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  • 1 week ago | nation.africa | Angeline Ochieng |Alex Odhiambo

    On Tuesday morning, Archbishop Gilbert Deya left his Bondo home in Siaya County and travelled more than 60 kilometres to welcome new employees at his Kisumu hotel. Little did he know that that first meeting with the recruits at the Diplomatic Business Nationwide Hotel would be his last. After the meeting, the controversial preacher and his wife, Diana Kennedy Deya, decided to run a few errands in the lakeside city before embarking on their journey back home at 5 pm.

  • 2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Samwel Owino |Angeline Ochieng

    At least 10 questions await Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe in the National Assembly regarding the government’s decision to lease struggling public sugar mills to private investors. This comes as leaders from the sugar belt regions continue to voice concerns about transparency and public participation in the leasing of sugar factories.

  • 1 month ago | nation.africa | Angela Oketch |Angeline Ochieng |George Odiwuor

    At the break of dawn in Nairobi’s Kibra, women haul jerricans of water, children trail behind them barefoot, and street vendors begin their daily routine. But behind this ordinary hustle and bustle lies an extraordinary crisis, one that Kenya has been fighting for decades. Cholera, a waterborne disease eradicated in many parts of the world, continues to claim lives in the country.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | businessdailyafrica.com | Angeline Ochieng |Victor Raballa

    A private developer has broken ground for Sh120 billion real estate project in Kisumu to tap into demand for housing in the lakeside city. The project by GulfCap Real Estate, a private developer, will comprise houses and social amenities. Dubbed LV Marina, the real estate project will be developed on a 285-acre parcel of land owned by the late former vice president Jaramogi Oginga Odinga's family. The parcel of land hosted the controversial collapsed molasses plant owned by the Odinga family.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | nation.africa | Angeline Ochieng |Victor Raballa

    A private developer has broken ground for a Sh120 billion real estate project in Kisumu, targeting to tap into demand for housing in the lakeside city. The project by GulfCap Real Estate, a private developer, will consist of houses and social amenities to bridge the growing demand for housing in the lakeside city. Dubbed LV Marina, the real estate project will be developed on a 285-acre parcel of land owned by the late former Vice President Jaramogi Oginga Odinga's family.

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