoing works include the construction of modern terminal buildings, warehouses, ferry waiting bays, power houses, water storage facilities, security infrastructure, and a permanent office for the Kenya Ports Authority. Upon completion, the upgraded pier will support safer and more efficient maritime transport while strengthening connectivity between Homa Bay, Kisumu, Mbita, Migori, Siaya, Busia, and neighboring regional trade corridors. The redevelopment forms part of broader efforts to revitalize Lake Victoria transport systems and unlock the economic potential of lakeside communities through improved infrastructure and enhanced water transport services. The project also supports planned ferry operations and facilitates the movement of goods and passengers across the lake. In addition to the port infrastructure, the project incorporates complementary developments such as a modern fish market and a lakefront amphitheatre aimed at promoting value addition in fisheries, tourism growth, cultural activities, and local enterprise development. Collectively, these investments are expected to create employment opportunities, stimulate local businesses, and improve livelihoods across the region. #Kenyavision2030

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Introducing your 2025/26 Coca-Cola Golden Glove winner… David Raya 💫 The @Arsenal goalkeeper’s tally of 18 clean sheets cannot be matched! 👏

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Respect to both warriors for giving the fans a true classic inside the ring. Manchester witnessed something special tonight. ⚔️ 2026 Fight of the Year candidate. #BeltsMatter

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Ted Turner, the billionaire media entrepreneur and philanthropist who launched the 24-hour cable TV news revolution when he founded CNN in 1980, has died. He was 87. cnn.it/4d7tcQ2

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Kelvin Kiarie is the champion of Africa, secures gold at the African skating championship held in Cairo.

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This is the story of a truly remarkable man, one who had little, yet gave everything in an effort to protect the world around him. Patrick Kilonzo Mwalua devoted his life to bringing water to animals struggling through devastating droughts in Kenya. Even as his health failed, he continued guiding the mission from his hospital bed. He passed away at 54. His journey began after witnessing a buffalo collapse from thirst, an image that pushed him to act. Once a small-scale pea farmer, he became an important figure in wildlife conservation, and his name and story should be known by all In 2016, as drought gripped Tsavo West, he drove a secondhand truck across unforgiving terrain, delivering around 3,000 gallons of water each day to elephants, zebras, and other wildlife in desperate need. Videos of animals gathering around his truck spread across the internet, inspiring support from around the world. Donations helped sustain what became a lifeline during one of the region’s harshest dry periods. Even while battling kidney failure and undergoing dialysis, he never stepped away. From his hospital bed, he coordinated deliveries and worked on long-term solutions like solar-powered pumps and beehive fences to reduce human-wildlife conflict. His story stands as proof that real impact doesn’t require wealth or power, just relentless compassion and the will to act.

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