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Kenya establishes international crimes court division 14 years after ICC intervention

Kenya establishes international crimes court division 14 years after ICC intervention

The proposed tax cuts present a difficult balancing act for a cash-strapped National Treasury already grappling with a Sh1.2 trillion budget deficit.

The latest blackout has revived concerns about Pate Island’s vulnerability to prolonged power disruptions.

Governor Sakaja demands answers from Kamukunji police over suspects' release on bail as families await news of missing relatives.

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