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Nairobi Governor Johnstone Sakaja has thrown his weight behind the ongoing bipartisan talks between Kenya Kwanza and the Azimio la Umoja One-Kenya Coalition. Sakaja dismissed those against the talks as enemies of peace and urged
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Attorney General (AG) Justin Muturi has called for unity among leaders in Embu County and the country at large to foster peaceful coexistence and economic development. He said no meaningful growth
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Opposition leaders, led by Eugene Wamalwa, have announced their resolve to engage in bipartisan talks aimed at tackling critical issues facing the country, saying that these discussions transcend personal interests
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Transport and Infrastructure Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has expressed support for bipartisan talks to ease the buildup of political tension in the country. The CS asked National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani
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Senate Board of Management led by the Clerk of the Senate Jeremiah Nyengenye on Friday toured Turkana County to assess preparedness ahead of the Senate sittings slated for September 25-29. Nyengenye
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